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We have just recieved a whole passle of new screenshots, and every one of them is the same as before, terrain-wise. In all the screenshots we've seen to date, we see:
Brown mountains.
Pea green rivers and shallows.
Azure seas.
Scrubby forests.
Sandy deserts.
Arid looking plains, grasslands, and hills.
In other words, every continent we've seen so far looks like Southern California or the Mediterranean. There is no sense of changing global climatic zones. I've seen no snow-capped mountains, no dense primeval forests, no lush tropical jungles, no icy tundra, no glaciers, no swampy lowlands, no frigid (and blue) northern seas.
I was really hoping that Firaxis would refine its terrain generator so that it would generate the kinds of climatic variations and zones we find on planet earth. This would only enhance and deepen the exploration experience and offer unique challenges and advantages depending on which climatic zone one inhabited.
If, instead, the entire Civ-globe is to be Southern California/Mediterranean in appearence, Firaxis has blown it big time, IMHO.
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tniem
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Hope College
Apr 2000 time: 00:14
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I still push for 3-D terrain. I have said all along that this look for graphics is not going to cut it in today's computer gaming market. I just don't want to have to play this game for multiple years with updated Civ 2 graphics, I push for updated SMAC graphics (yes colors to dark but that can be changed).
But that is just me.
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Well I hope they take another look at the roads on the Mountain.
The rest of the graphics are OK by me.
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