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Dev Blog 23/11/17
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This is not about political correctness.. There are different ways to approach a discussion and tell somebody they might have one of their facts wrong, certainly starting by calling somebody "You are so historically illiterate that you should start with the alphabet first before asking such questions" is not one which will serve your purpose..
You serve the truth, you say, and that's arguably fine, but making people feel like complete idiots will actually do the opposite as you will activate a billion defense mechanisms in their brains thus shutting down their capacity to listen and learn..
Read Carnegie, Laloux and others who are experts in this, and they will all tell you the same: you will never "win" an argument, somehow you always lose, whether you are "right" or "wrong", unless you approach these situations differently you will never teach or enlighten anyone, in fact you'll help the "truth" to stay hidden.
You can always PM me if you want to continue with this topic
You serve the truth, you say, and that's arguably fine, but making people feel like complete idiots will actually do the opposite as you will activate a billion defense mechanisms in their brains thus shutting down their capacity to listen and learn..
Read Carnegie, Laloux and others who are experts in this, and they will all tell you the same: you will never "win" an argument, somehow you always lose, whether you are "right" or "wrong", unless you approach these situations differently you will never teach or enlighten anyone, in fact you'll help the "truth" to stay hidden.
You can always PM me if you want to continue with this topic
oh I have a question I wanted to ask for a while now:
When in diplomacy fiefs are exchanged at one point or another, will the populace be unruly at first and are there any ways to counter this? are the population & civil unrest even features of the game?
When in diplomacy fiefs are exchanged at one point or another, will the populace be unruly at first and are there any ways to counter this? are the population & civil unrest even features of the game?
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masterhound3 said:
İstanbul*
A brilliant piece of song about this minor issue;
Why does the map look worse than before?
No, it definitely looks worse. Which may be "fine", but is still lower quality from what they have shown us before.lolbash said:
RoboSenshi said:
I kinda feel like they are showcasing on lower texture settings. It's most noticeable in the trees, who seem like they are not being shaded like before.
Yep, it looks like dynamic lighting is turned off. You can tell by the direction of the shadows.
Yeah John understood what I was talking about. The difference is quite noticeable.
Was this confirmed?lolbash said:
I'm hoping the recent screens of the map are just on low graphic settings, not an overall downgrade of the game's graphics.
I seem to remember a month or so ago, one of the devs mentioning in the blog forums that they decided to pull the directional occlusion lighting system out of the engine due to the fact they were't getting the necessary fps out of the system. I believe the main purpose for the current set of delays is something along the lines of lighting quality/performance balancing.
