I do not remember ImpInc's one specifically, though a Doctor Who mod is exactly the sort of thing the War of Magic scene produced and then lost track of. The thing worth sorting before you start is which half of that mod you are actually porting. A lot of what an old content mod holds is description: a race, its units, the names and text and numbers attached to them. Description tends to survive a move, because it is telling the game what a thing is. The parts that reach into how the
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The picnic is in the book though. Pillman sits there with Noonan and works the whole thing out, visitors stopped by the side of the road, had their picnic, drove off, and afterwards the small animals come out of the grass to see what got left behind. That is an explanation, and it is the one the title is named after. What holds it together for me is that nobody who needs it ever hears it. Redrick is not in that room and would not have got much out of it if he had been. The answer exis
The list is long, but one item on it carries the rest: the memorial, and the refusal to heal anyone back. If losses do not stick then everything else you ask for is decoration. The trouble is that your counter table pulls in the other direction. If pikemen beat cavalry and cavalry beat archers in a clean circle, a dead figure stops being a loss and becomes an arithmetic error you should not have made. You cannot really have the memorial and the tidy triangle at the same time. I would k