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Latitude limitations for buildings - are they useful?
The tags and in CIV4BuildingInfos.txt can apparently be used to limit the latitudes on which a building can be constructed. Has anyone tried this?
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Would be interesting... I can think of two new buildings that could use this feature of the game engine:
Ski resort
Beach/island resort
These could be city buildings, buildable only if the latitudes are appropriate. I suppose they could also be terrain improvements. Both would supply some combination of happiness, culture, and/or commerce.Steve -
Check the Monument mod about resorts.
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I believe the Space Elevator has a latitude requirement...Comment
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Are they useful? IMO, no. I don't even really like the Space Elevator latitude restriction. Which means, of course, I should remove it.
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There are useful, but it's stupid that it isn't explained anywhere why you can't build the space elevator in many of your cities.
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Wow, just yesterday I wondered why the heck it wasn't possible to be built in my best production city.Originally posted by Junuxx
There are useful, but it's stupid that it isn't explained anywhere why you can't build the space elevator in many of your cities.
Sucks that they didn't document this in a mousover on the greyed out wonder - instead you don't even see it in the build list in those cities.Comment
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I guess civvers are supposed to be Orbital Mechanics engineers from the viewpoint of Firaxis.
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