campaign editor

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As we await for Twilight of the Arnor to be released, we all know about the campaign editor.What's your custom campaign about.
Mine's a Star Wars themed campaign taking place in a parallel universe.I'm trying to make cut scenes to introduce each mission, i'm also trying to find music from Star Wars, Command and Conquer and many other games and movies.
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Reply #1 from Stardock Forums Top
you might want to try ares a p2p because what your asking for your going to have to download it but avoid limewire at all cost.Also this p23p has no viruses or spyware at all plus its free you can find it www.freewarefiles.com or filehippo I hope this helps.
Reply #2 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
you might want to try ares a p2p because what your asking for your going to have to download it but avoid limewire at all cost.Also this p23p has no viruses or spyware at all plus its free you can find it www.freewarefiles.com or filehippo I hope this helps.


Music piracy (yes, downloading even soundtracks you haven't bought is still piracy) is illegal, and promoting it won't be tolerated. Any mods containing pirated music will also be automatically denied from the library.
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Reply #4 from GalCiv2 Forums Top

Music piracy (yes, downloading even soundtracks you haven't bought is still piracy) is
illegal, and promoting it won't be tolerated. Any mods containing pirated music will also be automatically denied from the library.






I didn't know that using music from games was piracy.
Reply #5 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
My custom campaign takes place in a paralell universe as well. The set-up is as follows: The player assumes the role of the Yor, who are defenders of truth and justice, and must wgae a war against the evil races of the galaxy. (Which is everyone else.)
Reply #6 from GalCiv2 Forums Top



I didn't know that using music from games was piracy.



What did you think it was? Someone composed and conducted that music, the games / film company paid money, they charge money (either for the game or the soundtrack)... Why should this be different than downloading a CD?