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:shocked I had totally forgotten about the flag thing. But, yes. If you just attach him to the store/center, he will take care of the village in general; Attaching to a flag causes him to work for one need.

Actually, the only purpose of a Celtic wonder, though I think it also boosts weather miracles (let's say the only practical purpose) is to boost your influence. Wonders really expand that influence ring, making it easier (particularly on Land 3) to take over the next town, as long as you can get...

??? Not on Land 5 specifically. Scaffolds and resources don't usually survive the trip--You get, as you said, about one-fifth of the resources, and you are lucky if you get one out of every fifteen scaffolds. This feature has often frustrated me. But as for the artifacts, I haven't a clue. Sorry.

Evil god with good creature for the win. :) Havoc, I ended up reading your whole post in Bill Clinton's voice, didn't realize I was doing it until halfway through.  :laugh2 But, yeah. Keeping village size down, letting people take care of themselves, ignoring everything that isn't dire...

They always have at least one desire. The more of everything else they have (the less they want it) the higher the Children flag goes. If they are not literally out of a resource or about to die off, and have enough houses for now, ignore them. Also, the creature can be a big help if you are...

Doesn't make it any less of a service to make the map for the other users. And again, self-gratification is a wonderful thing. I dunno about you, but I've never played nor modded/added content to games for popularity. If two other people out there get it and enjoy it, and it harms none, I've...

Huh. Never done MP so I couldn't say. But you said it was to do with your creature, so I figured, new file, new creature, levels the playing field a bit. Anyway, once I finally get BW and Internetz on the same computer, I will be available as an expert player any time I am at my computer and...

Huh? You mean about the "Any file named runblack.exe" part? I did mention that. Or are you talking about something else? I think I might have misunderstood.

We have about four posts a day recently, not including mine. Still not much. Of course there are no popular maps made from scratch, it was only recently that they started being made from scratch and no-one plays the game anymore, and none of the from-scratch maps do anything special like...

Yeah, I almost provided link to a safe download (as there is a reputable site I know of that distributes cracked versions of old games), but then I was like, "Wait a minute, I'd better not." So I didn't. But as far as convincing the editors you have the game, just copy over the file you want to...

Make a new game to level the field.  :suspect Seems logical to me. Then again, I make new games all the time. In all games I play, actually. Apparently it is one exposition of my schizophrenic tendencies. :rolleyes

As I now have a few different methods of mapping that seem to be pretty much unique to me, and since a lot of new members have been filtering in lately and I would like to play someone else's content that I haven't already played over 9000 times, and since also I documented the last landscape I...

Honestly, the cracked version of the .exe might be useful just for making Surveyor or Express think it is installed. Or, make a normal file, and name it runblack.exe so it appears to be the game. If you decide to go with the cracked version (which is actually the tougher option), be careful...

.txt and .lnd are all you need. Put 'em on a flash drive or thumb drive, or attach them to an email and open them with the editors on the PC.

I learned it from using C, C++ and Python.  :laugh2 I don't have any fabulous h4xxing skills, since I've never really devoted much effort to it and usually get distracted, but I certainly can look at most games and so forth and get a general idea of the sort of code they use. And I know about...

No, I mean I've been using Skirmish mode to do sandbox maps, instead of skirmishes against another god.  :p By two-player, I mean there is me, and computer-controlled Player Two.

They all move, in the direction of aftertouch. If you manage to stop your hand in time, they will not move. Although you could probably, if you were mucking about with the miracles, make it not move at all, as well. And that is not the same as normal clouds in the game: Some clouds always drift...

Well, seeing as what kind of computer you get is a choice, and PC's are cheaper... But I digress. Is what I'm seeing that one of the coords is, indeed, off the map?

Ah. I see. Well, tell me how everything goes. Or you could spoiler a portion of the code, and I or another member could try troubleshooting.

Killing the goblins turns them into dead humans and gets a humourous message from Whitey. Do eet.