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I suppose it wouldn't be too hard to implement multiple maps into Play the World.
The game can use several maps, instead of just one, each with different terrain sets. Some units can move between them all the time, some just to certain maps, some not at all, or some only on squares with certain terrain improvements.
They made Test of Time a lot more fun!
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solar
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I think that they should allow them if it is possible, because multiple maps would allow a lot of new scenarios.
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asleepathewheel
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listening too long to one song
Mar 2002 time: 00:21
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I liked the 4 map levels in ToT, and would like them in Civ3.
I thought it added a lot to the game, but they would need to be fixed. I could explore 4 maps simultaneously with one unit, every space moved, I would jump maps. Which is quite tedious, but there should be some movement cost incurred.
but yes, I do want the maps.
esp. with 24 or 31 civs. 7 or 8 per map. wow, talk about interesting and fun.
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Environeer
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In ToT, you could move between maps without using up any movement points. Maybe in Civ3, moving between maps should use up a certain number of movement points depending on the maps you are moving to and from.
For instance, in the Fantasy game of ToT, moving between the surface and underworld would use up more movement points than between the surface and undersea.
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