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Kanzid Stonebreath Chieftain Macclesfield, Cheshire, England. Apr 99
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posted January 07, 2000 19:00
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Just wondering about the new tech tree you are working on how hard will it be to follow tech trees similar to those in various parts of the worlds such as the Americas, and the East. as they didn't follow the same research path as the west e.g. no wheel, or alphabet |
Kanzid Stonebreath Chieftain Macclesfield, Cheshire, England. Apr 99
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posted January 07, 2000 19:01
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Just wondering about the new tech tree you are working on how hard will it be to follow tech trees similar to those in various parts of the worlds such as the Americas, and the East. as they didn't follow the same research path as the west e.g. no wheel, or alphabet |
Lord God Jinnai Prince Arnold, Mo 63010 Sep 1999
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posted January 07, 2000 19:47
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We are basically having a culturally adapted system which basically means for westerners its the alphabet, for chinese, Kanji, for indians, sandscript, etc. |
Mark_Everson Clash of Civilizations Project Lead Canton, MI, USA b.02-15-99
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posted January 10, 2000 18:59
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From an email by Henrique Duarte (I think he only has limited net access, so I will post his stuff for him LGJ: I know this probably is some of the stuff you are aiming for...)Artistic and philosophical movements. Artistic development has a tremendous impact on society, specialy on the scientific and philosophy schollars. Maybe you should take into account something akin to the ages but in the artistic and philosphical movements context. It should frame the ambitions and needs of a given society (I hope that I am not using any game terms and messing things) and be in some way connected with religion (in harmony or not). If this movements have some kind of influence in gameplay maybe you can simulate civilizational trends like western and oriental. For example: Renaissance - the neo-classical movements and the advent of experimentalism (and sharp technological development) should contrast with the unified, closed chinese empire with a confucius orientation. P.S. Just thought of... There is a known relation between geographical, political AND scientific dynamism. Complex geography-diversified political organization (states and government forms)-great scientific competition and use of knew ideas in a attempt to overcame neighbouring states, try to get this into the game :-). (eh, eh... get too big too early and you stagnate... yes I know you have some ways of simulating this through social unrest) The discussion continues in the Technology System Email Archive
[This message has been edited by Mark_Everson (edited February 27, 2000).]
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