There were no canned scenarios with Le Roi Soleil expansion, but since it has come out there have been many interesting user-made scenarios set in that period. I will eventually update my dropbox as well, but a quick word of explanation is in order.Īs it stands now, if you play a user-made scenario, you'll get the standard background music from the game, regardless of what period is involved. So I've expanded the mod and uploaded the new version to my box account. You don't want to play a late 16th century scenario with late 17th century music playing in the background any more than you would want to play a late 17th century scenario with early 17th century music in the background. That one will overwrite the early 17th century music from the regular mod, so you need to keep copies of both to be able to switch back and forth. If at some point you want to play a late 17th century scenario (like the battle of Fleurus or the battle of the Boyne), look inside the 17th century music mod folder and you'll find another Steam folder.
When you unzip the mod you will see two folders: one called Steam and one called Late 17th century music mod. The Campaigns Period Music mod now contains two different mods which will overwrite each other if you're not careful. I sometimes run out of bandwidth towards the end of the month in my Box account, so if that happens, use the second link (the link to Dropbox) and try again. The Period Music mod should be compatible with other sound mods, but to hear it you'll need to install it after the other mod.
(The mod for the older version of the game is also an older version of the mod). (This is only for those who have the older version of the game). Unzip the mod to a safe place and read the attached installation instructions. There are two versions of the mod, Steam and non-Steam, and they aren't interchangeable (so don't try). This mod replaces the ingame music with (mostly) 17th century music.
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