C&c Generals Zero Hour Maps Pack Download
For the first time ever, I have collected over 3000 maps at this point, but this is definitely the last time I am updating the huge map packs for Generals and Zero Hour. Any data recovery serial key free download. All files have been tested and are 100% virus free.
946 Generals Maps: http://www.filefront.com/14807389/946GeneralsMaps.7z
1900 Zero Hour Maps: http://www.filefront.com/14807469/1900ZeroHourMaps.7z
180 Generals/Zero Hour Mission Maps (including the lost Generals map 'Black Sheep')
Download: http://www.filefront.com/14807275/180GenZHMissionMaps.7z
The .7z files can be opened either with WinRAR, 7-Zip or PowerArchiver. Not all versions of WinRAR can open .7z files correctly. I cannot guarantee that all maps will work regardless if there are missing files for those maps. When you place those skirmish or mission maps, the location of putting them is as according to OS.
For XP users:
Generals Maps: C:Documents and Settingsyour user nameMy DocumentsCommand and Conquer Generals DataMaps
Zero Hour Maps: C:Documents and Settingsyour user nameMy DocumentsCommand and Conquer Generals Zero Hour DataMaps
For Vista users:
Generals Maps: C:Usersyour user nameAppDataRoamingCommand and Conquer Generals DataMaps
Zero Hour Maps: C:Usersyour user nameAppDataRoamingCommand and Conquer Generals Zero Hour DataMaps
For mission maps, all you have to do is to extract them into 'My Documents' folder regardless of which OS you are using.
Credits to all the people of the CNC community who made those skirmish and mission maps especially the former EA Pacific dev team.
Please note this:
To add something about the map pack, please do not attempt to put all maps into the map folder, otherwise the program will slow down, unless if you have a fast PC. Career aspirations examples for senior software engineer. It appears the limit amount of placing custom skirmish and mission maps into the map folder is at least one hundred. Despite the numerous amount of maps, you probably don't have all the time to play all of them. You should decide which good maps you want to play and put them in the map folder. With all that being said, enjoy playing those maps.
Last edited by purplescrin on Tue Oct 27, 2009 6:58 pm; edited 3 times in total
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946 Generals Maps: http://www.filefront.com/14807389/946GeneralsMaps.7z
1900 Zero Hour Maps: http://www.filefront.com/14807469/1900ZeroHourMaps.7z
180 Generals/Zero Hour Mission Maps (including the lost Generals map 'Black Sheep')
Download: http://www.filefront.com/14807275/180GenZHMissionMaps.7z
The .7z files can be opened either with WinRAR, 7-Zip or PowerArchiver. Not all versions of WinRAR can open .7z files correctly. I cannot guarantee that all maps will work regardless if there are missing files for those maps. When you place those skirmish or mission maps, the location of putting them is as according to OS.
For XP users:
Generals Maps: C:Documents and Settingsyour user nameMy DocumentsCommand and Conquer Generals DataMaps
Zero Hour Maps: C:Documents and Settingsyour user nameMy DocumentsCommand and Conquer Generals Zero Hour DataMaps
For Vista users:
Generals Maps: C:Usersyour user nameAppDataRoamingCommand and Conquer Generals DataMaps
Zero Hour Maps: C:Usersyour user nameAppDataRoamingCommand and Conquer Generals Zero Hour DataMaps
For mission maps, all you have to do is to extract them into 'My Documents' folder regardless of which OS you are using.
Credits to all the people of the CNC community who made those skirmish and mission maps especially the former EA Pacific dev team.
Please note this:
To add something about the map pack, please do not attempt to put all maps into the map folder, otherwise the program will slow down, unless if you have a fast PC. Career aspirations examples for senior software engineer. It appears the limit amount of placing custom skirmish and mission maps into the map folder is at least one hundred. Despite the numerous amount of maps, you probably don't have all the time to play all of them. You should decide which good maps you want to play and put them in the map folder. With all that being said, enjoy playing those maps.
Last edited by purplescrin on Tue Oct 27, 2009 6:58 pm; edited 3 times in total
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