elementgoo
Lazy Monarch
I think that it would be cool to be able to name places on the map, like mountain ranges, river, oceans etc. U would be able to see the name on the ingame map, kinda like in SIMCITY 4: Rush Hour!
Here is my first thread about this, there is a good picture with a example of this on the second page: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showt...&threadid=71922
I like the idea of letting the first civ to the location name it. This would also give you some idea just how far other civs have explored. Heck even the astronauts got to name landmarks on the moon.
I like to see this too, mainly for one reason that hasn't been mentioned yet. Spying. It would be pretty useful if you could get a spy to report to you about so and so moving troops through such and such place. Or so and so winning a war/battle in such and such place. Problem is that the AI builds crap loads of units, so you can't expect the reports to be to reliable. But it would still be useful. Just thought about how it would be nice to hear about how some Civ has Subs operating in "<insert name here> Sea/Ocean" I hate sitting there and not being told just how much damage some Civ is doing to another Civ. But if this is implemented I think it should come with pre-generated names also, ones based off of the Earth (Rocky Mountians, Nile River and so forth) And if you want to change the name just double click on the name. A random name generator would be cool also.
Also, how many similar tiles would there have to be. For example, would 5 mountains be enough to make up a mountain range, and be called "The xxxx Mountians"? 7? 10? I think between 7-10 should be enough.
A little off topic, but similair is this idea: I would also like the ability to divide my territory into provinces, with those provincial borders clearly seen on the map. Each city in a province is closely tied to each other, with the provincial capital having the greatest influence (civil wars would be much easier to implement with a system that allowed provinces/states to be created).
Here is my first thread about this, there is a good picture with a example of this on the second page: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showt...&threadid=71922
I like the idea of letting the first civ to the location name it. This would also give you some idea just how far other civs have explored. Heck even the astronauts got to name landmarks on the moon.
I like to see this too, mainly for one reason that hasn't been mentioned yet. Spying. It would be pretty useful if you could get a spy to report to you about so and so moving troops through such and such place. Or so and so winning a war/battle in such and such place. Problem is that the AI builds crap loads of units, so you can't expect the reports to be to reliable. But it would still be useful. Just thought about how it would be nice to hear about how some Civ has Subs operating in "<insert name here> Sea/Ocean" I hate sitting there and not being told just how much damage some Civ is doing to another Civ. But if this is implemented I think it should come with pre-generated names also, ones based off of the Earth (Rocky Mountians, Nile River and so forth) And if you want to change the name just double click on the name. A random name generator would be cool also.
Also, how many similar tiles would there have to be. For example, would 5 mountains be enough to make up a mountain range, and be called "The xxxx Mountians"? 7? 10? I think between 7-10 should be enough.
A little off topic, but similair is this idea: I would also like the ability to divide my territory into provinces, with those provincial borders clearly seen on the map. Each city in a province is closely tied to each other, with the provincial capital having the greatest influence (civil wars would be much easier to implement with a system that allowed provinces/states to be created).
