Happy Independence Day

[Kuciwalker]

Oppression

India's flag looks like a thousand other flags, with a little circle thing in the middle. The pre-independence flag, or even better the GG's flag, looks really cool

[LordShiva]

The "Best flag ever" award is shared by Kiribati and Mozambique

[BeBMan]

[Spiffor]

Originally posted by LordShiva
Firaxis artists screwing it up in civ

I forgot how it looks in Civ. For my untrained eyes, I remember it looking true to the model.

[LordShiva]

[Spiffor]

*gasp* *shock* *horror*

Teh Firaxians have adapted the graphics in order not to clutter up a small grphics!

[LordShiva]

They could've cut down on the number of spokes without changing their shape or alternating fat ones with random lines.

[Az]

Originally posted by Oerdin
I kind of liked this flag better.



(It's the pre-Independence flag of India)

Is there such a flag for mandatorial palestine?

[LordShiva]

Originally posted by Az
Is there such a flag for mandatorial palestine?

[Spiffor]

Originally posted by LordShiva
They could've cut down on the number of spokes without changing their shape or alternating fat ones with random lines.

Clearly, Civ5 should be outsourced to India

[Dinner]

The Brits were very consistant though lacking in creativity. Here's the original Canadian flag.

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by LordShiva
The "Best flag ever" award is shared by Kiribati and Mozambique

Mazambique's

[LordShiva]

Originally posted by Spiffor
Clearly, Civ5 should be outsourced to India

Baltimore vs. Bangalore? That's an easy one

I can host people for free at my place for PolyCon '07

[Blaupanzer]

India is to be congratulated for ousting the oppressive Brits with considerably less violence than that used by the Americans. The British chose to thank you for letting them leave with dignity by imposing the "partition," an extremely nasty, violent legacy.

I say, if you meet the "English" in Civ IV, kick their a**es. They owe the world big time.

Indian Independence:

[Dinner]

To be fair it was the Indian and Pakistani leaders who chose to partition the country due to ethnic/religious violence.