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Okay thanks. I'll go back through the thread then. I missed them in the process of tracking this thread the first times through.
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Think I found elevation issues in Wolfheze. The hill in the southeast seems to register as 3 meters (all those fields are actually the same height with the road half a meter higher. However, I think that is a rise that I circled in red correct?

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I just looked at this map and it does need some adjustments. There is a general, overall subtle elevation painted in but none of the hills (the one you pointed out and the one to the wsw) have elevation coded in for them. The ditches are without elevation changes as well. Will take care of it. Thanks for pointing it out!
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ORIGINAL: zon

ORIGINAL: Reboot

His financial reward? I'm pretty sure he got a couple of free boxed games, so lets do the math on that...what? $.001/hr?

Unbelievable. Shameful if true.


The community knows who these people are. They are too numerus to list, but it seems to me these mod makers who have proved they can put out a good product should have been at ther top of the list when it came time to hire people to produce a new version of CC.
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ORIGINAL: Doggie
when it came time to hire people to produce a new version of CC.

'Hire' probably isn't the word I would use when employing volunteers
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"volunteers" isn't the word I'd use when it comes to employees of a commercial venture.
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Mod makers = employees? [&:]
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ORIGINAL: Doggie

"volunteers" isn't the word I'd use when it comes to employees of a commercial venture.

So in your mind because they are being paid with a free copy of the game...and that is all...they are no longer volunteers? I guess I will have to conceded that one...while they are not being paid anything in dollars, a free $50 game would technically constitute being paid.
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