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Holy Christ! I think I may need to practice considering the new level of artistic design coming out. Very nice Sarsstock!
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Secret Evil Society, definitely.
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same here!Originally posted by Harry Tuttle
Holy Christ! I think I may need to practice considering the new level of artistic design coming out. Very nice Sarsstock!
I am not delusional! Now if you'll excuse me, i'm gonna go dance with the purple wombat who's playing show-tunes in my coffee cup!
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Same here man, I fear that the current output of gfx has raised the bar so high I may need a rocket up my bum just to reach it. I am not complaining by any means though. I always enjoy seeing new gfx that are as superb as these.Originally posted by Harry Tuttle
Holy Christ! I think I may need to practice considering the new level of artistic design coming out. Very nice Sarsstock!
edit: for foul language
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Well thank you Jimmy, Erika, Curt and Harry. I'm glad to know you guys think I'm on the right track as far as city designs go. Also Jimmy, a week ago I had never touched a city graphic in ToT format before either. Its honestly not as hard as I thought it was after reading Curt's directions and tips. I mean, if anything the ToT pallet is EASIER to work with than the MGE pallet, as you don't have to worry about colour compatibilities and such.
We're at the dawning of a renaissance in the Civ II world my friends.... gone are the days of the designs and graphics confined to an ancient colour pallet. I predicted once that last year would be the best year for Civilization II graphics to date (Steph will confirm this ) and I think I was right. This year however..... I predict we will make more progress in the design of units, cities, icons, terrains and such in six months than we have in the last six years.
For we have only just begun to understand the true potential of Test of Time.Comment
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I hope to see ToT become the new territory for us to explore!
And with really great scens like this underway, the future looks good in our little community!
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Fantastic city gfx Sarsstock
Would you mind resending your question about the units BTW? I saved the units file then stupidly deleted the e-mail by mistake.Comment
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Hear, hear!Originally posted by Sarsstock
This year however..... I predict we will make more progress in the design of units, cities, icons, terrains and such in six months than we have in the last six years.Comment
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Gareth I just sent you that e-mail now, she should be sittin pretty in your inbox .
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Originally posted by Sarsstock
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We're at the dawning of a renaissance in the Civ II world my friends.... gone are the days of the designs and graphics confined to an ancient colour pallet. I predicted once that last year would be the best year for Civilization II graphics to date (Steph will confirm this ) and I think I was right. This year however..... I predict we will make more progress in the design of units, cities, icons, terrains and such in six months than we have in the last six years.
For we have only just begun to understand the true potential of Test of Time.
The dawn of a Civ city renaissance? Indeed we are.
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And where would one happen to find these tips and techniques of which you speak.Originally posted by Sarsstock
Its honestly not as hard as I thought it was after reading Curt's directions and tips. I mean, if anything the ToT pallet is EASIER to work with than the MGE pallet, as you don't have to worry about colour compatibilities and such.
"I would rather have a German division in front of me than a French one behind me." -- General George S. Patton
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The basic tips Curt gave me should still be on the non-units graphics thread where he started posting the new cities not too long ago.
Here's the exact link to the page where he posted the answer, its just a little above halfway down the page.
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Glad to see this thread back. How goes the Jules \verne project?Ants. An MGE scenario
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Well rest assured the project is moving along, allbeit much slower than I would have liked it. Right now I am entering the early stages of the tech tree design and after that I will begin what will surely be the greatest challenge of this insane project, the events.txt.
Until there is more to update you guys on please enjoy this small sample of shields that will be used in the project.
Curt: Any news Curt on that Nautilus you said you'd take a crack at a little while back?
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Once I get some artwork in real-life and Dictator done, I will leap into action and get you sorted, Sarsstock!
Won't be long! But I am a bit swamped at the moment!
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