HourlyDaily
Man-o-Mercy
Congratulations Firaxis, its looking really good
New screens! Now with small units!!!
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thats true.. maybe they started off the graphics going after their "happy and colorful world" goal, which included bright blue rivers with sandy white riverbeds?SonicX said:Now, another very small problem I have with the graphics are the beachlike river beds. Most rivers have green and dirt next to the water, not sand
However, it's a small issue, nothing I'm concerned about
Novaya Havoc
Hollerback for Catherine
A little off topic...
But have they unveiled the leaders for the civs yet?
But have they unveiled the leaders for the civs yet?
Gogf
Indescribable
warpstorm said:
It's possible that they stay the same size no matter how zoomed out you are. It's less realistic, but if it was done, it was to stop the unit size critisism. Or, you can change the unit size in game.
Leprechaune
Warlord
ThERat said:units looks better, terrain still messy and cluttered. By the way, did anyone notice. In the 3rd screenshot, all things seem to be arranged diagonal, but the Civ borders are in the normal x-y axis arrangement. Seems a little odd to meAny comments?
It's been this way for quite a while already... It seems they wanted to make things look more organic and seemless and LESS like a checker board. I think its Excellent!
SonicX
Emperor
It's been like that in Civ III too. I don't regard it as a real problem though, because if you want things to be too realistic you get a crappy game like RailroadTycoon III where you can distinguish anything from anything else due to the lack of contrast. So I understand why ...nicae said:
And you gotta admit, blue rivers look better than light-brown rivers like the Amazone and such
Oh one more request :
Please, I really wanna see a modern age screenshot ... how do modern cities, tile improvements, units etc look ??? I wanna know
ThisIsDennis
Chieftain
Note the sky brownishness in the split external palace shot. A new representation of the "global warming"/pollution levels, perhaps?
dannyevilcat
DESTROYER OF FURNITURE
I'm down with the smaller units... the guys in each unit look way less scrunched together, and it hides the not so great detailing of the 3D models.
I hope they DON'T unclutter the terrain, as that's definitely one thing that's been missing in Civ since I first started playing it: diversity in the landscape. Yay clutter!
I hope they DON'T unclutter the terrain, as that's definitely one thing that's been missing in Civ since I first started playing it: diversity in the landscape. Yay clutter!
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