Introduce yourself here!

[hatahiro0106]

I discovered this wonderful game about three years ago and have been playing ever since. I am new to the community and am looking forward to having fun I am currently starting to conceptualize campaign ideas (I posted in the development topic before I knew about this topic), so I may have some questions about everything.

Welcome hatahiro! Feel free to ask any and all questions! And modding the game is super fun and easy so if you have campaign ideas they can become a reality!

Thanks You have made me more excited to start realizing my ideas!

[Jackthenapper]

Hello, I came here because I wanted to replay the game and maybe really beat it after 10 years. I played Wesnoth for around 3 years, but didn't had opportunities to beat it because I didn't had much interest for strategy games at the time.
Also, which game version/patch has the best balancing?

[PKome]

I am a new player, the first time to play this game on iOS iPad, I think it is very good, but the picture quality is not very clear, some of the Chinese used has not been completed, continue to explore this game.

[Yomar]

Welcome Pkome.
And welcome backJackthenapper.

[methanfeminine]

heyya, i recently discovered this game and thought it looked like an absolute gem ! been a fan of strategy for a while and the art and sprites look cool so im looking forward to see what more it has in store !

[Yomar]

Hello methanfeminine, I hope that you will enjoy the game.
Maybe try to download some add-ons, so you can play with other interesting factions, like Cyclops, Minotaurs, Vampires etc...
Enjoy other adventures and even experiment with different games modes (like rpg mods and others) and added features.

[General_Steelclad]

Hi guys! I've been playing Battle for Wesnoth for more than half a year so far, and it really impresses me. Wonderful lore, non-trivial luck mechanics, and lots of fun! I am now beginning to slowly move towards multiplayer options (if only I could find a good company)...

[meylodie]

hi,
I am a 65 years old mummy and I introduced my son to the Battle for Wesnoth many years ago, when he was becoming too old to continue playing Gcompris. I am not a gamer myself, because when I gave it a try I was unable to pinpoint the small color / dot whatever above the head of the characters… I have a slight sight issue I guess. But I love the story.
Now I bought the book Battle for Wesnoth - Heir to the throne by James Richey and the folks here at the Wesnoth forum, and realized then that it was also published under a GPL licence. Hence I looked for a copy of the sources, and I guess I finally got one using archive.org?

Anyway I am here to tell you I'll publish it back somewhere on a forge, so everyone can translate it into their language, which is what I am currently starting to do : I'll translate it from English to French. (Github? Gitlab? Where would it be likely to be available for all to find easily? Github seems to have a become tad difficult to access, or is it just me?)

Also more images inside the pages would be nice, and if some of the people publishing creations here will allow it, I would love to add some of them between the chapters.

[JethroTull]

Hey,

Trying to get more into this game now that im getting more into this game. Thought Id give my regards. Great game and looking to learn more aboot it

[Pok]

Spoiler:

Hello everybody!
I played Wesnoth over 10 years ago. Its a great game! Where are all players?
GL HF!

Edit: I had version 1.16. Updating...

[shevegen]

Pok wrote:

> I played Wesnoth over 10 years ago.

Together we ancient folks will idle to power.

Pok wrote:

> Where are all players?

I don't know myself; I assume people may be somewhat busy, other things
distract them too, plus xmas and new year is often a time where many folks
aren't that active with regard to their computers (and for some it is reverse,
too). I kind of look more at active developers, which, while not 1:1 overlapping
with regards to players, to me indicates how active wesnoth is. Which also
fluctuates a lot. People are on and off; for instance Iris still does some wesnoth-related stuff
every now and then such as https://irydacea.me/projects/wespal/ even though the
time involvement with regard to wesnoth is lower than in the past.

[elj40]

Hello I am Elai,
Im just here to make a suggestion to make unzipping slightly better
Thanks

[blalotl]

Hello,
I'm Blalotl. The name has 3 meanings:

-I picked blastoise as a kid.
-lotl is a common particle in nahualt, i was born and raised in Mexico.
-lotl can also be miss read as Legends of the Invincibles.

I've been playing this game since 8 years old I think, I turn 29 next month. I LOVE to cheese campaigns. Also I'm planning to stream this game soon, mostly campaigns showing how to cheese them or challenges like only 1 keep per scenario.

I, unfortunately, have to admit that I love save scumming for the sake of narrative. (NO, MY PALANDIN WON'T DIE, HE'S INDESTRUCTIBLE)

[Sera]

This game has made an impression on my heart.

one thing that i have always been waiting for until now.
"wesnoth mobile and always updated"

[Russandol]

Hey, I’m Rob. I’ve played Wesnoth for a while. I used to code some custom units and design some art, too, but these days I mostly play Legend of the Invincibles on my iPhone.

It’s not possible to see all the information I need on the iPhone version, so I’d like to be able to move my game to the PC. But even installing on PC is a bit complicated, and after that I’m not sure if I’ll be able to move a data file there from my phone so I can resume the game. Any thoughts or advice on this?