Yes - after it is procedurally loaded, the stats (and the amount they can naturally diverse) are saved in files. It's entirely possible to create your own campaign by skipping the procedural step and telling it to load a pre-made file.

I have noticed that some units can get stuck in completely open spaces (no rocks or trees or people near them).
But even with that I found it very fun to play, mainly because of how you have to think, for example hiding you units behind your enemy's, so their crossbowmen don't shoot you, placing your own ranged troops, and accounting for you weapons knock back. looking forward to new levels and such!

@nnninja - Woah! Never saw that glitch before. Let me know if you can repeat it.

Thanks for the comments! The game should be getting much more fun with every build if we play our cards right.

It's quite fun, and I almost won except a bowman shot the guy that looks like my leader. And he was the last guy left.

Thanks man!

So, the official build 2 checklist was posted today:
http://blearekingdoms.wordpress.com/2009/1...ld-2-checklist/

Among the things planned are a new HUD, calvary, magic, and the ability to have multiple players. Time to get back to work, sigh...

This thread is so meta.

Also, damn everyone for not making more mac-compatible games. It's a growing market!

Before anyone says anything, CC barely ever lags on my mac, and it's a laptop, so shhhh shh shh shh.

You should be able to get it to work if you use wine. We just don't acknowledge the existence of mac compatibility because our entire team hates macs and thinks that the majority of mac users are misinformed and snobby about it. Not that we mean you, of course, because I don't know you enough yet, but for the record, buying a crapintosh is a waste of money and you should be shameful you had done so.

But yeah, wine's the trick, good luck.