BTW : don't use :P, use a small p so : p (together) than you'll get a :P, and a :S=: { ()

sorry, if people found these 2 lines of text annoying

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"One may feel fear in the face of danger, as long as one banishes fear when danger actually arives" "So say the wise"
I can help making campaings I can do triggers/map design/storyboard, żż need help ?? mail me on: degrotezoeloeman@hotmail.com
I hate it when people calling me "DMK" or "DMX' call me Reaper

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Did you read the thread?

If you read it and you still need a step-by-step walkthrough then I feel sorry for you.

[This message has been edited by Halo (edited 11-18-2003 @ 12:40 PM).]

If you actually WANT to recreate my water tunnel, then I will help you out, but if you're just asking me for steps when you're not even going to use them, then don't waste my time. No offense, but seriously.

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Hey, good idea.

[This message has been edited by bo shek mafia ma (edited 11-19-2003 @ 04:34 PM).]

Rest assured that I am definately going to use this new trick in my next cpn. Thanks for the wonderful eye candy and I hope to learn more from you soon!

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I sure have!

Please give me one more month to complete my current scenario. I promise you that EVERYONE will love it.

It's about one of the biggest battles that was fought in the book I'm writing.

Here's a mini-showcase:

Yusmouth is the most defensive place in the world of my story. It is the entrance the mountain valley of the Feddek Mountain Chain, where dwarves live. The dwarves came from the man-nation, Gysfol. (The men of Gysfol had used them for slaves.) The dwarves that inhabit Feddek are the offspring of a group of rebel dwarves who fled from Gysfol.

Yusmouth, being the entrance to Feddek, is guarded by both dwarves and a race of elfish creatures known as the Elorienkin. The Elorienkin forest, Eliadia, borders the entrance to Feddek, and because the Elorienkin and dwarves are allies, the Elorienkin have the burden of protecting the entrance.

In the scenario, you will follow the plot of the story. I have not yet mentioned the plot--that was just some background information. The plot is far too complicated to explain, but I'll try to sum it up in one sentence (as TV guides do to sum up a movie when you press Info). "The courageous prince, Hernegus, battles his evil cousin, Boslodimir to win the throne back for his country--to avenge his father's death--and to save his fiance, Aislynne."

Yusmouth takes place during a scene of the story where Hernegus flees from his nation to seek the Oracle, who is an Elorienkin. He orders his loyale (loyal servant), Marlayne, to guide Aislynne and her guardians to Yusmouth for protection from Boslodimir's armies.

The Battle of Yusmouth is a battle that resembles Helms Deep from LOTR in many ways. It is also unique in many ways (you will see this in the showcase).

In the scenario, you will employ units from the Elorienkin army, such as the Arosarcus, Kentauroi, and Satyroi. And because you are positioned in dwarven territory, you will be able to use dwarves to gather your resources. Actually, dwarves are the only units you may use to gather resources; with the exception of six Elorienkin villagers, who are not replaceable. The map will be consist of evenly distributed resources. There will be lots of gold mines hidden throughout the map, food will be plentiful in some locations, and wood is clearly the most abundant. In the defensive position of Yusmouth, there will not be much gold or food, so you will eventaully have to venture out and explore the mountains before the final attack.

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Thank you very much, Gaurdian_112!

I like to try to impliment my own eyecandy. In my current scenario, there will be a few bits of eyecandy that no one has ever discovered. This was just a teaser.

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