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@Adm.Naismith: They can't show a modern era screenshot because the A.I. is so good that none at Firaxis can survive so long to reach modern times...
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Yay! I guess we'll have to show them how
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"No battle plan ever survives contact with the enemy." - Murphy's law
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Yeah, it's a great conspiracy: Sid is a great artist that pay some others to work on Civ IV graphics only to compete (and often win) with its own beautiful screenshot and terrain mod.Originally posted by CyberShy
sn00py, OR SHOULD I SAY SID, reveal yourself
Not enough: it started a parallel project, deceiving it under the "Humanitas" name just to whip his employee to do a better job...
I bet not.
"We are reducing all the complexity of billions of people over 6000 years into a Civ box. Let me say: That's not only a PkZip effort....it's a real 'picture to Jpeg heavy loss in translation' kind of thing."
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Great!Originally posted by Sn00py
They have put bridges in, but this shot must be an early build or something.
Tell me more, oh farseer: will irrigations be adapted to terrain? I mean, in civ3 irrigations were different in desert, plain or grasslands. Will terrain have placeholders in order to add more variety?Campeón 2006 Progressive Games
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civ3 terrain: Irrigations Roads Railroads Borders Multimine Sengoku NapoleonicComment
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Originally posted by CyberShy
sn00py, OR SHOULD I SAY SID, reveal yourself
This could explain a lot! 
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Future looks bright.Originally posted by Niessuh
Great!
Tell me more, oh farseer: will irrigations be adapted to terrain? I mean, in civ3 irrigations were different in desert, plain or grasslands. Will terrain have placeholders in order to add more variety?be freeComment
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They are awaiting its releaseOriginally posted by H Tower
I'd like to hear what DanQ and MarkG think about the game
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I can kill you whenever I please... but not today. - The Cigarette Smoking ManComment
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Originally posted by Solver
They are awaiting its release.
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Bah, he's just using a Magic 8-Ball for his responses!Originally posted by Sn00py
Future looks bright.Comment
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I was dissapointed when I saw the throne room in Civ2, I liked the palace in Civ1 much better...Originally posted by Sir Ralph
The return of the throne room (instead of that lame palace thing)
Of course it might have something to do with the fact that back then I was playing Civ1 on the Amiga, and I had to insert another disk whenever I was adding something to the palace, so I didn't use it that much
This space is empty... or is it?Comment
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i'm not liking the large unit icons.While there might be a physics engine that applies to the jugs, I doubt that an entire engine was written specifically for the funbags. - Cyclotron - debating the pressing issue of boobies in games.Comment
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or he's about to see the sunriseOriginally posted by sophist
Bah, he's just using a Magic 8-Ball for his responses!
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Either that, or he is quoting from the song 'The Future's so Bright, I gotta wear Shades', which probably indicates that he plans to nuke all his opponents into oblivionBah, he's just using a Magic 8-Ball for his responses!!
On a more serious note, the more I see and hear about this game, the more I believe that I am gonna get soooo caned by the AI in my first dozen or so games!!!!
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Aussie_Lurker.Comment
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Same here. Untill I get used to it....Originally posted by The_Aussie_Lurker
On a more serious note, the more I see and hear about this game, the more I believe that I am gonna get soooo caned by the AI in my first dozen or so games!!!!
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Yeah, with religious improvements becoming a sort of diplomatic tool, it is going to take time to figure out how to balance your civilizations religious power and military power.
Not to mention balancing out your military with upgrades and making the right choices as far as that goes.Comment
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