theShadow

If egyptians are added (or something similar) they would be my favorite faction

rather, have the snapping be initiated by a hotkey (i.e. holding shift)

One thing I would add is some kind of "call to arms" button, so if you click it and click somewhere on the map, all citizen soldiers you own will drop what they are doing and attack there.

I would say just a new model for the civic centre would be enough, at least at first.

for ships, couldn't you also add some particle effects along the hull to simulate water spray? combine this with the effect myconid said, and everything's shiny.

did you try playing a match on it? it would be interesting to see how that effects gameplay? or just upload it, Iw ant to try to make a fully functional map with it .

I like the latest version, but could you please align the option selection boxes vertically?

just a quick thought. Does this system animate all the trees on the map at once, or only the trees the player can see?

you could just add a fractal brush to atlas, to allow you to deform terrain into more of a rough, natural shape.

do you think that the tree swaying that mycond implemented could make it in to a11? possible as an effect thats disabled by default, but can be turned on for testing purposes?

tree animation is indeed a subtle effect, but it adds a lot to the feel of the world. When things like trees and grass are moving, it is much easier to believe that the world is truly alive

a quick mockup of a possible wide screen arrangement. http://i.imgur.com/RM83A.jpg

Technically we already have waves, however i would like to see some modifications of the shader that add bigger waves for oceans, smaller waves for ponds and faster waves for rivers.

really, pretty much all of these can be accomplished with particle effects, and that will have far less of a hit on performance.

I have been thinking about various ways this could be done, without having too large an impact on performance, and have also gotten a few Ideas from other games. I recently played a game called Dear Esther, and instead of animating all of the plants, it had animated "detail" plants mixed in with non animated plants. The movement was enough that it looked like all the plants were animated. So for 0ad, animations could be assigned to a percentage of the trees, instead of all of them. It could even change which tree is being animated, so that every tree is animated, but never at the same time. and the animations themselves could just be a rotation of the whole entity from side to side, and assigned procedurally. Would something like this work in 0ad?