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Sarsstock
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Hello again, though we've discussed the idea to great length this is my first time posting on this thread here. Can we agree that those cities I provided would probally be the best for this scenario? I'm surprised that they haven't been in any other scenario's to date.
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Patine
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Edmonton, Canada
Mar 2002 time: 22:16
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I had a thought (moving this discussion largely to this thread since my last post at the old one). Vancouver, as a city, should start as a Canadian city, not a Western Separatist one, as they, unlike much of the West, have far more to gain from association with Ottawa, and thus I imagine they'd reject British Columbia's decision to join the separatist movement and hope the CFB there was enough to protect them. Vancouver's naval base, however, would be very valuable to the West (and maybe even the First Nations); it could even be made the Lighthouse wonder to accentuate this importance. This is just a final thought before I turn in for the night (let me know what you think).
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Sarsstock
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Patine thats a great idea, though I've never been to Canada's pacific coast jewel I've heard its just a fantastic city with the same political feelings you just described. A West Coast port would indeed be very sought after in this kind of conflict.
Where exactly are the first nations civ going to be located? Will they be fighting for an independant Nunuvut in the north or will they be further south in the western provinces?
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Sarsstock
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How are you for city designing? I ask because I was wondering if you had any ideas as to what the First Nations city style should look like if you think they deserve their own style?
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Patine
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Edmonton, Canada
Mar 2002 time: 22:16
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I think, actually, they should resemble the 'CIS' style from the cities.gif you sent me some time ago, though maybe have a totem pole instead of a minuret (though Haida in origin, totem poles, like some other one-region-only symbolry like dreamcatchers and medicine bags, have become universal among Native Canadians as symbols; besides, it gives a definite feel, if not literally applying to every city in the civ, and I feel that should be the point of city graphics). I'd also make lower buildings and turn that central castle-like building into a town hall-like building. That's what I see.
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Sarsstock
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Now what should Canada have in the way of submarines if any? We'd be speculating what kind of subs would be in the navy in a decade. I suppose almost everyone at the forum has heard about the HMCS Chicoutimi and her perilous adventure off the British Isles.
As of now the three remaining subs of her class have been ordered to dock pending the outcome of the investigation. I really doubt they will be serving in 10 years. I hope not at least, one of my best friends is an officer in the navy and aspires to serve on a submarine one day, I hope he gets to but I hope its on a sound ship.
Any thoughts?
And I will try experimenting with those cities and totum poles.
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Sarsstock
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Well I definatly prefer the first submarine posted, and I do love that AEGIS Cruiser. I wonder if it could be manipulated into an Iroquois Class Frigate?
Anyways Patine, I wouldn't worry for now about Steph not being able to finish the map, I say we just work on the units and the icons and cities for now. I'm still tinkering with those city styles, hopefully I will have something good to show ya soon.
Last edited by Sarsstock on 15-10-2004 at 21:11
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