15-09-2002 23:54									#1
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I have a bunch of tundra tiles... and those are equally good with a mine, or with a forest.

The forest takes longer to do tho.

Do forests have any effect on global warming? If so... ill make forests instead to... clean the air a bit.

	16-09-2002 00:11									#2
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i think sombody told me that they do, but i'm not sure if they were telling the truth!

	16-09-2002 01:12									#3
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I don't think they do.
But you should plant forest on tundra tiles, it's the best.

	16-09-2002 01:56									#4
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They did in SMAC, not sure about Civ3 though...

	16-09-2002 05:16									#5
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I would say they do not.

	16-09-2002 06:37									#6
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no, they don't, wich is a pitty.

	16-09-2002 08:15									#7
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I've decided I don't believe in Global Warming in Civ3. So I turned the whole thing off.

	16-09-2002 10:19									#8
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I don't think a mine gives the same number of sheilds as a forest (2) unless the tile is railroaded. If it already is, a mine would probably be best; I don't know this for sure, but I doubt that forests effect global warming in the game. Of course they should, for it to be realistic. If the tile doesn't yet have a railroad, I think that just foresting it might take less time than both mining it and changing the road to railroad -- I'm not sure. Finally, if the tundra is on the perimeter of your empire, foresting it will slow invading troops, due to the increased movement cost.

	16-09-2002 15:03									#9
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quote: Originally posted by Akaoz I've decided I don't believe in Global Warming in Civ3. So I turned the whole thing off.

Where do you actually turn off golbal warming in the editor?

	16-09-2002 16:38									#10
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To turn GW off go to the trrain tav and change the "Pollution Effect" to "None" for all the different types of terrain.

-Alech

	16-09-2002 17:01									#11
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I always plant forests on tundra, because it looks better.

	16-09-2002 17:09									#12
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quote: Originally posted by Hurricane I always plant forests on tundra, because it looks better.

and your roads can't be destroyed bij arty or bombing

	16-09-2002 17:36									#13
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quote: Originally posted by Akaoz I've decided I don't believe in Global Warming in Civ3. So I turned the whole thing off.

That's what G.W. Bush did. He didn't believe in Global Warming and so he had someone turn it off.

He is now working on disbelieving third world poverty.

	16-09-2002 17:42									#14
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quote: Originally posted by TacticalGrace That's what G.W. Bush did. He didn't believe in Global Warming and so he had someone turn it off. He is now working on disbelieving third world poverty.

LOL!

I know, now if I could only get those non existant enemy battleships to stop pounding my coastline...

-Alech

	16-09-2002 22:08									#15
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quote: Originally posted by TacticalGrace That's what G.W. Bush did. He didn't believe in Global Warming and so he had someone turn it off. He is now working on disbelieving third world poverty.

That just ignorant and does not belong here.

	16-09-2002 22:29									#16
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quote: Originally posted by Hurricane I always plant forests on tundra, because it looks better.

me too..

	16-09-2002 22:36									#17
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No kidding, go display your level of political ignorance in some other forum, Bush has nothing to do with this thread.

	16-09-2002 23:37									#18
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Forest have another value and that is increase production in a tundra tile.

	17-09-2002 02:02									#19
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quote: Originally posted by TacticalGrace That's what G.W. Bush did. He didn't believe in Global Warming and so he had someone turn it off. He is now working on disbelieving third world poverty.

Too true, too true.

I think Soren said something about forests not affecting global warning, but IMO they are still the best terrain on Tundra anyway.