Recent content by markcogan

That sounds like "In Pursuit of Honor", a made-for-TV movie from 1995. It didn't have Redford playing a colonel, though -- it had Don "Miami Vice" Johnson and Craig "One Tree Hill" Sheffer as the seargant and lieutenant who herded the horses north.

First -- mammoth kudos to Harkonnen for digging into this. Hark, I just want to be sure I'm clear on what you've found. You say that python allocates no more than 22MB of memory? Does that meen that all of the "game state" data -- map, until locations, cities, research, culture, borders...

1. The game works for me ... now. I had to get a video card and more RAM for my destop for it to be playable. I do see the CTD problem ... a lot. 2. After upgrading to 1GB of RAM, the performance is OK, but I think it could be better. I'm unconvinced by arguments that the sluggish performance...

I disagree. There's nothing in that text that explains why the textures butted together on the east and west edges of the map don't match (in any view -- globe or otherwise). All it says is that in order to have a minimally distorted mesh that still looks like a sphere, what is actually...

The text you quote doesn't explain why the terrain textures don't line up; it explain why the globe view isn't actually a globe (which I hadn't noticed), which is a wholly legitimate design decision made to achieve the desired visual effect. I don't think the texture mismatch at the tile...

I'm seeing some of the other problems that have already been reported (CTD in particular), but here's one I haven't seen anywhere else. I'd classify this as "minor". Bug: Resizing screen in windowed mode distorts mouse pointer location. Steps to reproduce: 1. Start or load a Civ IV...

Also remember that a granary gives the city it's in +1 health for each of the grain resources (rice, wheat, corn) the city has access to; this is on top of the regular health bonuses for those resources.