Hello!

I started a scenario game with some pals of mine, and I found that only one of my mods was working (the rest of them didn't even show up). I created the game with all the mods I wanted active, and while I can deal with some of them gone. There are 3 that I consider pretty necessary for the game I wanted to make.

If you guys have any idea how this happened or perhaps how to fix it please let me know.

โพสต์ดั้งเดิมโดย spozder:

I just recently started using GMR, and was wondering if it is possible to do multiple turns at once, by loading the game into a regular multiplayer session for a little, and then submitting that. My friends and I have a game going through GMR that we play every once in a while, but we were talking about trying to play together live sometime... Any ideas?

I know from experience that if you go to your GMR Profiles and change your password from encrypted to unencrypted you can play the game as a hotseat game if all your friends are over at one place.

As long as all of your friend's and your password is unencrypted you can play the game like a hotseat game on one computer without having to go to GMR and download the save file again.

Other than that... I'm not sure its possible to do a regular online game. I hope that helps you though. I find hotseat games to be the most fun personally :)

โพสต์ดั้งเดิมโดย Faramir:

Sign me up.

Yeah I'll try to get the group back together then. Let's see what we can do. Ill start a steam group when I have the time.

โพสต์ดั้งเดิมโดย Faramir:

I took down my game as I couldn't get it to work. I would be interested but I can only play about every other day.

Ha! It's GMR! It takes forever anyways!!! You'd be fine! Anyways. I'll see if I can get my group back together so we can play and if you have any friends then feel free to invite them to play as well!

โพสต์ดั้งเดิมโดย Faramir:

Ok I will see. By the way it's an Elder Scrolls scenario if you care to join.

I too created a custom Elder Scrolls Scenario on GMR, and I too had problems picking a civ. It's all about the order you have players join the game. The First person in will be Player 1 civ and so on. What I did was have my other players come into the game in the order of which their civs are listed in the editor (aka Player 1 civ, Player 2 civ, etc etc). If you're still interested in playing an Elder Scrolls Scenario then we should play together.

Hey so me and some friends are trying to do a Tamriel Scenario (in case in anyone wants to join) and we can't figure out how you pick your civ in GMR?