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What does Mapstat say after you launch the nukes and successfully turn some water tile into dry land?
What does Mapstat say after you launch the nukes and successfully turn some water tile into dry land?
Does terraforming with nuke allow in the HoF?
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I haven't launched any yet, I'm afraid. I do wonder though, how does Mapstat compute the domination tile limit? And is it the same way the game does?
What I'm getting at is this: if the domination tile limit is dynamic, meaning the game recomputes every turn, then maybe this technique has a minimal chance of practicality. However, if it's a static value stored at the beginning of the game, then the domination value can't be increased.
This is why I was saying earlier I would have to do my testing before 2050, so I could use Mapstat as a comparison to actually triggering the Domination limit in the game. That's the only way I can think of to test for static/dynamic.
What I'm getting at is this: if the domination tile limit is dynamic, meaning the game recomputes every turn, then maybe this technique has a minimal chance of practicality. However, if it's a static value stored at the beginning of the game, then the domination value can't be increased.
This is why I was saying earlier I would have to do my testing before 2050, so I could use Mapstat as a comparison to actually triggering the Domination limit in the game. That's the only way I can think of to test for static/dynamic.
It won't work in PTW; I had tried this last summer without any success. However, because of this, I have discovered an alternative farming technique in PTW.
Basically, after launching about 50 nukes and caused massive poluttion in PTW, not one single tile got alter . I was sad at first because nuclear terraform was no longer possible, but then I realized that I no longer have to worry about losing valuable grassland to global warming.
Since then, I start building factory and hospital asap while having enough workers standing by to clean up all poluttion instantly. The dairy life in PTW is much easier than in the vanilla one.
Well, I have to admit if there's no chance at all of increasing the tile count in PTW with nukes, I really see no point in testing it myself. There's no way on earth this would prove to be enough of an advantage to be worth making HOF attempts in III instead of PTW.
A_Turkish_Guy
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i think it is good to use, maybe yaer 1900 AD or around.i tried it one of my games and it did work.i got lots of flooad plain and there is no warming.check the sun turn to purple and stop it.i did like that and 150 years there is no warming.but all my cities have mass tranasit system.
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