Length of turns

[kcbob]

As the sheriff in "Blazing Saddles" so beautifully put it... "Well raise my rent!" The game does go to single years in 1850! I should have know that.

As for editing the turn length, I knew that could be done but have never tried it. Maybe I should give that a go tonight.

[drake]

As punishment for being wrong, you need to go back to town and bring me a sh1t load of dimes

[Robert]

because discoveries were made much slower in the early part of humanity, that time 'flies'.

1 year turns in the early game could only be balanced if you would have big disadvantage on discoveries etc. (say every 80 turns or something) and units should move much slower and cities should grow much slower.

otherwise you'll find yourself to have 10 million people cities driving cars around 3500 BC

[kcbob]

Originally posted by drake
As punishment for being wrong, you need to go back to town and bring me a sh1t load of dimes

On my way...

[Adagio]

Originally posted by CyberShy
otherwise you'll find yourself to have 10 million people cities driving cars around 3500 BC

Cool, imagine what the people will be using when the date hits 1AD