Final Fantasy 6 Scenario Incomplete Version
By Dustin Dunn
Email: dustind@home.com
Home Page: http://dsquared.fiwh.com
Civ2 Page: http://dsquared.fiwh.com/civ2

If you've downloaded this you probably have some interest in the game it's based on.. I've put it here since I'll likely never finish it but I did do most of the graphics already and had a lot of ideas.

I've left some old files with ideas in the zip but I think they're probably really out of date.  Anyway, if you decide to make something out of this I should be notified and my name included in the credits.  I also recommend making heavy use of events if possible. :-)

I considered for a long time making it like the game, but if I was going to actually finish it I'd probably start at an earlier time period so the scenario could be longer and there would be more freedom in what to do, as well as making it more like an actual civ2 game as opposed to an rpg.. if you want to play an RPG, play the Super NES or Playstation version :-).  Now wasn't that just the longest sentence you've ever seen?  Anyway, I don't think it would be possible to make it work the way I wanted anyway due to the lack of a counter in the events language.

Also, it should be noted for inclusion in the readme the name of he who created the maps- Justin McKennon.  He used to run the Civ2Man's site on Geocities, don't recall his email but I thought his name should be included anyway.  I can also thank whoever mentioned his name in an old irc log since I would not have remembered what it was otherwise(I lost all email from before August 98).

If you need more images, start at the Galleria which should be noted in the unit collections on my page.  Although it hasn't been updated in eons, there may be links on the links page there or the message board.  I can also provide images if required.

Anyway, if you are interesting in working on this, good luck- I hope you can actually finish this.  Since I'm rushing this readme out the door, I likely missed a lot of things.  Email me if you have any questions(they must be reasonable though).



Dustin Dunn
March 31, 2000
