SOTD40: I Can't See

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  Meatbuster

• Aug 31, 2009

Well, this is why they don't normally allow cities 1 tile from each other.

Is this how close Paris and London are in real life? They violate the rules of civ!

 

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  Mekajiki

• Aug 31, 2009

I believe the correct spot is 1N, 1W.

At least that's where it is on Rhye's map >.>

 

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  Lord Meire

• Aug 31, 2009

well they still need to land a ways away, to avoid the anphibious penalty. so i think it ballances out.

 

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  Kanzera

• Aug 31, 2009

If this is how close London and Paris are, imagine Kent and Cherburg!

 

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  Flying Pig

• Aug 31, 2009

IF the French found Cherbourg on Rhye's map, it's close enough to control the channel for a very long time

 

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  jsweeney

• Aug 31, 2009

i thought the chunnel was a difficult project?

 

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  chrissifniotis

• Aug 31, 2009

Kanzera said:

If this is how close London and Paris are, imagine Kent and Cherburg!

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I think a better question is what of Dover and Calais, Dover is exactly where London is plotted and Calais should be a square north of Paris. Furthermore, Dover and Calais are connected by the Channel Tunnel railway. Heh, kinda reminds me of that other SOTD with roads in the water.

Anyway, brilliant shot.

 

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  frunobulax

• Sep 1, 2009

Meatbuster said:

Is this how close Paris and London are in real life?

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It's not a good map - London is closer to where the horse resource is, Dover is where London is on the map.

 

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  Spikerocks101

• Sep 2, 2009

I like how London is so awesome, Paris builds Moai statues facing it. And BTW, this was the "Earth" map, and the screen shot itself is almost 3 years old XD

 

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  Adhesive86

• Sep 7, 2009

London is not there. London should be where the horse resource is.