My suggestion is to never ever overwrite the files in the original Assets folder." Most of the time the modder will specify which folders to place the given mod in. "For custom mods you want to either put them in your CustomAssets folder in the proper directories, or place an entire mod with it's own Assets folder in your Mods folder. With this generic guide, a newb to CIV 4 mods could make a good guess at what the pathetic/absent instructions that come with many excellent mods intend to be done with the downloaded file. So what is needed is a INSTALLING CIV 4 SERIES MODS/MAPS FOR DUMMIES article that would be a "sticky" and would explain it on a level that your grandmother could understand and install a mod with first time. The learning user, however, probably does not. Civilization 4\Beyond the Sword*\PublicMaps) In this instance, however, the helpful user, TCO1, knew the difference between "Public" and "Private" maps directory. Giving directions with exact paths would be a great start. Unfortunately they are often written for experienced users who are already familiar with the process. Mods would ideally come with instructions for a complete newb, every time.
The poster does not put themselves back in the time when they understood nothing of CIV 4.
I'm sure that many of the explanations I see online are quite good, but they suffer from a total lack of ignorance. Part of this is not understanding the structure of the program and part is not being familiar with the jargon used. I am fairly adept at dealing with mods for the Rainbow Six series but I get lost trying to install mods for CIV 4 series. They are unfamiliar with the folders/files for a game and what they do. I think the problem Chayton is having here is pretty common.among non-mod makers/users.
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