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EF/WF/RS - 7/9/2020 2:46:23 AM

Destes

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I've made a lot of scenarios in all 3 games. The only downside is that 30 turns is the longest a scenario can be.
Is there a way to make scenarios longer. Thanks

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RE: EF/WF/RS - 7/9/2020 3:36:17 AM

Jason Petho

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Oh yes, you can make scenarios as long as you wish, you just have to make sure you adjust both the number of turn length AND make sure the visibility reads the same.

So, for example, if you want a 150 turn scenario.

The scenario Length field will look like:

1-150[d] - which will be day for the whole scenario

or

1-100[d] 101-150[n] - which will be day light for the first 100 turns, then night for the next 50 turns

or any variation of the above.

And the Visbility field will look like:

1-150[10] - which will have the visibility set at 10 hexes for all 150 turns.

or

1-100[10] 101-150[2] - which will have the day time visibility set to 10 hexes for the first 100 turns and the night time visibility set at 2 hexes during the last 50 turns.

or any variation of the above.

The most important thing is to ensure that the length of turns matches the length of visibility turns.

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