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Gilgamensch
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Jun 2002 time: 06:33
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quote: Originally posted by J Bytheway
If you're going to change the concept of gold then you really should start worrying about exchange rates and inflation and many other economic concepts which have no place in a game like this. |
Can't see this really happening, but:
Which concept of gold? Every bloody nation has its own currency and might have changed this couple of times as well..........So there is no universal concept. The only concept which is/was there, that at one point somebody 'forced' the people to accept some funny coins with pictures or similar on, instead of exchanging my cow against 2 machine guns (or similar). But the value of a currency is even nowadays not determined or valued by a single person/institute/organisation. So it isn't a universal concept at all...............Best example in the moment the 'struggle' of the US with China.
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Gilgamensch
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France
Jun 2002 time: 06:33
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quote: Originally posted by Flinx
This is the point.
Just because you can do fun things with words in German does not mean you should. This change cannot be represented in other languages and misrepresents what the concept "Gold" in CTP2 actually is and does. |
Flinx,
check this post for an English version. It works in all languages.
And as Solver mentioned, doesn't really matter how you call, people will know it is gold..........but it would add a better feeling.
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Gilgamensch
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France
Jun 2002 time: 06:33
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quote: Originally posted by Solver
Gilg, honestly, how many times do you read the message boxes? I don't read the full texts, I just notice which city and what happens.... like, Cleric, Trondheim, and I know what's going on . |
I read it every time.......
OK honestly: I actually even shortened some of the messages as the city went out of the box and didn't really bothered about opening the message........So same as for you, what, where and that's it 
But, me thinks, it would still give it a better flavour. Even as you might not recognise it. Otherwise we could also reduce all the graphics and so on.....
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Gilgamensch
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Jun 2002 time: 06:33
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quote: Originally posted by Solver
Yes, a better flavor or atmosphere, possibly, but I am showing that this shouldn't be too much of a priority because once one gets used to messages, they're no longer read in full text.
In Civ3, you gain a tech, ad the text depends on your advancement level - you're told that your Sages discovered the secret, or scientists discovered the technology, etc.... yet most players hardly if ever notice it. |
again agreed. But like if you concentrate on it again, you might enjoy it better. There are even things which you might only 'recognise' via your subconscious way. Espacially if you play it again after a long break and similar, you might actually really enjoy it. But most of us, which I consider, hardcore players they couldn't be bothered less. But like even myself, when not having played for 2 month, I realised a few little things in the graphics and similar, which I missed while having a play with civ2 ToT.
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