Scenarios

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xnavytc56
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Scenarios

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Anyway to see what size the scenarios are, (number of units, map size, objectives, etc), without actually opening each individual one. I'm looking to play a small scenario multiplayer.

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It is not a scientific, precise method, but I usually open the folder in explorer, and look at the relative sizes of the scenarios.
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Phoenix100
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The keyboard ref and scenario guide doc which you can download from the members section under BFTB has a bit of info that might be useful.
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Lol! Phoenix, that is a more precise method[:D]
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RE: Scenarios

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Your suggestion still good though, navwarcol. The scen guide is only for BFTB scenarios. It gives quite a bit of info about them though.
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