Anaztazioch
Hit in the head too much
Can any1 send me a link to Map Editor that works whith all TR features ? Like all resources, units and stuff.
Anaztazioch said:@ ruffriders23
Yes nice indeed. But pirates havent been such a real threat untill European colonies in New Land. Of course India and Africa trade routs werent the safiest.
Alas for piracy and naval fleet. 4 moves for galley is too much and 3 for conoe... Its like taking 5 turns for chariot to go from Barcelona to Rome, and galley makes that way in 1 turn. A bit too fast i say. And that my coastal city loosing 2 fishing boats couse a barb galley pops out of my sight and swims pillaging... And i need 5 turns for 1work boat and barbarian needs 1 turn to kill 2 fishing boats (10 turns of production + moving). 2 is good for galleys.
Elit3 said:Ok i read your instrucitons on "How to install" but there is a problem...
C:\Documents and Settings\<user>\Application Data\My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization 4\cache"
dont have folders called application data. i know how to get to civ 4 folder but its threw program files. and their is no cache folder/option.... any thoughts?
Ive downloaded total realism but am scared to try it out for fear that i have to reinstall after i delete a **** load of stuff help me plz
It was not 225 years ago. You have counted all these events that were done by all the nations you named. I would be happy if you elaborate them. It is damn important that these events are not forgotten, it is not important how far back they go. Those who want to understand the future have to look into past. In 1979 as the Iranian Revolution started, it was a revolution against the Monarchy and for democracy. Khomeini was just a peaceful Ayatollah who spoke nicely, modern, equal right of men and women, no mandatory Islamic society etc etc. One year after the revolution had succeeded, everything changed over night. He was working one year long on a plan for an Islamic state which succeeded greatly. He was afraid that the military which was neutral until then, could coup against them, so he copied the German Gestapo from WW2 and called it the Revolution Guards. The revolutions guards got their own military equipment - a second Army as a counter point, with lots of legal freedom for intervention in people’s personal affairs. Until today only the Revolutionary Guards are allowed to enter the capital but military is not allowed (fear of coup). Khomeini also copied the Hitler Youth and called it Bassij youth. 16 years old and up got also weapons and patrolled the streets. Then suddenly all the parties have been forbidden but his own. Their leaders got assassinated. The equal rights of men and woman which has been in place by Shah had always been a thorn in Khomeini’s eyes, so he proclaimed the Islamic way from 1980. Woman shall have 50% of men’s legal rights. etc etc. There were two big demonstrations by woman against his plans which were crushed by the revolutionary guards.
As you can see even in the 20th century you can use methods from history that worked once. What worked for Hitler would work again. This is why nothing shall be forgotten. You think all that cannot happen again? This is naive. We are not much different from 1940es. No one has really changed. What has changed? The attitude? Haha sure. Did you know that even until today, if the Indians would find a natural resource in their reservoirs, which is officially their land with own authority – still the USA would owns it? SO much to we are so much different than few hundred years ago…
In the 1930's John Collier (who oddly enough doesn't have his own wikipedia page) was the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. He got a lot of reform for the Indians, in particular the Indian Reorganization Act. (another decent link here ) While obviously that didn't fix everything, it is proof that some people recognized how badly they'd been treated. Unfortunately, racism takes a long time to die.Houman said:Through the centuries until the 90es American Government has systematically flamed the Indians as Barbarians and Uncivilized. Even in the 50s Movies when John Wayne - the good white guy - was shooting at the evil Indians everyone cheered up. It was until recently when the general education grew and a conscience about what really happened started forming.
Maybe they just felt uncomfortable? It seems you're making very broad generalizations from your perception of the reaction of some friends.My American friends weren't that moved as I was. I even mentioned it to them how they feel about what their "free" and "democratic" government had done to those people. I think 'void' is the best word how I can describe their feelings.
I doubt any decently educated American has forgotten, but what are you going to do? They do get some benefits that normal citizens don't have, like the right to their own mini-government. Obviously it doesn't make up for anything, but it's something. Financial reparations might be nice for them, but it's also unfair to tax current citizens for a crime that they never comitted.Funny that Americans often 'forget' this bloody past but show with ten fingers at Nazi Germany and their Holocaust. But their own Holocaust what they did to the Indians is always forgotten. At least Germans feel sorry nowadays and have payed a sum to the Nazi slaves, what kind of compensation has USA given to the Indians?
(Sorry, I seem to have quoted you all out of order, I don't think it changes your points though)put the Indian children until 1940s (Indians in America and Aborigines in Australia) in concentration camps where they were not allowed to speak their own language, were beaten, raped, unfertilized and were thought by force English - to break their will to rebel
How are they, deep inside, crawling into his butt (not a bad saying, I must admit!) ? It seems to me that Bush's approval ratings show how people are questioning him. Nobody that I know feels it's unpatriotic to question the government. Some would argue that it's very patriotic to question the government.This is where the problem starts; I have met many American Democrats ( and also got here many PMs from them) who are against Bush but deep inside they still "Crawl into his butt" (A German saying). Why? Because the propaganda of Patriotism tells you 24/7 that a patriotic American doesn't question the government. Welcome big brother...
Please don't glorify a bunch of hippies. I'm sure that although there were a lot of genuine anti-war protestors, there were plenty of people there because of the romanticism of rebellion. And also there to get high, and meet loose women.Your parents were not like this. The generation of your parents had enough balls to go on the street and demonstrate against the unjust war in Vietnam.
HHawk72 said:I'm an American, a former member of the U.S. Army, and a firm believer in free speech, and I have this to say:
I'll take Fawlty Towers over Three's Company anyday. There, I said it.
Houman said:Why? Because the propaganda of Patriotism tells you 24/7 that a patriotic American doesn't question the government. Welcome big brother...
Uncle Anton said:Likewise, as a former soldier (not American tho), I'm throwing in my two cents...
Uncle Anton said:Seriously gang, not so serious ok? There are a lot of generalisations flying around the place, and none of it's doing anyone's temperament any favours, nor really achieving anything beyond getting ourselves all worked up over something none of us are in a position to change, at least not currently.
I've been pretty much around the world (ie as a tourist - not deployed), and if there's one thing I've learnt it's this - you're gonna find good and bad wherever you go. You're gonna find people who disagree with you, and who you disagree with. You're going to form prejudices, and people are going to form prejudices against you. You're gonna be enlightened (Texans aren't loudmouthed cowboy louts with no manners) and you'll enlighten others (Australians aren't loudmouthed cowboy louts with no manners.... after all, most of us live in cities ). You'll find Europeans are actually extremely warm and friendly... Yes, even the Parisians. You'll find the Middle East IS a beautiful place when it's not falling down around your ears. You may even find the odd US Marine LAV driver who's capable of restraint when you intentionally try to annoy him/her by asking "How long they've been in the Army for", and "If you guys are fully amphibious then I guess the DoD spends lots of moolah on those blow-up pool-toy horsies right?"
Additionally there are going to be things that certain countries have done which are pretty nasty and f#cked up. Likewise, chances are your country (or people if you want to consider your local populace in a non-nationalist framework) has done pretty nasty things too. This is usually the result of individuals working in some likeminded fashion for good or evil in a largely temporary capacity.
How about we all just accept that, remind ourselves that we're here as people linked by common purpose - to play a game which will probably isolate us from everything we otherwise need to pay attention to, such as wives, girlfriends, husbands, boyfriends, work, family and pretty much anything in life that's otherwise worthy of attention, but just ends up getting universally neglected as we continue to pump the digital crack that is Civ 4 into our veins.
Uncle Anton said:Now... Kiddies? Less with the fighty-fighty... More with the moddy-moddy. The more political talk that happens here, the less time Houman's working on the new release. Don't make me get out Uncle Anton's Pointy Stick of Ultimate Doomy Doomy Doom (TM), come down there and start a-pokin.