Screenshot Thread

[Gherald]

Ah, the infamous ancient roman porta potties...

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Gherald
Ah, the infamous ancient roman porta potties...

hard to make it out

[Gherald]

erm, did you click to open the image and to zoom in?

Also, I just noticed, Roman Catholicism was founded in a city named BOLOGNA

[Grandpa Troll]

I didnt realize you had to do it

I prefer attaching such as this way to see it

[Gherald]

Originally posted by Grandpa Troll
I didnt realize you had to do it

I prefer attaching such as this way to see it

I do not prefer this; you can't read or make out anything.

[Adagio]

I prefer to crop the important parts of the image, and then attach it like Grandpa did

[Nikolai]

Originally posted by Gherald

I do not prefer this; you can't read or make out anything.

I like Gramps' better.

[Gherald]

Originally posted by Adagio
I prefer to crop the important parts of the image, and then attach it like Grandpa did

If you read the thread, you will see that has already been brought up a few times. I think cropping is a waste of time. I actually like having the option to look at the "unimportant" parts of others'.

If for whatever reason you don't like clicking thumbnails, don't click them. They take up little space and are easily ignored.

[Adagio]

Originally posted by Gherald
If for whatever reason you don't like clicking thumbnails, don't click them. They take up little space and are easily ignored.

But that kinda kills the point of this thread. It's a screenshot thread, everybody wants to see screenshots, so no reason to force everybody to click on a link inside the thread a thousand times, to make them see what they came to see in the first place

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Gherald

If you read the thread, you will see that has already been brought up a few times. I think cropping is a waste of time. I actually like having the option to look at the "unimportant" parts of others'.

If for whatever reason you don't like clicking thumbnails, don't click them. They take up little space and are easily ignored.

Here is a screenshot of the year 2006 which I like to call Perspective

I guess its just a matter of choice

No harm meant sir

please dont take it that way from me

[polarnomad]

Somehow I don't think Rome will ever know hunger...

[Gherald]

I'm pretty sure given that situation I would reload and build 1 tile left :P

[padillah]

Originally posted by Gherald
I'm pretty sure given that situation I would reload and build 1 tile left :P

Nah, remember when the fat cross expands (in ten turns) Rome will have access to both bananas, the hills, and the whales in the upper right.

Tom P.

[polarnomad]

Originally posted by Gherald
I'm pretty sure given that situation I would reload and build 1 tile left :P

Actually I did debate that for a while before I settled, and I'm still not sure I made the right decision. Either I grab the fish tile or I grab the river tiles to the east along with the grass hill and plains hill... I might start over. (Ahem) There's too much food production as it is.

[Addled Platypus]

AI Navy

wow

big improvement over civ3


most were moved in pairs, some empty pairs and full pairs ans some pairs escorted bby a frigate

and yes they were all used, I mananged to sink overhalf

my ground forces were able to fend off what invaded

I have the feeling this is only the first wave