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Solver
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Apolyton Duke Of Something
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Latvia, Riga
Sep 2000 time: 07:37
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OK, I may be not hardcore enough for not wanting text-mode games that only use glyphs .
Seriously, though, Civ1 is, in a way, my definition of perfect graphics for a strategy game. Very easy to overview a sizeable area, everything is very easy to tell apart, and you instantly know what tiles are what and contain what, what and where are the units on the map, etc. Functionality wise, it's perfect indeed.
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vStauffenberg
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quote: Originally posted by Solver
Seriously, though, Civ1 is, in a way, my definition of perfect graphics for a strategy game. |
true. and it should be only natural that snoopy took civ1 as the first point of orientation for his graphic mod
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Adm.Naismith
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Milano - Italy
Oct 1999 time: 06:37
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quote: Originally posted by Solver
OK, I may be not hardcore enough for not wanting text-mode games that only use glyphs .
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A lovely idea! Civ on ASCII graphics! 
quote: Originally posted by Solver
Seriously, though, Civ1 is, in a way, my definition of perfect graphics for a strategy game. Very easy to overview a sizeable area, everything is very easy to tell apart, and you instantly know what tiles are what and contain what, what and where are the units on the map, etc. Functionality wise, it's perfect indeed. |
You know I always speak about maps vs. terrain.
You want perfect map, and you have a clear idea of the result: you can travel all the globe on instrument and just following good enough map. Did you end enjoying the voyage, without actually using any window on the real world?
Well, I hope so for you, but I'm sure that's not the cup of tea of everyone else. 
I also remember that original Civ had quite limited different resources and units to manage with simple graphics, while Civ IV seem a bit more complex.
I'm thinking right now that we surely can write any Shakespeare or (put your favourite author here) tragedy using morse code. The message will be clear and complete: I'm not sure about the enjoynment
Ok, if not for the performance hit, it should be good to have available a button to change graphic on a touch, like we can with that model Earth globe for the desktop: with the light turned off we can see the geographic world, while lightening it politics border show up and countries are coloured on the surface of the globe.
Click: detailed Civ IV graphics, Click: flat symbol for hardcore player like Solver. We both win 
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vStauffenberg
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quote: Originally posted by Sn00py
I have been thinking of actually attempting Civ1 graphics on Civ4 (coz it would be really easy to do and fun to have) |
seeing 2d icons of horsemen run around a 3d map might be fun in theory and for a very short time, but do you think this would be worth all the work? what we really need is your realism mod! please that first! (pleeeaaaase) *cough*
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