September 8, 2000, 14:51
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King
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Should civ3 look like this?
I found some screenshots for the upcoming game Anno 1503 at Gamespot:
Check out:
http://www.zdnet.com/gamespot/storie...3718-9,00.html
Should civ3 look like this?
I think that the city view should, maybe a little bit more zoomed out, but basically like this!!
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September 8, 2000, 18:37
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Emperor
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My, that really puts 1602 to shame! Civ3 like this would look neat... maybe cities could be artistically decorated but you could only see it in extreme zoom mode. And each city should be different or else the game will seem really funny when you zoom in again.
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September 8, 2000, 19:23
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Guest
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I think an "individual look" of cities should be reserved to the city screen and maybe extreme zooming, depending on its geographic location and the buildings in it. But I could imagine different architectural styles for buildings in the different civs (or in cities you conquered from other civs).
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September 8, 2000, 21:28
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Guest
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Yes, that's a good city view, but not a good main screen.
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September 8, 2000, 21:58
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King
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Wow! Imagine a city view like that! It's awesome.
But um - if the main playing screen was like that then the game would go dead, because imagine just trying to animate a single mech inf unit from civ2 - it's actually a battalion, so the computer'll have to draw like 50 individual infs or something. Then multiply this by 50 mech infs battalions and you'll get a computer that'll be hotter than an oven!
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September 16, 2000, 14:24
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Emperor
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But the game would look great this way. Imagine, if the city screen was just a max scroll of the real map, you could see a lot of detail zoomed in, but only a little zoomed out (to minimize the need for too many graphics at any one time).
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September 16, 2000, 19:33
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Prince
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Now that looks amazing! I really need to get that one...
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September 17, 2000, 00:51
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Guest
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One point - that picture would be a great represenation of a level 1-4 city, but not for a level 25 city  (hint hint)
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