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Don't you like challenges?
And making square fields fit into circular irrigation systems is just one of many ways the game challenges it's players.
As i understood it, Trimi owns the gog version.
nevertheless, you can irrigate square areas, too. Water drop irrigation in hot areas work that way. In short, its just a pipe, with some very small holes in it. You can water any form of agriculture with it. Square, round, it does not matter. The way sprinkler works, a lot of water vanishes in very hot surrounding. Thats why you have to use other ways for watering.
Or just water it the old way: flood the area. The plants are in some higher position and take their water from the lower area around them. It always depends on the plants and their water needs.
Irrigation worked that way for a few thousend years. The old civilisations 2000 BC already used channels like that.
Irrigation works in many ways. And circular irrigation is not unusual at all:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Center_pivot_irrigation#/media/File:Crops_Kansas_AST_20010624.jpg
I own the game on GOG. I've been playing it since the day it came out. 36 hrs played untill now.
Then give us circular fields to be placed around the irrigation buildings, which might as well make the field itself come with the irrigation building and thus the need for an upgrade from a field dependent upon rain, to a field which can be irrigated. Thus I am not asking for the game to be made easier, I am simply asking for the game to be more realistic to modern irrigation methods, which conserve water, as a society living on the brink of destruction would conserve water.
Thats not true.
It is the best way to keep the fields alive during a drought.
And the radiation you keep under control with a weather station. You can control the grade of acceptable radiation by choosing it there. In case of radiation protection covers are put on the fields, keeping radiation away.
https://ibb.co/rHrKHWt
(picture of weather station)
https://ibb.co/g9vg7SY
(picture of protected field)
But you should not forget to build protection gear for your settlers. I had protection gear for all of them, even a big reserve. But only level 1 gear. Then there was heavily radiated rain and suddenly all my settlers were radiated, because they only had level 1 protection stuff.
That is why I do not use rain catchers until I have coal production and water towers to filter the water. It helps keep the radiation at bay, allowing me to not even use a weather station.