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Elok
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Land of Ramen Dragons
Mar 2003 time: 00:17
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It occured to me that I want to get Electile Dysfunction finished by election day if at all possible, so I'm getting my lazy butt into gear. Problem is, I don't know where to get certain graphics. The Campaign Advisor Wonders, for one thing. I know it's easy for some people to take a picture and shrink it down to icon size, but I'm a screwup with graphics programs. I'd be willing to scour the net for the pictures to be modded, but is anybody on 'Poly willing to do the modding for me? The advisors are people like Michael Moore, Gloria Steinem, Bill Clinton, Charlton Heston, etc.
Also, while I have successfully made "Pork" and "Funds" icons for luxuries and taxes respectively, I don't think my skills are up to the city graphics I'd like. Is anybody willing to make city pics of a blue donkey and a red elephant? I'd appreciate different sizes, but all one size is cool too, beggars can't be choosers. I'm talking about an emblematic, flat, logo-style donkey and elephant, not realistic depictions of the animals that happen to be a weird color.
I know I'm asking a fair amount, but I'll be glad to give credit and to spare where it's due, and if I can somehow return the favor with what skills I have I will. Any takers?
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I also means the democrats would be 'more advanced' and once they had received Democrat bribery, they could not become republican, but it could happen the other way around. If only that was realistic. Also, do you plan on making the Scenario victory points for cities proportional to Electoral College votes?
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Elok
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Land of Ramen Dragons
Mar 2003 time: 00:17
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Yes, GP, it's the electoral college system, but I've cut it in thirds, because five-hundred-odd objectives is way too much. Even as it is, I had to squeeze six triple-objectives into CA. Because some states have a number of votes not divisible by three, I had to round up or down to the nearest multiple before dividing sometimes, so the representation isn't quite accurate, but I came pretty close.
All "neutral" states are represented by the barbarians; otherwise, a player could choose to be "miscellaneous third party" and start with all the votes, which the dems and reps have to win. And there are other gameplay issues arising from making third-party civs, like the question of who to have represented, and the absurd chance of a third party winning, which could come about if they could advance like a normal faction and get wonders. Third parties, as in the real world, exist not to win but to irritate and keep others from winning. And to be absorbed for campaign fodder, of course. So I'm afraid I can't use your idea, AC, but thanks anyway.
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Elok
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Land of Ramen Dragons
Mar 2003 time: 00:17
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Actually, thanks to Google Image search it took all of 15 minutes. But I have sixteen of these stupid things to make into icons, and I'm limited to one attachment per post...grr. Well, I hope Ming doesn't think I'm spam-mongering.
Dunno how much work adapting images involves, so I'll just post the first four. Tell me if you need better pics, or if your generosity doesn't stretch to four. 
EDIT: Grammar
Attachment: heston.jpeg
This has been downloaded 62 time(s).
Last edited by Elok on 01-06-2004 at 06:10
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