damn i didn't know they didn't auto-delete after time. I'll delete mine if I still have them.

Sry dude I'm not playing right now :)

Sorry man - I totally forgot to check it out myself - I'm really busy right now...

Wait. Wait wait wait. GMR lets you choose the seat you want freely, that's for sure. And it shows the emblems of the civilizations so you don't get confused which you choose, unless it's heavily modded.

About the DLC modpacks - sorry can't help you here, I used them before, but I only do workshop now.

I hope you'll be able to figure it out, but I guess I just need to pick it up myself and redo all the steps. When I'll get to my computer.

If GMR has only 12 slots... Not sure what I could do honestly, but I guess we'll see.

Happy to oblige.

You don't "have" to use anything with it - it's just a save converter. The difference is DLC, are not mods, you don't need to enable them via mod menu, that's all - the GMR doesn't really care. So if you use DLC you don't need to launch it from mod menu, after you enable the required mods you used with the save game.

I did encounter one problem once, when GMR didn't properly recognize a save game, but it was only one time, with mods that simulate Napoleonic Battles, particularly, Waterloo, I think. I'm still not sure what was the problem, but I doubt you have to worry about it.

Enjoy.

Well I meant 2 as a minimum if you want hotseat. Unless you got at least 2 human players, there's no hotseat, obviously. I can't remember if GMR has a limit of players, but I don't think it does, or it's pretty high. The case with AI is, when you upload the save game to GMR, it registers all the players AI and not, I'm not sure if it registers the dead civilizations - that's what you'll have find out yourself, I guess. I usually only used starting save game, but I don't think it's limited.

The trick is (if you can call it that) - that you will have the list of all the civilizations, if you upload a single player save, you will have, as far as I remember, either all of them marked as AI and the players that join the game can choose freely, or 1 will be marked as a human, and it's the uploader's profile. And you can choose others freely.

I can't really remember, but I vaguely recall that you can actually switch seats between anybody, but you will have to reupload, rearrange and download the savegame each time you do it.

If I remember it correctly - you can treat all AI players as vacant seats and choose on your whim.


At least that's how I remember it. Can't say I'm 100% sure, but I'm pretty sure.

Did it myself, to play a modded/scenario game in a hotseat with a friend - worked fine for me.

I mean, you don't need any prearranged settings for it. You can change the save game when you want. Just don't forget to name them properly after - you might mix them.

Same as here:

http://steamcommunity.com/groups/multiplayerrobot/discussions/0/1485482132155465269/

You can upload the save file to GMR and change it to hotseat at any point in time.

Lol. I had the same problem. Here's the dev's solution, the last comment of the dev explains it. It's very simple honestly. I was kind of ashamed I didn't think about it myself:

http://steamcommunity.com/groups/multiplayerrobot/discussions/0/617329150703335172/

If you want a short version, I could give it to you later - I don't remember all the details, and I'm not at my profile for the moment.

The way I remember it - you need a single player save, upload it to the site, and use 2 GMR/steam accounts to join a game, then delete the password option. Download the save file, then load it through hotseat option in game menu.

As I said, it's the way I remember it, more detailed version could be delivered later when I redo all the steps and remember it. If you'll need it at this point - you might just figure it out yourself, since you're a programmer.