WORD CONNECT GAMES LEVEL 362 64 BIT

There was always one or more parts of the map that looked. In my experience, I could not pull this off. Keep the map small enough to avoid as much end-game lag as possible Provide enough room for each civ to have at least 5-10 citiesĤ. Make the world map look as familiar to Earth as possibleģ.

Make Europe and the Middle East of sufficient size for the majority of the 31 civs that will be represented in the modĢ.

Unfortunately, it got painfully difficult to follow the rules I set for myself on that map design. Trying to keep the map at max 200x200 (actually 222x222 or something like that, can't remember).

WORD CONNECT GAMES LEVEL 362 64 BIT

I think in these cases the lag time should be measured by the last 100 turns of the game (and not the first turns).įor me, playing on a Win 10, 64 bit pc with an i7-6700K CPU (4 GHz, can be boosted up), 16 GB RAM, sizes of fixed maps of 180 x 180 up to 200 x 200 can be played best, considering all the facts above. It must also taken into account, that until today there exists no well working solution against the 512 city limit to cover these big maps - and on the other side even 512 cities can trigger 'a hell of micromanagment' and trigger a 'lag time' caused by the human player when doing decisions in a turn.Īnother factor of lag time (besides the trade net) is, if units will be built up massively during the game. When speaking about 'lag times' please take into consideration, that this - even on 'modern' pcs - strongly depends to the power of these 'modern pcs'. The limit is 65,535 tiles and 362 x 362 is simply the largest number one can fit into a square Civ3 map and so that became the limit for the Firaxis editor. You can find it in his thread about a 420 x 312 earth map: Ozy, some time ago Quintillus worked out, that maps even bigger than 362 x 362 are possible.

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