Let’s be honest for a second - we could both pick examples of slow software on old machines, slow software on new machines, fast software on old machines, and f

Let’s be honest for a second - we could both pick examples of slow software on old machines, slow software on new machines, fast software on old machines, and fast software on new machines, and talk about cherry picked experiences all day long to “prove our points”. Which… by default… means I’m you’re going to have a lot of trouble asserting your “everything is slower now” point, if you see my point ;). I may also have to accept I can’t assert necessarily that everything is faster now. Fortunately I don’t really need to, as I am happy to restrict my point to simple activities, such as web browsing and such, but that’s by the by. And to answer your question I don’t remember why it took quite so long to generate civ 1 maps, but I have a vague memory of trying to do weird things with the maps with my dad, so perhaps they were larger or there was some generation mod but I honestly couldn’t tell you my memory is too fuzzy. I do remember the copy protection that required looking up words in the manual though…