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Mini Map

Posted: Sat Dec 14, 2002 6:55 pm
by Welcome!
I was looking at the screenshoots, and it seems that you have to discover the world à la Civilization (black areas) in the mini-map. Strange. :confused:

By the way, i like the look of the map a lot.

Re: Mini Map

Posted: Sat Dec 14, 2002 7:34 pm
by U2
Originally posted by Welcome!
I was looking at the screenshoots, and it seems that you have to discover the world à la Civilization (black areas) in the mini-map. Strange. :confused:

By the way, i like the look of the map a lot.
Hi

What you see are Alpha screenies. Dont worry, you wont have to rediscover Indonesia all over again:)

Dan

Posted: Sat Dec 14, 2002 7:52 pm
by Welcome!
That is what i thought.

>> Dont worry, you wont have to rediscover Indonesia all over again

Perhaps it will be better in fact :)

If you look at this:
Geography

What do you think the typical American (or European) of this period knew about Pacific Island ?

Posted: Sat Dec 14, 2002 7:54 pm
by U2
Originally posted by Welcome!
Perhaps it will be better in fact :)

If you look at this:
Geography

OMG:eek:

Nice, thanks for posting it.

Dan

Posted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 2:01 am
by Snigbert
Um, we cover that stuff at the University level? :)

That really is sad and scary.

Posted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 3:37 am
by gus
Originally posted by Welcome!
That is what i thought.

>> Dont worry, you wont have to rediscover Indonesia all over again

Perhaps it will be better in fact :)

If you look at this:
Geography

What do you think the typical American (or European) of this period knew about Pacific Island ?
Its kind of ironic that most American students can't distinguish between Iraq and their elbow but that a few years later these same students can drop HE ordinance into an air shaft in the middle of Baghdad from ten thousand feet!!!

When are we going to realize the benefits to be had from a liberal arts education :)

Cheers

Gus

Posted: Tue Dec 17, 2002 1:18 am
by Knavey
Ahh Gus,

Didn't you read Doonesbury the other day? Although only 16% of the US population can find Iraq on the map, the ones that can are Marines...and a few squids to carry them there!

Doonesbury Rocks!!!!

Posted: Tue Dec 17, 2002 2:20 am
by gus
Originally posted by Knavey
Ahh Gus,

Didn't you read Doonesbury the other day? Although only 16% of the US population can find Iraq on the map, the ones that can are Marines...and a few squids to carry them there!


Hi Knavey

The "radioactive yogurt factory" sketches are hysterical!!!

Gus

Posted: Tue Dec 17, 2002 10:35 pm
by Toro
I hesitate to reaffirm this discussion, but when I was getting my MAT a few years back, I ran the computer lab for the School of Ed. I assisted an ACTUAL geography teacher in a local high school in some task (he was doing follow-on course work), and at one point he asked me, "Where's Moscow?" Yes, he meant Russia.

As we say in the Navy, that's a "no sh1tter."

That's when I started drinking heavily and building my bomb shelter in the mountains.

Posted: Fri Dec 27, 2002 5:39 pm
by Welcome!
I saw this game on the store today: X-plane
Someone use it ?
Is it worth it?
With this scenery ? Map

Other Map: South

Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2003 2:07 am
by Ranger-75
Originally posted by Snigbert
Um, we cover that stuff at the University level? :)

That really is sad and scary.


Yes, this material is covered at the University of Slobovia - try to find that place on a map. :D

Singbert, You live in Worcester? Man, I lived most of my life there, I'm in Florida now. How cold is it nowadays?

Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2003 5:09 am
by Snigbert
Let's just say I'd rather be in Florida. We got about a foot of snow last night.

I cant imagine why someone would want to leave Worcester :)