This is what i imagined as a story around Tutankhamon... the third and final part of this series;
Hints and tips:
- stockpiling large amounts of various goods, coin included, would be a good idea.
- Troops requests will fail if you meet them with 5 or less full Forts.
- you are sent weapons every year and sometimes other goods.
- you will get a lot of requests, and most of them for high amounts. refusing deben requests will punish severely your kingdom rate.
- some other things too;
This is a jack of all trades scenario, there is many themes and activities to go about;
i would not recommend this map if you have played pharaoh for 50 maps or less. good luck and have fun
Nice little mini-series. Just the right difficulty for a somewhat experienced player, never had to restart, just a couple reloads in the first military mission
Screenshots of finished missions:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JsVhFUc86JvXYjcBDTZej4Y09DJUCoOr/view?usp=sharing
Pebble444 File Author
Posted on 03/19/21 @ 10:29 AM
thank you blubb for sharing your screenshots of the mini series; very beautiful city layouts! this is inspiring for future scenarios, and also the feedback, gives me an idea of where the challanges are and how hard or not they are to archieve
blubb
Posted on 03/22/21 @ 03:12 PM
Thanks for the reply... unfortunately I don't quite remember which parts of the campaign/single scenarios were "too stressfull" or "too easy", will take more notes on your next campaign which I'm eagerly awaiting :)
Overall it's nice to have campaigns/scenarios that fall between the "generic easy" regular playthrough and the insanely hard "Kaizo Mario" style ones
burt777
Posted on 08/06/21 @ 02:33 PM
All 3 are awesome missions that allowed me to play my own game, yet having to adapt to very diverse challenges. I did save/load quite a bit, as i noted some of the financial requests would vary in amount greatly, and some just felt... unreasonable. Also the grain > 15000 requests in the third scenario (where grain is only available through import) were best avoided.
Posted on 02/28/21 @ 04:31 AM 