It’s pale White and boring with noting on it what about to draw some dragons and fantasia figures on it. To symbolize the fear of the unknown. 
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Somehow I never liked the idea of PTI. Just make large, poor (or zero base value), hard to move around provinces. It would help modders too.
Several areas are mistaken as PTI too, like around Timbuktu, south of Tibet, some islands east of Indonesia, and there should be links between the Siberian and Chagatai "corridors" and the south.
If they keep the PTI, at least draw some dragons, yes, heh.
Several areas are mistaken as PTI too, like around Timbuktu, south of Tibet, some islands east of Indonesia, and there should be links between the Siberian and Chagatai "corridors" and the south.
If they keep the PTI, at least draw some dragons, yes, heh.
Espen Almerud said:
In the list of priorities TI garnish is probably at the bottom, let's hope Johan has some time left at the end to get to it.
cwhomer said:In the list of priorities TI garnish is probably at the bottom, let's hope Johan has some time left at the end to get to it.
True, but it is eyecandy which will make the game much more enjoyable than if it shouldnt be there.
3D fire breathing dragons? Cascading waterfalls at the edge of the world? Animations of one legged men with two heads hopping around? :rofl:Espen Almerud said:It’s pale White and boring with noting on it what about to draw some dragons and fantasia figures on it. To symbolize the fear of the unknown.
passer by said:
Now your being silly..... but in a very nice and good way.
Ayeshteni
I'd rather see a flat Earth for the first century of the game than PTI anywhere!
Decorations = more resources eaten by graphics = less resources available for AI and other important calculations.
Decorations = more resources eaten by graphics = less resources available for AI and other important calculations.
zebomba said:
Seconded, completely. Today, I like how you think
I mean let's face it: just because the Europeans didn't know what was between the Dakota and the Navajo (PTI, in euII) doesn't mean nobody knew. No place where there were humans within the timeframe should be pti.
Who’s being silly??? 8--)
http://www.alaska.net/~clund/e_djublonskopf/FlatHome.htm
In ancient Greece time they discover that they earth was round.. but now :rofl:
http://www.alaska.net/~clund/e_djublonskopf/FlatHome.htm
In ancient Greece time they discover that they earth was round.. but now :rofl:
passer by said:
Interior North America: El Dorado, Big pine trees, igloos
Interior Africa: King Solomon's Mines, jungles, animals with big eyes
Interior Asia: Something nomadic and barren with a sense of big space
Interior South America: Machu Pichu, jaguars, a big river
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cwhomer said:
you speak melted gold! now to wisk you away so you can lay some golden eggs...
I agree: moving decorations are resource consuming and distracting. A bit of static art would be nice, though.Wobbler said:
Another thing I'd like to see is that PTI is different for different countries. The interior of Africa should be PTI to non-african nations. Or at least non-african nations shouldn't be allowed to move armies there. But for African countries this shouldn't be the case, as they were immune to the local diseases (the most important reason of those areas being essentially PTI for the Europeans in that timeframe). Colonizing would be a problem, though, as it would make conquest of African nations impossible for non-african nations.
But I'm sure the Paradox team has given a lot more thought to this and has come up with a better solution.
My apologies for leaving out Australia and Oceania: Kangaroos, Aboriginies playing didgerydoos, Ayers Rock, wild pigs, Breadfruit trees.
cwhomer said:
El Dorado is in South America, wa the obssesion of the Spanish conquistadors, and is also known as Paytiti, but no one discovered it yet, but some people think is northeast of Cuzco, some km's after the old Inca border.
I agree with no decorations for pti. I do think that their shouldn't be pti at all. for as your technology incresses your ability to discover more areas unkonown should increase. also certein nations should have a better chance of discovering certien areas easier. the spainish should have better chances at discovering areas in the new world for instance. also the longer you have merchants at a COT you should learn the exploritations from the nations that have merchants their, of course if you are at war this won't count.
kolmy said:
Obviously El Dorado is a Spanish word and the conquistadors were the primary obessors, but there were rumors of cities of gold in North America and the English were looking for them as well. I think a fair compromise would be to place it in the Southwest PTI, which is were I imagined it in the first place.
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