Comments - aforce6644

Got it, thanks.

The spacing when deploying units is a little strange, is this intentional?

Hi, I'm getting consistent crashing before any battle, meaning I can't play the game. I performed LAA and saved it on both kingdoms.exe and medieval.exe in the drive where I installed both TATW 3.2 and DaC 3. I can't seem to figure out the issue, vanilla TATW does not suffer from this.

Is this updated? Can I still install this for my Wargame: Red Dragon?

For the Steam version of R:TW, where do I install SPQR: TW?

I have two copies of TATW, one is named Third_Age_3 and the other is Third_Age_3_Original. The default named folder is the one with Divide and Conquer 1.2 installed, and it works when I run the batch file in that folder (I haven't renamed the bat or cfg files in that folder either.), but in _Original, the bat file only runs the DaC version of TATW. Galudirithon mentioned that I have to rename the bat and cfg files for it to work. How do I do this? If I rename the .cfg and bat files in _Original to the folder name (Third_Age_3_Original), it still only launches DaC.

How can I have two copies of TATW so I can switch between vanilla and DaC? Do I copy and paste Third_Age_3 and install DaC into the second copy? Also, how do I access the hidden settlements like the Hornburg and Minas Tirith in Custom Battles setup?

So I would just copy and paste another copy of Third_Age_3 and install DaC into the second copy?

Sorry, you mean flip through different cultures and settlement options in the custom battles menu? Thanks for your answer, but it's confusing me a bit. If you could elaborate just a bit more, I'd be grateful.

How do I install this as a Steam User? Would I install it in the Rome: Total War folder or the Alexander Expansion folder?

Is there a way for me to easily disable DaC so I can play vanilla TATW or do I just have to delete and reinstall every time I want to play vanilla?

I'm asking because there seems to be no Minas Tirith or Cair Andros map in custom battles in DaC.

Sorry if this has been answered before, if you could point me in the right direction.