Slip de Garcon
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Yet more aqueduct craziness, or is it the Wailing Wall?
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SewerStarFish
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Clay said:
You've obviously invented Theology -- and that is Jesus on Mary and Joseph's horse.
SewerStarFish
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AnotherJon said:
What did you get for circumnavigating the puddle?
White Elk
99 > 1
If you are willing to do the crime,
you must be ready to do the time.
Coberlv
Chieftain
Got me some crazy things on this 'everybody at my island party' map
1. The aqueduct that transports salt water from the sea in to the river
2. The forest that grew in have back yard
( the square to hte north was chopped to make place for a workshop but that didnt have any influence on the woods growing betwwen that square and the maountain)
3Let`s make this map to the game of the month of this thread.!
1. The aqueduct that transports salt water from the sea in to the river
2. The forest that grew in have back yard
( the square to hte north was chopped to make place for a workshop but that didnt have any influence on the woods growing betwwen that square and the maountain)3Let`s make this map to the game of the month of this thread.!
CVDon
Warlord
Busch Gardens has a ride called "Roman Rapids". It's sort of a huge water slide but you ride in giant round rafts. That's what you got here.
But what's with the guy holding his arms out? Is he singing?
But what's with the guy holding his arms out? Is he singing?
knupp715
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Look at the macemen's mace too. It is floating in mid-air.
balthamael
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Damn! wish i'd got a screenie of the time when:
The Villagers have supplied you with a new technology!
what was it? Future tech 2!
The Villagers have supplied you with a new technology!
what was it? Future tech 2!
Meffy
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SewerStarFish said:
+1 movement for all ships in the puddle.
balthamael said:
"Greetings, primitive islanders! I bring the good wishes of the people of England, give you polyester pants-suits, and propose to amaze you with this butane cigarette lighter." *flick* ...... *flickflickflick* ..... *FLICK* (lights)
"Hm, thank you. We prefer to wear a scrap of natural cloth, since synthetics are too sticky for this climate. As for that old Bic you've got... wouldn't a pocket laser-implosion fusion unit do the job better?" *FZZZZT* "Or have you discovered these yet? Here you go." =^_^=
I used to have that happen as well.CVDon said:
Coberlv's situation might be different from mine, but what happened with me was that when I got to the Industrial age and all the models/textures started changing - i.e. Workers in overalls - for some reason it would load only the model, but not the stance. My Workers and anybody's Buddhist Missionaries were guaranteed to be sticking their arms out, but occasionally it happened to other stuff, including Riflemen, Cossacks, and at least three other Missionary types.
Fortunately, it hasn't happened to me in a long while, so I can only assume that it's been fixed in one of the patches (possibly under the heading of "numerous performance upgrades", as reloading every model on the map regardless of whether or not they actually change definitely falls under "waste of resources").
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Yeah, that was another symptom I got as well...the weapons - or anything else the unit was carrying - would be barely touching the basic model (if at all). Jewish Missionaries would drop their scrolls and leave them laying in the ground, Cossacks and Musketmen looked like they were trying to direct landing planes with their guns, and Workers would drop their shovelsknupp715 said:
DraconisRex
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Coberlv said:Got me some crazy things on this 'everybody at my island party' map
1. The aqueduct that transports salt water from the sea in to the river
2. The forest that grew in have back yard
3Let`s make this map to the game of the month of this thread.!
How are you building the Pyramids and having Macemen and at least two other wonders in that city. I have never seen the Pyramids last that long. Never mind to be built AFTER the Colussus.
That quote is not from Seinfeld. Elaine is quoting the song "War", by Motown artist Edwin Starr, which is also what Civ is quoting. The song was a massive hit, and is waaaay more famous than one Seinfeld episode.eddie_verdde said:Has anyone ever noticed this?
This is an exacte quote from Elaine in one episode of "Seinfeld"
In that scene she's trying to make conversation with a Russian writer and she comes up with this crazy story that Tolstoi's "Peace and War" was initially supposed to be named: "War, what is it good for?" and then she goes: "I mean...war, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing...Unh!"
It's a protest song from the Vietnam era, and it does seriously rock.
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