This city graphic is not complete finished, but I think, it will work very well. You may use it for early greek cities, even if the kingdom of Mycenai was by far not the only bronze age greek kingdom. Other possible uses are forexample a "Troian War" scenario or any greek mythological mod.

Since this gfx is still unfinished (sort of) it is also still open for suggestions, mainly for those based on historical arguments. Hope this makes sense.

download (http://www.civforum.de/attachment.php?attachmentid=38038) :crazyeye:

Wrong forum.

As for suggestions: you might want to think about removing the rather strange perimeter of the walled city. Also, imo, the unwalled size #1 could use some more detail in the now simply diagonal western part.
Apart from that they are very nicely done.

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Aaaargh, nooo. It's not the wrong forum. I simply forgot to put the downloadlink in. :blush: It's edited now, could you please move the thread back?

@varwnos: Rather strange perimeter? :crazyeye: These are wooden pickets, used for defending the city against chariot attacks. With that pickets it looks a little more diffferent from unwalled (but walled looking) larger cities, I think. I don't believe, that I will remove them. Exept... others means the same like you.

That is all fine but i am sure that you realise that it is far from obvious what they are. You could provide a readme with an explanation, and possibly an alternate version without them (i can edit them for myself, so this isnt something meant for me).

(btw i am not sure, but are you being antagonistic? i *did* say that they looked good :p ) :) Infact i pointed out those parts which werent entirely wonderful imo, since the rest is just that :)

Okay, thread moved back. ;)

I like these :). Their look is somewhat unusual, but I think your cities look very good.

So now we have minoan cities and mycenean cities. We have a Sea People unit pack - we even have a minotaur unit! Your favourite era seems to be covered quite well ;)

Very nice! I like them a lot as they are.Thanks for sharing those Arne

Nice Job Arne.

Great cities.
I especially like the walls on the larger cities and how buildings "spill out" beyond the walls.