The Ancient Mediterranean
Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword mod | Released Jul 14, 2007
The Ancient Mediterranean MOD features a complete modification of Civilization IV. The game now only takes place in the times of Egypt, Rome, and Carthage. It is a complete overhaul of Civilization IV that leaves the basic mechanics of Civilization IV intact.
CIV4: The Ancient Mediterranean v2.01 (Windows)
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After lots of polishing work, mainly by Ambrox and Graywarden, we’ve released what we consider to be the final version of The Ancient Mediterranean for Civilization IV (Vanilla). We’re now moving on to a Beyond the Sword version. * XML improvements and fixes on civics, wonders, buildings, techtree and units * Assyria as 24th playable civ * New scenario map - TAM Eastern Med - 15 Civs - Standard map We’ve also included an updated Mac version. Installation instructions: Extract this file to your Civilization IV folder, usually found in C:\Program Files\Firaxis Games\Civilization IV.
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The unit "Hero" ain't available and causes a crash if you select it. Furthermore the GameCore.dll was changed and isn't compatible with the most trainers out there. You cannot select (pressing Control and D and then game) give units 200 moves. Otherwise it is a very good mod that would do much fun if it would work. What a pity!