Dirty Water

[polarnomad]

Note to self: Fire Mayor of Washington for contributing to the city's health problem. Mine runoff DOES NOT count as fresh spring water!!

[Willem]

There was another shot of an Aqueduct starting in the middle of a pig farm. Now that's dirty water!

[polarnomad]

Oops, I missed that one. Dirty indeed!

[Saurus]

Since that city is already getting freshwater from the river anyway, maybe it is the other way around - the dirty water flows FROM the city to the mine?

-S

[hotcoffeedude]

That's not an aquaduct. That's a log flume ride. +1 happiness for everyone!

[Shogun Gunner]

funny stuff. I wish I had taken a snapshot of something that caught my eye last night

It appeared that the giant military unit standing next to the aqueduct was well.... using it as a male might use the restroom.

THAT'S dirty water.

Funny thread.

[Willem]

At least Aqueducts in Civ 4 are more logical. In all previous versions, you can have a city that was completely landlocked be able to build one, without any nearby source of water. In Civ 3 I modded my game so that Aqueducts can only be built if there was water nearby.

[cpt.thc]

anybody's rivers turn to black ?

mine always turn to black but the oceans and lakes are all blue