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Why does Civ2 insist on putting "poles" on my premade maps? It makes sense for random maps, but not for, say, ANTARTICA!!!(Altho that one's not mine) Or a wet, warm world with caps of jungle/swamp instead of arctic!
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Why does Civ2 insist on putting "poles" on my premade maps? It makes sense for random maps, but not for, say, ANTARTICA!!!(Altho that one's not mine) Or a wet, warm world with caps of jungle/swamp instead of arctic!April City Planner in the 3rd Civ2 Democracy Game
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The poles you're referring to are the game's way of delinating the map, nothing more. I imagine the programmers chose arctic/glacial terrain for this delination because, frankly, you can't do hardly anything with that sort of land. I suppose they could have used two black strips ...
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But how do I stop it?April City Planner in the 3rd Civ2 Democracy Game
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Umm ... you can't."I may not agree with what you have to say, but I'll die defending your right to say it." — Voltaire
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You can remove poles by making the map flat.The only thing that matters to me in a MP game is getting a good ally.Nothing else is as important.......Xin YuComment
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Smash beat me to it...
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Originally posted by Smash
You can remove poles by making the map flat.
Wasn't it also that when starting a new game on that map, you have to select "Flat World" in the rules page?Comment
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I was under the impression that the map *borders* (i.e. north/south) remain intact, whether the world is round or flat. Isn't that what he's talking about?Originally posted by Smash
You can remove poles by making the map flat.
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