The advantage could be eliminated by allowing everyone to take a gander on the first turn.
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Originally posted by rah View PostBut you do get to see local strategic resources. Quite an advantage.
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Originally posted by brandonjm8 View Posti agree, or until someone with programming expertise can show me how to change those things and not have to remodel.
Or... you could just play the map as is?
/I have never used that smiley before. Feeling pleased with myself at the moment.Last edited by wodan11; January 25, 2010, 17:55.
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You have to look real close to change all desert/tundra to plains, and remove the ice. You get a real good view of the entire world in the process. While the AI doesn't have cities yet, you will see them whether you are looking for them or not while you do changes. You will even see who and if you share a continent is, and any strategic resourses. You may even decide not to play a certain map if it doesn't have the resources you want.
Please explain why you even need to do this in the first place. Can't your "strategy" handle desert, tundra and ice... There is really no good reason why this has to be done, so there is really no good reason why should be able to look at the map and nobody else gets to.
And again, why not use the locked assets option? You might claim you didn't know how to in the past, but now you do know, and you have set up a different game since you were told.Keep on Civin'
RIP rah, Tony Bogey & Baron O
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I might add it would be hard not to notice hut placement when doing so... and I doubt one would handicap themselves to avoid them when they know where they are.I'm consitently stupid- Japher
I think that opinion in the United States is decidedly different from the rest of the world because we have a free press -- by free, I mean a virgorously presented right wing point of view on the air and available to all.- Ned
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Seeing the map is a HUGE advantage. And it's realy unrealistic to think that if you are taking the time to find every desert and tundra square that you aren't going to see important data.
Again, what is the rationale for making those changes. It only helps the player since the AI will build cities ANYWHERE. A strategy that depends on no tundra or desert squares is kind of a limited one.
A fair comparison game is one where none of the players has seen the map, and is one using the locked assets option.Keep on Civin'
RIP rah, Tony Bogey & Baron O
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Originally posted by wodan11 View Post
Or... you could just play the map as is?
/I have never used that smiley before. Feeling pleased with myself at the moment.. if i like playing maps with max usable land than thats the way i like to play, if you dont thats fine, doesnt mean ones superior to the other. no ones opinions are better than the others no matter how strongly you feel for them.
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Originally posted by Theben View PostI might add it would be hard not to notice hut placement when doing so... and I doubt one would handicap themselves to avoid them when they know where they are., remembering everything your cautious of would require taking screenshots and writing them down if not remembering everything everywhere, thats not something i do, i make it a point to not look and/or remember and thus far ive been doing good not remembering for my own advantages, early game i may remember where the continents are or something like that but i play marathon so getting to optics can take awhile and by then im on my 2nd or 3rd day playing it and have forgotten everything. the only real question is whether you want to believe me or stick to your thought that i cheat for some reason, if you really think i cheat then you disregard all info i say or you can take me on my word and accept i try really hard NOT to remember or give myself an advantage. if i knew how to change the programming to get rid of deserts ect whilst not messing up the mapscript im all for it.
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Originally posted by Ming View PostSeeing the map is a HUGE advantage. And it's realy unrealistic to think that if you are taking the time to find every desert and tundra square that you aren't going to see important data.
Again, what is the rationale for making those changes. It only helps the player since the AI will build cities ANYWHERE. A strategy that depends on no tundra or desert squares is kind of a limited one.
A fair comparison game is one where none of the players has seen the map, and is one using the locked assets option.
also if you looked at my latest upload from my current ottoman game and you could verify this with brael, our stone is on plains, oops looks like i didnt commit fraud and i didnt cheat, even wodan told you strategic resources can be on grass hills and yet you havent even apologized for accusing me of cheating/fruad, therefore i have no interest in what you say and/or think for above mentioned reasons, being opinionated is one thing treating someone like garbage by being condescending/patronizing then accusing them of cheating is another matter entirely.
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Originally posted by brandonjm8 View Postwell your extremely bias and already made up your mind. i have no desire to clarify myself to you, you have and will continue to believe whatever it is you want even if you are proven wrong.
also if you looked at my latest upload from my current ottoman game and you could verify this with brael, our stone is on plains, oops looks like i didnt commit fraud and i didnt cheat, even wodan told you strategic resources can be on grass hills and yet you havent even apologized for accusing me of cheating/fruad, therefore i have no interest in what you say and/or think for above mentioned reasons, being opinionated is one thing treating someone like garbage by being condescending/patronizing then accusing them of cheating is another matter entirely.
When you use WB, you leave it open for discussion. If you didn't change the map, or look at it, then it would never be an issue. But since you do, it is possible. And that's a fact.
And your whole, I don't see stuff response to looking at the map is questionable at best.
Yep, you have to find all the desert and tundra to change it, and all the ice to remove it, but you don't see anything... I'll leave it to others to make up their own mind on that.Keep on Civin'
RIP rah, Tony Bogey & Baron O
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if i like playing maps with max usable land than thats the way i like to play, if you dont thats fine, doesnt mean ones superior to the other. no ones opinions are better than the others no matter how strongly you feel for them.Keep on Civin'
RIP rah, Tony Bogey & Baron O
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Originally posted by brandonjm8 View Postyour assuming i scan for everything when im changing deserts ect, sorry to pop your balloon but i dont. i look for deserts and tundra then change them to plains then i look for ice (usually but i forgot to my last upload) and erase those 2 squares within any land. you have no idea how big my maps are, remembering everything your cautious of would require taking screenshots and writing them down if not remembering everything everywhere, thats not something i do, i make it a point to not look and/or remember and thus far ive been doing good not remembering for my own advantages,
I'm consitently stupid- Japher
I think that opinion in the United States is decidedly different from the rest of the world because we have a free press -- by free, I mean a virgorously presented right wing point of view on the air and available to all.- Ned
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