I have been playing Civilization obsessively since Civ2.
Civ3 is still my favorite; but I am still trying to see why so many are so pleased with Civ4.
I have now been wrestling with the new interface for Civ4 for about three months and have many confusions. But I will limit myself to one issue for this thread.
I am intrigued by the Lakes Map as it is presented in the graphic earth on the Lakes "Select a Map" page. That graphic seems to represent an earth with 55% lakes/45%land, more or less.
My adjustments don't bring me close to that. The most water I have been able to construct so far is maybe 15% Lake/85%Land.--Temperate Climate, high sea level, huge map. I may not even have 15% lake because this is much more what you'd expect for a "Great Plains" or "Oasis" Map except that mine has jungle.
Have I found a bug/? Am I missing an adjustment?

Civ3 is still my favorite; but I am still trying to see why so many are so pleased with Civ4.
I have now been wrestling with the new interface for Civ4 for about three months and have many confusions. But I will limit myself to one issue for this thread.
I am intrigued by the Lakes Map as it is presented in the graphic earth on the Lakes "Select a Map" page. That graphic seems to represent an earth with 55% lakes/45%land, more or less.
My adjustments don't bring me close to that. The most water I have been able to construct so far is maybe 15% Lake/85%Land.--Temperate Climate, high sea level, huge map. I may not even have 15% lake because this is much more what you'd expect for a "Great Plains" or "Oasis" Map except that mine has jungle.
Have I found a bug/? Am I missing an adjustment?
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