Map Grid: On or Off?

[Brokenrabbit]

Almost always off. I CTRL+G when I need to check something, like city placement or unit moves, then quickly CTRL+G right back off when I'm done.

I still miss being able to CTRL+SHIFT+G from SMAC to turn the city radius squares off (culture radius now).

 

[Alone]

Voted: off but sometimes i turn it on when i want to check the right position for new-made town!
And certainly when i edit some new maps also - on.

 

[Junzi Nicuzn]

In Civ 2 (at least I think it was Civ 2) I left them on to see the city radius to make it easier to see which squares to work, but that's not in CivIII (at least I don't think it is) So I just leave them off

 

[Moonsinger]

"On" all the time for me

 

[Pembroke]

The map grid is "on" in the initial rapid expansion phase so I can see where my cities ought to go. After that I turn it "off". Simply because the map looks much nicer without the grid lines.

 

[Portuguese]

Middle option: sometimes it comes handy

I wonder who answer the last one

 

[RX2000]

I turn it on when I want to make sure how far away my next city needs to be placed, but other than that I leave it off. I dont have any problems counting squares with it off really, it just makes it easier.

 

[josephstalin]

Mostly on. Helps a lot with city placement control and unit movements.

 

[hbdragon88]

May 13, 2003, eh?

Oh well, I can't say anything given that I said that Padma should have used an old topic rather than make a new one...

 

[Grohan]

Allways on. I can't imagine playing Civ without grid.

 

[Armisael]

I always have it on unless I'm taking screenshots.

 

[henry k c]

The map grid makes the game look too unrealistic.

 

[madviking]

Always on.
I might move my workers wrong.

 

[Smellincoffee]

Always off.