28-10-2001 00:47									#61
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one more thing...whoever saying that grey stuff is railroad: are you sure? they look more like roads to me...

http://www.apolyton.net/civ3/images...lt-oct01-04.jpg

you get paved roads in the modern era..instead of dirt ones...

	28-10-2001 01:45									#62
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quote: Originally posted by Kc7mxo overanalization

Is that a word or some kind of perverted sexual problem?

	28-10-2001 04:24									#63
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1.Roads (Railroads?) graphic look fine, maybe could be a little thinner. Roads probably increase trade, like Civ2, which explains their abundance... but doesn't justify the massive twisty ugly spaghetti layout at all.

2.Small World Map has it's problems, but it's the Huge World Map I think most are concerned about. I agree the Black Sea should have an out too. And I do hope on the Huge World Map they didn't leave out the South Pole!! I plan to build my glorious empire there...

3.The Fred Flintstone Mines can definitely be improved.

4.City graphics are fine.

5.Mini-map & city borders are fine.

6.Irrigation scratches need work. They should not have shore-line color water for the irrigation scratches since it gives the impression they are standing on paper-thin land. Should be a darker blue.

7.The too much terraforming (if you believe that's the case) can easily be adjusted by simply increasing the amount of time (cost?) it takes to terraform.


Finally, chances are the Huge World Map will not be up to everyone's expectations. Is there a team assembled yet to work on improving the Huge World Map? This way no one gets their home territory or area of expertise done wrong. I think that might be a better solution than 20 different versions each missing something.

	28-10-2001 04:38									#64
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problem with this map is that it is using the mercator projection. Areas around the equator are miniaturized and alaska and greenland and australia look relatively gigantic. This is one way of projecting the round surface of the globe onto a flat map - it retains accurate coastlines, and is primarily used in navigation, but is pretty bizarre at displaying relative land masses.

Hence, mutant mediterranean, tiny USA, powerful Russia

	28-10-2001 08:13									#65
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quote: Originally posted by Pyrodrew Roads (Railroads?) graphic look fine, maybe could be a little thinner. Roads probably increase trade, like Civ2, which explains their abundance... but doesn't justify the massive twisty ugly spaghetti layout at all.

I still think that there are too many roads and railroads cluttering up the screen. Don't like that...

	28-10-2001 09:45									#66
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i said that a while ago, especially with railroads.

no country has railrods all over like that, they connect two points and thats all. they dont sprawl out all over for no reason at all.

and the way i would work railroads would be like airlifts... unlimited movement to any city/spot on the rail, but you cant move until next turn... makign rails a major defensive point, and stopping howitzer attacks...

but that was in a thread long ago... and civ3 has changed the genre...

	31-10-2001 07:57									#67
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eNo: I actually left because, first, the game just wouldn't work, kept crashing 10mins into the game, 2nd, when I did get it to work, I found it too linear, and 3rd when I felt like restarting, I had to watch that annoying 'tutorial' at the start everytime.

removed the tattoo site too, still got everyones tats tho, all 500+ of them.

quote: quote: Originally posted by Kc7mxo overanalization Is that a word or some kind of perverted sexual problem?[

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