[Septimius Severus]

Originally Posted by Sombre

NaV II is also easy to clean, you simply snap it open and rinse it with cold water, and it's ready to play moments later. It's as easy as 1 2 3!

It's hard to say whether such a brilliant game with so many features could even be accurately described as a scenario - it's really more of an experience. Perhaps we should discuss this.

Btw links to the NaV II threads:

http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/showthread.php?t=45227

http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/showp...31&postcount=2

If only I had the artistic talents, time, and patience to make the map fit more with my ideas, but as random maps go, it works pretty well. Much about scenarios is really in the imagination anyway such as in a Rome Total War scenario, that puts you in a certain place at a certain point in history with certain units at your disposal, and arranged just so. I suppose at some point I could use graphical portions of existing maps (with permission of course) or as many do, convert maps from other arenas, to place for instance a forest themed team in a completely forested area, and a mountain themed team in a mountainous area, etc. Finding existing maps that meet all my requirements to the letter is fairly difficult, hence the random map route.