Exsanguination
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What is the difference between the 3 different ages (3 billion, 4 bill, 5 bill years ago)? What difference does it make on the map/gameplay?
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Killer A's
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The thing I know that changes is the amount of mountains. The older the planet, the less mountians there are, due to wind and water erosion.
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From the manual:
This parameter determines whether like terrain squares clump together, or are widely scattered.
3 Billion Years: This option yields a young world, one in which terrain squares seem to occur in clusters.
4 Billion Years: This option yields a middle-aged world, one in which glaciation and plate tectonics have been acting to diversify terrain.
5 Billion Years: This option produces an old world, one in which the forces of nature and chaos have almost wholly randomized the terrain features.
This parameter determines whether like terrain squares clump together, or are widely scattered.
3 Billion Years: This option yields a young world, one in which terrain squares seem to occur in clusters.
4 Billion Years: This option yields a middle-aged world, one in which glaciation and plate tectonics have been acting to diversify terrain.
5 Billion Years: This option produces an old world, one in which the forces of nature and chaos have almost wholly randomized the terrain features.
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