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PSXNIC / FORUM Language FRENCH CD Volume Label CCTP Data track sizes 674 Mb (76:46:01) Audio track sizes 9 Tracks Total Capacity - Protection CD-Reader TEAC CD-R55S 1.0N CD-Writer TEAC CD-R55S 1.0N Software Padus Discjuggler 1.05.340 CD-R Media Philips Premium Silver CD-R74 Instructions Civilization: Call to Power FRENCH 1:1 CD-Copy PSXNIC / FORUM Backup Instructions:. Start DiskJuggler (1.05.238 or higher). From the action-bar choose View and select Options. In the Options window select the Defaults tab and change the Max image size to 80 min(s) (for v1.05.238) or 85 min(s) (for v1.05.238-TU RADIUM).
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Select Ignore Jitter Correction. Select Auto Subcode Analisys. Select Auto Read Retry Count 10 Data Speed 1x (when possible select a faster speed) Audio Speed 1x (when possible select a faster speed) Recording Options Speed 1x (when possible select a faster speed). When ready click START to create the imagefile & burn the CD. NOTE: Use an 80 minutes CD-R or a 74 minutes CD-R to burn. In some cases it is better to use the CD-Writer as Source CD-Reader as it is usually better able to read unreadable sectors.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Call to Power II Activision David White, Tony Evans, Dan Haggerty, Winnie Lee Release date(s) November 2000 Mode(s), multiplayer over,: E (Everyone) System requirements 166 MHz, 64 MB, 320 MB space, 7 compliant video card (for the Windows version) Input methods, Call to Power II ( CTP2) is a released by as a sequel to Civilization: Call to Power, which was, in turn, a game similar to the computer game. The game could not have 'Civilization' in its title because the word is by the makers of the original Civilization series. In October 2003, Activision released the, enabling the gaming community to debug, improve, and add new features. Contents. Differences from Civilization: Call to Power Call to Power II (CTP2) had a number of differences from the previous Civilization: Call to Power (CTP). Many reviewers and players criticised CTP for its interface, which prompted a complete redesign of the in CTP2.
Overall, the CTP2 interface is largely considered cleaner and easier to use, although not without its shortcomings, many of which were caused by programming bugs. CTP2 also included several gameplay differences. Maximum army size was increased, some balance adjustments were made to avoid the balance problems from the original CTP (for example, Ships of the Line were so powerful in CTP that getting them first could mean winning the game), and the economic system in CTP2 was reworked so that controlling good terrain became more profitable. Another difference in CTP2 is that the player can receive bonuses for certain achievements, if s/he is the first to do the action (recapturing a city, sailing around the world, etc). The model in CTP2 is a major improvement over CTP diplomacy, with more agreements available for negotiation.
Players could, for example, ask the AI controlled civilizations to stop researching some technology, or to reduce their arsenal. Space colonization and the space layer were removed from CTP2, along with the 'Alien Life Project' victory condition. Another victory condition was introduced, which required the player to cover most of the planet's territory with sensors and build the Gaia controller wonder, winning the game. Call to Power II featured a reworked diplomacy system After CTP2 was released, it became evident that the game had a number of very serious and shortcomings. For example, there was no option of play, which had become popular among CTP players, and was also expected to be in CTP2. Later, one of the developers posted modifications to one of the game files that would allow access to PBEM mode, but it worked poorly, basically to the point of being unplayable.
The conventional multiplayer mode was also buggy and almost unplayable. The computer player in CTP2 was commonly considered weaker than in its predecessor, having trouble moving its units around its own bigger unit stacks, being unable to defend captured land (leaving cities it captures undefended on the next turn), and often ignoring defense of its own lands almost completely (it was quite possible for the human players to conquer a large portion of an AI empire with just one or two units). CtP2 also had some other bugs, related to scenario editing, in-game diplomacy and other elements of the game.
To address these issues, released a patch for CTP2. The patch did add some new functionality to SLIC (see below) and fixed some of the worst bugs in CTP2, but unfortunately, it still did not fix the AI problems and did not add PBEM support either. Conventional multiplayer became playable, although some bugs that could be used as cheats remained.
Not long after the patch was released, Activision officially announced that they were ending all support for the Call to Power series, and there would be no further sequels, expansion packs or patches. The developer team that worked on CTP2 left Activision. Mods One significant feature of CTP2 is its support for. A large number of game rules are stored in text files, along with many AI scripts. Even more importantly, CTP2 had a fully documented scripting language called SLIC, with a -like syntax, through which many things about the game could be tweaked. The sole released patch for CTP2 enhanced the functionality of SLIC, allowing creation of mods that change the gameplay significantly.
The CTP2 community created many mods, with the primary goals of fixing the AI and balance issues that were in the original game. Later, new gameplay features were incorporated through mods as well. These mods allowed the CTP2 community to enjoy the game much more, as they fixed at least some of the worst problems in CTP2.
Source code release. Call to Power II screenshot After Activision ceased to support CTP2, the became the de-facto support center for CTP2, being the only active online community of this game and offering help with technical problems. That site is also largely where the modding efforts for CTP2 occurred. At one point, the members of the Apolyton site contacted Activision and asked them to release the to CTP2. After several months of negotiation, Activision agreed and the source code was released in October 2003 exclusively to the Apolyton Civilization Site. There were limitations to how the source code might be used; for example, no commercial use of anything created with the source base was allowed. Source code access Currently, the source code project is accessible through a server.
Initially, set up by user 'kaan' another apolyton member 'DarkDust' has provided a home for the code. Through Apolyton, those wishing to view the source code or wish to modify the code can find the SVN server forum at the Apolyton link below for more information. The Apolyton Edition Since then, continued work to improve CTP2 has made many improvements to general gameplay and the AI, fixed most known bugs, and added new features. The multiplayer modes are still only in a semi-working state, but the single player part of the game works much better with code modifications than it did in the original game.
Work on the source code continues with a team of volunteers with several playtest versions available at the Apolyton website's playtest thread. The (May 17, 2009) is available at Apolyton. The playtest is a fan created 'patch' with more stability and additional features. A website dedicated to these features and how to implement them can be found at.
In October 2007, in celebration to the 4th anniversary of the source code's release, the Playtest Revision 812 was published. Since October 2003 over 800 changes have been made to the game. Continue to: Getting Started → Walkthrough → Call to Power II has a number of differences from the previous Civilization: Call to Power. Many reviewers and players criticised CTP for its interface, which prompted a complete redesign of the user interface in CTP2. Overall, the CTP2 interface is largely considered cleaner and easier to use, although not without its shortcomings, many of which were caused by programming bugs.
CTP2 also includes several gameplay differences. Free download fl studio 12 full regkey. Maximum army size was increased, some balance adjustments were made to avoid the balance problems from the original CTP, and the economic system in CTP2 was reworked so that controlling good terrain became more profitable.
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