Rise of Nations File

Type		: Rise of Nations Scenario File
Name		: Juno
Version	: 1.0
Created By	: Kevin "DarthVeda" Chulski
Email		: darthveda@hotmail.com
Homepage	: darthveda.tripod.com
Description	: Operation Overlord, Juno Beach (British/Canadian) and Caen
Credits     : *Big Huge Games, for Rise of Nations
		  *Myself

Technical stuff...

New Units		: No (I don't know how to do this yet)
New Graphics	: No
New Map		: Yes
New Sounds		: No 
New WoW/Buildings	: No 
Scenario		: Yes 
Apx. Play Time	: 5 to 40 minutes.
Tech Rules		: Nukes, Spies, and Helicopters have been disabled
Playable Nations  : 1 -- British 

Even more technical stuff...

Made with		: Rise of Nation's Scenario Editor and Script Editor, Microsoft Visual Studio .NET
Build Time		: About eight or ten hours.
Known Bugs		: Not really a 'bug' but I've yet to figure out how to disable wonder construction.  Kind of funny when the Germans plop down the Colossus.
Version Changes 	: 1.0 - Release Version 
		   	.9 - Scenario laid out and tested

How to play this scenario:
1. Make sure you have the latest version of Rise of Nations
2. Install the files included in the zip file into a 'Juno' folder in your 'Rise of Nations\Scenario' directory.
3. Begin a new scenario game in Rise of Nations.
4. Now, select the file 'Juno' and click 'Load' to play.
5. Good Luck!

User Agreement:

1. This scenario is provided "As Is" and the author makes no guarantees that it will function properly on your computer.
2. By playing this scenario, you agree to hold harmless Big Huge Games (who have nothing to do with this scenario anyway) for any damages it may cause.
3. You also agree to not contact or consult Big Huge Games for support or questions concerning the scenario.  All comments and/or suggestions should be directed to the author ONLY.
4. If your computer or contents thereof are in any way damaged by use or misuse of this software/scenario, you agree to hold harmless the author of the scenario and all associated creators and parties.
5. You may freely copy and distribute this scenario as long as all the included files and materials are left unaltered and credit is given to the original author.