I know there was a no CD loader for Medieval but I was just wondering if there was one for VI? It gets annoying one I haven't get the disc in and would make my life a bit easier. Thanks.
I know there was a no CD loader for Medieval but I was just wondering if there was one for VI? It gets annoying one I haven't get the disc in and would make my life a bit easier. Thanks.
yes of course
Warlords Clan
And where might I find it?
you better find out soon before some mod closes this, no cd cracks are not popular with the org staff
60+ new units – including the mighty Indian War Elephants, Persian immortals and Indian naked female archers.
Arrrrr, maties, we can't be talkin' about such things here. 'Tis likely to get ye hangin' from the old yardarm.
Ye should stop yer blubberin' about puttin' in a CD. Why in MY day, I had 5 1/4 inch floppies on me C-64 an' it would take 5 minutes an' 3 disk swaps just to get the program started. So I've little sympathy for a CD-hatin' Land Lubber
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Well I have to restart mtw/vi after every multiplayer game that I host or else the game is likely to crash or not be visible to some players the next time I host. This is true even if a battle exits normally. For me, that's a lot of restarts during a typical multiplayer session if I'm doing all the hosting, and it adds to the already huge amount of time you have to waste in order to play this game online.
_________Designed to match Original STW gameplay.
Beta 8 + Beta 8.1 patch + New Maps + Sound add-on + Castles 2
Maybe you can find it here
Edit: Or not...link removed - Gregoshi
Floppies? You were high tech Remember the cassette drive? Loading a game took forever and you prayed that it didn't screw up the load.Originally Posted by [b
Quote[/b] (Gregoshi @ May 10 2004,23:20)]Arrrrr, maties, we can't be talkin' about such things here. 'Tis likely to get ye hangin' from the old yardarm.
Ye should stop yer blubberin' about puttin' in a CD. Why in MY day, I had 5 1/4 inch floppies on me C-64 an' it would take 5 minutes an' 3 disk swaps just to get the program started. So I've little sympathy for a CD-hatin' Land Lubber
In the good old days I was getting the games from the book and writing the program into my computer, you could move data on the 8 floppies, but nobody (that I knew of) wrote games on them. When I got a cassette drive I was in heaven.Quote[/b] (SirOsis @ May 11 2004,15:25)]Floppies? You were high tech Remember the cassette drive? Loading a game took forever and you prayed that it didn't screw up the load.Quote[/b] (Gregoshi @ May 10 2004,23:20)]Arrrrr, maties, we can't be talkin' about such things here. 'Tis likely to get ye hangin' from the old yardarm.
Ye should stop yer blubberin' about puttin' in a CD. Why in MY day, I had 5 1/4 inch floppies on me C-64 an' it would take 5 minutes an' 3 disk swaps just to get the program started. So I've little sympathy for a CD-hatin' Land Lubber
It is not complete until the overwieght female vocalizes.
Pinky : Gee Brain, what do you want to do tonight?
Brain : The same thing we do every night Pinky. Try to take over the world!
There is one, but if you can't find it without the forum's help, then you aren't much of a pirate
I didnt know they can do this, niceQuote[/b] (ThijsP @ May 11 2004,13:49)]Maybe you can find it here
Edit: Or not...link removed - Gregoshi
I wish I could sometime alter some other post than my own...
Regards,
EC
Duh For the second time I forgot to close this topic.
Hey, if anyone wants to swap tall tales about their early days in computers, let's start another topic on that. Nothing quite like a trip down memory (4kb) lane.
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