Theodorick
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calyth said:
Is that sarcasm?
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Is that sarcasm?
DrewBledsoe
Veteran QB
If the subject of aqueducts isnt totally exhausted :- welcome to the Tianjin " Wild Water Ride Experience" 
Tubby Rower
Chronic Slacker
-971 food isn't feasible to sustain.... Please people, don't use World Builder to make these shots. :shakehead It's pretty sad that you have to do that in order to have something to post about
AnonymousX
Chieftain
Tokugawa is always serious about dealing with the stuff
He scared me , So I gave him free resources lol
http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=151524
He scared me , So I gave him free resources lol
http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=151524
The Last Conformist
Irresistibly Attractive
Perhaps more sad than funny:
It's wondrous what a city on the right spot and a refusal to sign Open Borders can do.
It's wondrous what a city on the right spot and a refusal to sign Open Borders can do.
Hans Lemurson
Prince
Reading earlier in this thread, I saw several comments about "wow, that's a long river", or "this is the grand-daddy of all rivers". Coincidentally, in my current game, I have a river to shame them all.
On a standard Pangaea map, this river comes in at a cool 53-segments long. It has half of the continent as its domain, it connects 4 different civilizations together, 2 of which have their capitols right next to it. It is so large, that in order to provide you with a screenshot of the whole thing, I had to zoom out into an orbital view. The only reason it fits on the continent is because it doubles back along itself. It could have easily gone pole-to-pole.
When I first explored the region, I assumed that it was 2 rivers that flowed into the sea after travelling through Japan. I was shocked to learn that not only were they the same river, but it doesn't even reach the sea! It certainly explained how Judaism had spread from Mali to Mongolia and Japan.
Now, without much further delay, I present to you the screenshot. I used the strategy-lines tool to color all the rivers, and paint to whiten the big one. Cropping removed the minimap, but rest assured you are looking at the whole world. 'Cept Egypt.
This probably isn't the longest one in existance, though it is of outrageous proportions. If you think yours is longer , send your picture and prove it! Just how long do you think they can possibly be?
On a standard Pangaea map, this river comes in at a cool 53-segments long. It has half of the continent as its domain, it connects 4 different civilizations together, 2 of which have their capitols right next to it. It is so large, that in order to provide you with a screenshot of the whole thing, I had to zoom out into an orbital view. The only reason it fits on the continent is because it doubles back along itself. It could have easily gone pole-to-pole.
When I first explored the region, I assumed that it was 2 rivers that flowed into the sea after travelling through Japan. I was shocked to learn that not only were they the same river, but it doesn't even reach the sea! It certainly explained how Judaism had spread from Mali to Mongolia and Japan.
Now, without much further delay, I present to you the screenshot. I used the strategy-lines tool to color all the rivers, and paint to whiten the big one. Cropping removed the minimap, but rest assured you are looking at the whole world. 'Cept Egypt.
This probably isn't the longest one in existance, though it is of outrageous proportions. If you think yours is longer , send your picture and prove it! Just how long do you think they can possibly be?
oagersnap
Emperor
Adam7Eight
Emperor
Hans, I think I got a river about that big in my current game. I'll check it out and post a screen shot of it later. Anyways...
I wasn't aware that Genghis Khan was blind in one eye.
I wasn't aware that Genghis Khan was blind in one eye.
Lars_Domus
Say No 2 Net Validations
"Uhh, Mahatma Sir! Those pesky Incas are stealing our fresh water again!"
"*Sigh!* Let them have it, it's not worth starting a war over."
"*Sigh!* Let them have it, it's not worth starting a war over."
oagersnap
Emperor
Lars_Domus said:"Uhh, Mahatma Sir! Those pesky Incas are stealing our fresh water again!"
"*Sigh!* Let them have it, it's not worth starting a war over."
I don't understand. Isn't it the Indians who are stealing the Incans' water in that picture?
Lars_Domus
Say No 2 Net Validations
oagersnap said:
I'm reffering to the aqueduct. It supplies Guangzhou, which is Incan, with water from a hilltop within Indian territory.
GeorgeOP
RF Bleachers
There's no way it happened in a game. He's losing 971 food per turn because of unhealthyness.
oagersnap
Emperor
Lars_Domus said:
Oh.
I thought you were talking about the farms.
Adam7Eight
Emperor
I still can't decide if the quarry is helping the grenadier or the grenadier is helping the quarry:
Two for the price of one in this shot. One worker standing inside the windmill and the other getting his legs sawed off:
Two for the price of one in this shot. One worker standing inside the windmill and the other getting his legs sawed off:
roidesfoux
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Exavier
Destroyer of Worlds
roidesfoux said:
So you invented a railgun system for launching things into orbit using the slingshot effect hu? with a builtin water cooling system
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