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Old 07-21-2009, 06:11 PM   #11
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Not much water, just a little water.... =/

plus.... kashan needs an update..... i saw pots STANDING next to building.. i would see them more a little... on the ground, rolling, stuff like that...



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Old 07-21-2009, 08:04 PM   #12
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Bf2 engine knows to be really funny sometimes =)
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Old 07-21-2009, 08:09 PM   #13
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You could just always assume that the villages became abandoned because the water source dried up as well. Either they emptied the aquifer or the river ran dry. Just a thought...
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Old 07-21-2009, 08:12 PM   #14
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IMO Kashan needs to be axed with the new wave of realistic maps coming through such as Sangin.

Although Kashan is a place, the map we play on ingame is simply unrealistic. I hate how it and others are simply just mirrored, so that if there's a airbase in the bottom left, there's also one in the top right. It's just a really caveman style of making maps. It also stupid how both teams have the same in the way of main-base layouts. I mean come on, if the US were invading a desert, they would not have such a base, it would be basic and hurried together, and the MEC base would be much more heavily fortified and better made.

Kashan get's a big thumbs down from me.
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Old 07-21-2009, 08:25 PM   #15
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It always felt like a proof of concept map really, a show of potential rather than a finished article.


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Old 07-21-2009, 08:53 PM   #16
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cheo, do me a favour...

open google earth and look up Iran. now when you have that open...look for anything blue...

paradoxically you will fail...as Iran is practically void of rivers, inland bodies of water and oceans. and now that you mention it, alcoholic beverages are banned in Iran. which is why irish people dont go there on their holidays and subsequently Iran continues being a country renouned for it's horrible fashion and it's Tusken raiders. (random statement with no logic behind it aside...)

plus, water would look really bad on kashan, dont you think? the whole point is that its a barran wilderness of dunes and flat open spaces. this is because you dont really want lots of trees to help cover up your tanks and infantry. the whole thing is about controlling your silloette and hiding your armour down low between the dunes. water would bring vegetation into the picture which would just look crummy. the contrast between the two would be just wrong. you dont want it to look like its the the Nile river in Ejypt or somthing.


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Old 07-21-2009, 09:24 PM   #17
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cheo, do me a favour...

open google earth and look up Iran. now when you have that open...look for anything blue...

paradoxically you will fail...as Iran is practically void of rivers, inland bodies of water and oceans. and now that you mention it, alcoholic beverages are banned in Iran. which is why irish people dont go there on their holidays and subsequently Iran continues being a country renouned for it's horrible fashion and it's Tusken raiders. (random statement with no logic behind it aside...)

plus, water would look really bad on kashan, dont you think? the whole point is that its a barran wilderness of dunes and flat open spaces. this is because you dont really want lots of trees to help cover up your tanks and infantry. the whole thing is about controlling your silloette and hiding your armour down low between the dunes. water would bring vegetation into the picture which would just look crummy. the contrast between the two would be just wrong. you dont want it to look like its the the Nile river in Ejypt or somthing.
i think he's really asking for a small creak, or dried up one. you know just a bit of a groove in the ground from where a small creak used to be maybe. there HAS to be a water source for civilization, iran has water sources, its just the low quaity image when zoomed out you wouldnt see them, they are very small. if you zoom in to where there might be a town or village i garuntee you there will be a creak, river, or atleast some sort of underground water system. which would allow for wells that would be full enough to feed a village.

also water doesnt have to be blue heck the only water sources marked on a map, has to be found by a cartographer first
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i think he's really asking for a small creak, or dried up one. you know just a bit of a groove in the ground from where a small creak used to be maybe. there HAS to be a water source for civilization, iran has water sources, its just the low quaity image when zoomed out you wouldnt see them, they are very small. if you zoom in to where there might be a town or village i garuntee you there will be a creak, river, or atleast some sort of underground water system. which would allow for wells that would be full enough to feed a village.

also water doesnt have to be blue heck the only water sources marked on a map, has to be found by a cartographer first
some pics i'v seen on middle eastern country villages show deep wells. so thats where i think they get the majority of their water. and btw i know that the "blue" of the water is the sky reflecting off it. but still you'd see where the water is. also Iran has temporary lakes. (ones which dry up and refill with the seasons.) but i have looked at the Kashan desert. its mostly dark sandy hills. it actually doesnt really look like the PR kashan desert. the PR kashan is more like the deserts of Iraq between the civilisation and cultural centers. but i havnt been to either places so i dont know for sure.


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or atleast some sort of underground water system. which would allow for wells that would be full enough to feed a village.
Pretty sure that answers the question.
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some pics i'v seen on middle eastern country villages show deep wells. so thats where i think they get the majority of their water. and btw i know that the "blue" of the water is the sky reflecting off it. but still you'd see where the water is. also Iran has temporary lakes. (ones which dry up and refill with the seasons.) but i have looked at the Kashan desert. its mostly dark sandy hills. it actually doesnt really look like the PR kashan desert. the PR kashan is more like the deserts of Iraq between the civilisation and cultural centers. but i havnt been to either places so i dont know for sure.
Then there are structures there...why?

Use *reason*. I know Ireland isn't known for it, but surely you have some.

I'd be willing to audit the map if I could get the build packages; I tried making my own via Rhino's tutorial but something always failed.

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