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Here is a package with alternate frontend screens, including the loading screens. Consider it my contribution to this project.

Did this just for the fun of it, since I had never tried it before. Feel free to ask for the PSD files if you want to add/change anything. ;)

Here's some screens...

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tu-2.jpg


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Inferis said:
Here is a package with alternate frontend screens, including the loading screens. Consider it my contribution to this project.

Did this just for the fun of it, since I had never tried it before. Feel free to ask for the PSD files if you want to add/change anything. ;)

Here's some screens...

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That is superb! Absolutely amazing!
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I vote we use Inferis' frontend graphics instead of mine. :)
 
That candy made me fat
 
Hehe, quite. Inferis sets the standard. :)

Regarding a totally different matter: Why do you cling on to the EU2 type of shading provinces? Slap some gradient shading on the spheres, add a little drop shadow and you'll have a totally different feel. :)
 
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You sir, shall get not only a planet named after you, but an Alien Empire. Uttery fantastic.
 
I have started to edit the random events... so I need certain names decided:

Explorer: Daring Admiral
Conqui: Rugged Leader

these are what I have as far as the events go...

Also, end date? If it starts in 2100, do we want it to end in 3000? Plenty of time for Empires to fall appart and the such...
 
Mr. Capiatlist said:
Okay, so Gonzo is doing the Inferian Empire?

The Inferian Empire is devoted to a worship of the all-mighty god of EUII Modding known as "Inferis". Stories tell of how he descended from the skies in a Golden Chariot bearing Harvard's EUII editing Bible, and began to school them in the ways of the modder. He altered continents, created great oceans where there were none before, forged mighty empires where there was no life, and showed the primitive inhabitants how to hack into the TBL files. They praised him as a god, and built great monuments to his l33t haxx0rz skillz.

He denied that he was the Saviour, and that his divine power came from the almighty "Johan" as he called him, but the natives did not belive. They scoffed at the idea that there was a person more powerful and versed in the ways of the hackz than Inferis, and lo they paid the price. None were safe from Johan's wrath, and the once proud civilisation was smote by Johan's vengence, retribution for their folly at worshipping another before him.

Inferis however was saved miraculously by Johan, and when the survivors of the fall began to rebuild, they found the artefacts of his existence yet no trace of himself. Inferis had been made a God by the mighty Johan for his attempt to bring them to enlightenment and knowledge. Thus, the Inferian Empire rebuilt, unbeknownst that there was a great God looking out for them.
 
The Gonzo said:
The Inferian Empire is devoted to a worship of the all-mighty god of EUII Modding known as "Inferis". Stories tell of how he descended from the skies in a Golden Chariot bearing Harvard's EUII editing Bible, and began to school them in the ways of the modder. He altered continents, created great oceans where there were none before, forged mighty empires where there was no life, and showed the primitive inhabitants how to hack into the TBL files. They praised him as a god, and built great monuments to his l33t haxx0rz skillz.

He denied that he was the Saviour, and that his divine power came from the almighty "Johan" as he called him, but the natives did not belive. They scoffed at the idea that there was a person more powerful and versed in the ways of the hackz than Inferis, and lo they paid the price. None were safe from Johan's wrath, and the once proud civilisation was smote by Johan's vengence, retribution for their folly at worshipping another before him.

Inferis however was saved miraculously by Johan, and when the survivors of the fall began to rebuild, they found the artefacts of his existence yet no trace of himself. Inferis had been made a God by the mighty Johan for his attempt to bring them to enlightenment and knowledge. Thus, the Inferian Empire rebuilt, unbeknownst that there was a great God looking out for them.

*trembels in fear* *starts worshipping this god imediately*
 
Actually, I like that concept... Just relax on the EUII References.... The Inferian Empire will worship a demi-god who created the entire galaxy and was rewarded by the gods by being made a god. His climb to heaven is apparent on several planets due to the resulting exploision. So, instead of Gold, we shall have "Relic of the Creator" which is a piece of the mortal Inferis... A nation that collects all the pieces (random event with the ownedprov triiger for all the Relic provs), will be blessed with hyper techs and galactic domination... until the Hive rears its nasty head and wipes them off the map. :p
 
Mr. Capiatlist said:
Actually, I like that concept... Just relax on the EUII References.... The Inferian Empire will worship a demi-god who created the entire galaxy and was rewarded by the gods by being made a god. His climb to heaven is apparent on several planets due to the resulting exploision. So, instead of Gold, we shall have "Relic of the Creator" which is a piece of the mortal Inferis... A nation that collects all the pieces (random event with the ownedprov triiger for all the Relic provs), will be blessed with hyper techs and galactic domination... until the Hive rears its nasty head and wipes them off the map. :p
Great idea, it will add a bit of Questing into it. :)


EDIT: I have decided to start work on a trader nation, my idea is to have the nation own 3-5 scattered COTs, and some rich provinces, but have no state culture (so as to balance the income out). Is that reasonable?
 
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Ciçatrix said:
Great idea, it will add a bit of Questing into it. :)


EDIT: I have decided to start work on a trader nation, my idea is to have the nation own 3-5 scattered COTs, and some rich provinces, but have no state culture (so as to balance the income out). Is that reasonable?

I dunno, no state culture might cause some trouble if they decide to colonize...
 
Nonononononononono!

If it wasn't for you, we'd never even be able to conceive of a possible notion of maybe thinking about starting this mod!