Doomsday: M.A.D.

NATURE STRIKES BACK - Tsunami: a real wave, slower over the shallows, wrapping round islands and growing as it nears the coast. The sea draws back, then the wave breaks, floods the land and drains. Its height is set from 2 to 80 m. - Earthquake of magnitude 4 to 9.5: the waves spread and buildings fall by what they feel. Landslides and aftershocks, the fault tearing the ground, and at sea a tsunami. - Tornado, from F0 to F5: the wind tears the roofs off. - Rainstorm, from a shower to a hundred-year deluge: the land turns to mud and the rain puts out the fires. EMERGENCY CREWS AT WORK - Fire engines put a district out fire by fire, with an arching jet, and every fire station has a third engine. - Water bombers, in squadrons of three, over the Living World's big fires. - A burning building flames, stands charred, then is pulled down and rebuilt. LIVELIER TOWNS - Cars stop at red lights and queue. Caught in a blast, they become wrecks. - People on foot keep to the pavements, cross at the zebra crossings and go home in a war. - Streets under rubble are closed then cleared, and cars keep off rubble and craters. - Hospitals, fire and police stations apart from the other public buildings. - Farms that read as farms: crops in rows, clean edges, hedges. Under snow, dirt tracks become two tyre tracks. AND ALSO - The relation between two nations in words over its gauge, and on its card each nation's people: inhabitants, newcomers and dead. - The war recap's tabs as whole buttons, and a zoom that goes closer to the ground. - Smoother on big maps: the War on the Supercontinent loads three times faster. - The land no longer vanishes when the game comes back from the background: the sea stays where it is.