Locomotions graphics good or bad?
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Eh, it wasn't that great...
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Depends on where you were, I love Art Deco architecture.
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I think you should do something about your artistic knowledge; Art Deco is 1920, not 1930. Besides, they didn't start calling it Art Deco until, like the seventies or something. Anyway, the "great depression" was pretty great.
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Wrong on both counts. The early 1920's was more the tail end of Art Nouveau, transitioning to Art Deco sometime in the mid to late 1920s. Art Deco, as characterised by the Chrysler and Empire State Buildings, came at the late 1920s and early 1930s. Art Deco lasted through the end of the 1930s as characterized by the New York World's Fair in 1939, and probably stayed around through the mid 1940s simply because peoples' energy was concentrated elsewhere. After the end of the war, modernism and other things appeared. But the "high 30s" was the glory days of Art Deco, at least if you had money and were in New York.squishycube wrote:I think you should do something about your artistic knowledge; Art Deco is 1920, not 1930. Besides, they didn't start calling it Art Deco until, like the seventies or something.
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Actually, if they really were Art Deco, that would be very cool - he wouldn't do just one architectural style, he'd have them all, appearing over time as they ought. SimCity does something like this, and the results are interesting.
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Seriously, it would be nice if the buildings acted the way they do in TT now, with them changing over time, although, with a better engine, they would be able to change *better*. If that made *any* sense...
Seriously, it would be nice if the buildings acted the way they do in TT now, with them changing over time, although, with a better engine, they would be able to change *better*. If that made *any* sense...
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In other words, they need many, many more buildings, so as to change over time more visibly and extensively. True.
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i find the graphics real ugly for the railroad track is made for RCT not for a TT game!
If simon foster really does the art i say we need to have patience for i think he agrees with meh
And Mike i say TTD and TT colors ROCK for a game as old as them....
DO NOT SPEAK BAD AT TTD....
i hope locomotion also has candyland and desert land....
the snowy terrain always been boring to me
If simon foster really does the art i say we need to have patience for i think he agrees with meh
And Mike i say TTD and TT colors ROCK for a game as old as them....
DO NOT SPEAK BAD AT TTD....
i hope locomotion also has candyland and desert land....
the snowy terrain always been boring to me
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Yes, TTD graphics at the time were very good. But comparing them with these screenshots, I'd say that Locomotion seems to have better graphics. (Not taking into account the fact the games were made in separate eras.)Imladrad_Aëril wrote:And Mike i say TTD and TT colors ROCK for a game as old as them....
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