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Nittlepicks Wonderful New Dirt

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Hello All who seek Better Dirt,

Welcome to my WONDERFUL New Dirt!

-Ive always wanted to have less of a desert climate(note to my wonderful new farms) for the whole game but still retain a fine mix betwixt being in the middle east or being in the rich jungle environments. So here is a well balanced dirt for all!

*This mod will change Dirt 1,2,3; Snow Dirt and Snow Road Broken, Road Broken and Mossy into reasonable better dirt. Bright sunlight is still there so no dark cloudy feeling whatsoever.

*Ive also included fixes for the Snow Grass, Snow Forest/Leaves, and Snow Road Broken so that all will match. The "Snow'' placement has always been off 3 different ways for those textures.

You'd think HD wouldve done more fixes, like the smoke for the Castle Age Blacksmith Middle Eastern or those bad shadow anchor points! Would've only taken a bloody few minutes...geez.

-Also be sure to check out my Wonderful New Farms to match! :D

Enjoy,
Nittle Pick.
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Nittlepick  [auteur] 16 aug 2021 om 9:11 
Its disappointing that nobody seems to encounter the issue I saw with the standard dirt. The farms only made it more obvious how much of a desert climate was shown in this game, yet this game was only partially fixated in the middle eastern regions, and even there one can find richer farmland where waters flow from rivers. Its not all a desert. And most certainly not in the European lands.