Thanks for the replies. A little sleep cured most of my frustration. :) I guess overwriting the original files is the easiest solution, although I had been trying to avoid doing so. I originally started out that way, but hoped to take advantage of the mod folder.
I copied a few files to the mod folder and edited them. At first they worked correctly, but now everything is listed twice. ie the game is reading both the modified and original file and listing the stats from both. I have tried deleting the files and starting over, uninstalling and reinstalling the game, but nothing fixes it. I also cannot find any info about fixing it, even though I remember running into this issue with the first game too. I'm just about ready to uninstall and forget th
[quote who="yocmj0110" reply="1" id="2775621"]does any body else notice anything similar [/quote] I ran into the same problem, although at one point I did try to load a particular map I had saved in which I started in a resource rich area. I figured it probably wouldn't function correctly since it was created prior to the patch and I immediately started a new game. I attempted to kill a single wolf, and I cast spells until my mana was gone and not one spell hit.
[quote who="Callesen58" reply="3" id="2745314"]Copy elementaldefs.xml to your mods folder, go into it and change the part that has to do with sov level up points from 1 to 3 or so. Should fix the scaling issue.[/quote] Is there some specific folder structure I have to create in which to place this file? I have tried copying it everywhere and it never actually changes anything in game. I am starting a new game, but I just don't see my changes. Nevermind... no idea what it was,
[quote who="Polynomial" reply="6" id="2713919"] Quoting Nesrie, reply 5 Quoting Polynomial, reply 2Archival DVDs? Really, Frogboy? Is there reeeaaally that much demand for patches on DVDs? I think this is awesome, and yes there is. I want to be able to have access to the game, as Stardock intended it to be played, long after Stardock is gone (if that happens of course, it might not). Great new, and thank you. No, there is no demand for patches on DVDs. Its