version 1.1 install help

[senator pailing 2]

help can someone please give me a step by step installation guide for version1.1 please dont get to technical just keep it simple please. if this has already been posted i am sorry i got confused searching.can anyone help me!

[Wishazu]

i too would love a simple guide :)

[||Lz3||]

well It's not hard at all

here


[B]Installation

If you're using vista

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enter to your program files folder (c:\program files)and look for the Activision or Creative assembly folder select it and cut it then create a new folder somewhere else (say C:\Games) and paste the Activision folder in it (

1-First make sure you have a clean RTW 1.5 installation on your computer.

• This is to make absolutely certain old files or directories won't cause problems for the EB installation.
• you should also delete any EB prior to 1.1, If I'm not wrong you just need to delete the folder called EB in your Rome - Total war folder , wich is located in your Activision/Creative assembly directory

2-Double-click the EB installer file and follow the instructions on screen.

• when you're asked to enter the location of rtw , select the Rome - Total war folder (wherever you might have it)
  
• The installation process gives you the option to install a number of supporting tools and the "modesty patch", which adds loincloths to the naked units. The modesty patch is NOT recommended, however, and is provided purely as a service to those who must appease parents, and for anyone who is uncomfortable with pixelated genitalia.

3- I suggest using the latest fixes , just enter to the 1.1 fixes thread and download and apply the Permanent fixes , being the optional... merely optiona

that should do it

[bovi]

It's even easier to follow the sticky in this forum called "A guide to install EB, screenshots provided".

[Tellos Athenaios]

Even though the author admits that an update for 1.1 is overdue (mainly because the screens will look different as of 1.1; not much because of content changes); it is still pretty much valid. The same key-points addressed there apply to 1.1 as well.