As Chevron's opponent in those physical mockups, I approve of this map

Which one are you looking at? There's the one withthe four countries and the Emerald City and then there's the expanded version with the outside regions. I think the latter is copyrighted.

I'm just doing the area inside the impassable deserts. I'll have a mockup posted later this week since I ...

Industrial Helix wrote:But there is a map out there that you might be copying which is not in the public domain.

The original map is in the public domain, it was first published in 1900.

/in as grunt Madagascar please.

I've started doing a basic graphics mockup for a Wizard of Oz map. It will be based on the original Baum map of Oz, and will have four "continents" that are the Gillikin, Munchkin, Quadling, and Winki countries, possibly with sub-bonuses for areas inside there. The Emerald City will definitely start ...

What about a map based on the internet in its early days, such as this from Feb 1982:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/dd/Internet_map_in_February_82.jpg
ARPANET would reset to 1 neutral every turn, or something like that, and maybe people would start on routers (the rectangles) and ...

This paragraph is the map you're playing. This one right here. Each word can attack the word to its left and the one to its right. All instances of the same word can attack each other. Each sentence gives a bonus of half its length rounded up. Conquer all the capitals to win. There are no other ...

Put two caffine molecules on the page... Call one S-bucky and the other one DD Nuts.. Call it coffee wars
and come up with a bonus scheme on number of C's, O's and H's achieved. Use careful neutral placement to achieve balance.
As long its non geographical

I like this idea.
I'll post a mock-up in ...

Sigh.. using the nucleus/electron thing, nitroglycerin would also have 96 territs.

Here's a little proposal for the idea, presented in point form:


Each atom is a proper atom, with nucleus and electrons (as apposed to just H, or C)
Each electron can attack the nucleus it orbits around
Each electron can attack the nucleus of it's neighbour atoms
Each nucleus can attack any ...

ManBungalow wrote:

Zajnet wrote:Also, it would be interesting simply for its uniqueness... no other map has companies as territs as far as I know

The Puget Sound map does.

I'd like to see, even if in rough draft, what your ideas are

Co. also means county...

Good map, but there's a typo:
Inter-Departmental Assult Route
should be Assault

I guess could you elaborate on your idea? What kind of map do you want to make? Do you have any drawings or maps you could show me?

I have all of the required skills to make a map, and I've been trying to find a good idea. Most of mine get shot down
Where do you want to start?

Does anyone have any ideas as to how to improve the graphics? That was something I did in Photoshop in 5 minutes. Or does anyone have any ideas on how to make the gamplay unique?

So I was bored in Chemistry class the other day, and got to thinking about Conquer Club.. (seriously)

This is a quick mock-up I did in Photoshop of a Caffeine molecule:
http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/4134/caffeinedraft1.png

I was thinking that each atom (C, N, O, or H) would be a territory, and ...

I like the basic concept.. but the rules are kind of cheesy.

Oh, and also, to avoid copyright crap, I would make my own map, not use the ones on http://siliconmaps.com/
That link is simply for reference.

Well for Silicon Hills I could throw all sorts of interesting little things, seeing as how I live in the middle of it. I could do research and do something similar for the other three, especially Silicon Valley.
Also, it would be interesting simply for its uniqueness... no other map has companies as ...

Silicon Valley?
Silicon Hills? (fyi this is Austin TX, my hometown)
Silicon Forest? (fyi this is at the Oregon and Washington border)
Silicon Desert? (fyi, this is in Arizona)
Each company would be a territory?
http://siliconmaps.com/

Yeah maybe connect Cairo to Dubai?

Just because its a lot of code doesn't mean its not possible. I am a semiprofessional programmer. A lot of lines doesn't phase me. So is it or is it not possible?

Why is it not possible?

A friend of mine who doesn't play CC heard us talking about it and had an idea for a map.

It involves something that does not exist yet in any CC map. Movement. What about having a solar system in which the planets revolved around the sun and you could only attack planets that were within a certain ...