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Jer8m8 Chieftain New York, America Nov 2000
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posted January 26, 2001 11:50
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do we need real spaces on the map. What if you give each unit a "range" they can move, a circle around the m cut short by mountains, swamps, etc. But, there would be squares underneath, to provide an exact location for a city. Units should be free to move where they want!Any Comments? |
EnochF Prince Seattle, WA b.02-15-99
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posted January 26, 2001 16:19
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wittlich Warlord Fayetteville, NC, USA Dec 2000
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posted January 26, 2001 19:35
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I think I understand what you mean and sorry, but I don't agree. Certain units whould be limited. If we have units moving anywhere they want, then we might as well not have terrain. |
ajli@home Chieftain Los Angeles, California, United States Aug 2000
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posted January 26, 2001 23:45
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I know what you are talking about.If you go to interplay.com and search for an old game called "conquest of the new world", you can buy it for 9-18 bucks. It makes a really cool "RTS-TBS" game that is what I think Jer8mr8 is talking about. It would be really cool and realistic...but would probably be very hard to make, considering how complex civ3 will probably be. |
The Patriot Settler Greatest Place on Earth Jan 2001
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posted January 27, 2001 22:51
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I commented...now I am leaving.  THis is a mixed idea in my head. It is really confusing. On one hand, I dont understand it at all...but I do want to like the idea. On the other hand, I dont understand it at all...and I am praying I hate the idea.  |