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[Zoltan Mihaly]

Thanks for the answer! And what do I do when there's no river/lake on the landscape? Also, should I just place the irrigation ditches next to a side of the fields?

[dosraider]

Originally Posted by Zoltan Mihaly

And what do I do when there's no river/lake on the landscape?

Then you play a sahara scenario. Breed camels and scorpions.
:laugh:

Use your brain and try things out.

[Zoltan Mihaly]

You got it! Thanks for the help. Had this game back when I was like 9 years old, but couldn't figure out what to do in it. A manual could come in handy with a game like this.

(Ps.: how come my avatar is not visible and my post count says n/a?)

[dosraider]

Originally Posted by Zoltan Mihaly

(Ps.: how come my avatar is not visible and my post count says n/a?)

Forum bug, Fifth must do some things manually, does it once in a while.
Will be sorted out sooner or later. Patience.

[Zoltan Mihaly]

I see. It doesn't bother me, I figured it might be something like you mentioned, was just curious. Thanks again for the help!

[angry axe]

awesome game, having trouble grasping it though (one of the disadvantages of being to young to play when it was out, or was it being too addicted to R rated games):thumbs:

Originally Posted by Zoltan Mihaly

Thanks for the answer! And what do I do when there's no river/lake on the landscape? Also, should I just place the irrigation ditches next to a side of the fields?

Use windmills, they pump water from wells, also remember that irrigation ditches double as drainage ditches when they don't have water in them. that allows flooded fields to dry out faster.