Stopped playing for good now (at least I think so ). So if anyone likes this idea just take it over and continue.

If you need the maps already produced, email me at: mrtumbler at gmail dot com

Stopped playing for good now (at least I think so ). So if anyone likes this idea just take it over and continue.

8 adjacent spheres (2x2x2)

To specify how they are adjacent.

I've been away from play for a long while due to personal reasons. However, I'm back. If there is a great wish to continue the Danish map I can do so, or you can request the current graphics from me via the message system of Conquer Club.

FreeMan10 wrote:OK, the picture I can follow, moving in all 6 dimensions is gonna cause people to blow mental circuits. This will definitely need BOB!

BOB?

To calculate it you need to formulate a complicated probability calculation since the corner territories, the side territories, the side center territories and the center territories all have different number of connections. To write a program that gather statistics from random starts shouldn´t be ...

whitestazn88 wrote:this looks just like hypercube, except not everything is touching.

Except that this map is an actual 6 dimensional "hypercube". You can move in all 6 directions/dimensions. There is no real good way to draw all the connections

I'm a final year physics student and this map would confuse me :P

Well, the confusing part makes it challenging for the ones looking for it :)

The good thing about having only 2 points in each axis, is that you always have exactly one movement along each axis. The bad thing is that having 6 ...

Here is the visualization I promised. The problem with visualizing a continous 4 dimensional vector space (i.e. the hypercube) is that between any 2 points you have an infinite number of points. But with the discrete vector spaces you only have a finite number of points. It can be viewed as a ...

It's not as complicated at is it sounds. I will come again tomorrow with a visualisation, both how a 6 dimensional vector space can look and how a 3-dimensional and 4-dimensional vector space within that space can look.

What if we could have a map that required (or taught) knowledge in linear algebra. Instead of just a cube (3-dimensional vector space), we could have 8 2x2x2 cubes (mini-cubes), the 8 cubes arranged like a cube (totally 64 territories). So each mini-cube would have 3 dimensions (say t,u,v), and the ...

Is anything happening with this request? I couldn't see it on the official Suggestions Box post (http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2970).

Much needed feature in my opinion.

I almost feel guilty if you were inspired by my thread. Anyway, it could work as a "pure concept" map.

A few suggestions:
- Please remove the diagonal bonus. It doesn't add anything. You need to be winning already to get this bonus. And it's a very non-sudoku bonus.
- I like the numbering:
1 2 3 ...

Then it's a crappy idea, since no cooperation is possible. To just have lines and boxes is just a very bad static map.

And I don't know if it is possible to create such rules.

A complex but perhaps interesting idea is to have a sudoku map.

http://img392.imageshack.us/img392/2337/testnumbersmarkedhx9.gif

E.g. red will have a bonus of 10 armies, since 10 of his owned tiles belongs to a sudoku set.

E.g. yellow will have 17 bonus armies, since 5 tiles belong to 1 sudoku ...

New map 2007-03-19

I will address the issues in this thread later. Just want to post the new map right away. The most interesting aspects are:
- The change that Hovedstaden was removed, and Storstrom was introduced
- The connection from Sjaelland to Norhtern Jutland
- The removal of a small map ...

A fantastic map! Extremely good looking and very, very interesting in it's symmetric tactical properties.

I'll continue to post at both places, first page and at it's place in the thread.

Posting the new map, also in the thread.

The new map at 2007-03-13

http://img187.imageshack.us/img187/6638/denmark600hqp3.gif


And as I wrote:

Removed a few connections:
1 from orange to blue (to the west)
1 from grey to green (to the south)

Added:
From yellow to orange (the long ferry ...

Made a new map, updated at the first post.

wow one extreme to the other super dark to super light, night sky to babies cradle. Somewher ein between i think

to try and solve gameplay isue remove a few more connections and make the brown continent more easy to hold allowing armies to be built up near the centre possibly add a new connection ...

Ok, tried to remove some connections. To be true to the Danish country, I have kept more connections than was suggested. I move Bornholm closer. I made it more clear where there are connections, and where there aren't.

http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/4926/basicferriesbig5zf8.gif

Suggestion ...

What do you mean with lighter? Lighter colors on the sea, the countries etc?

I totally like the map by Dogonsi, especially tactically.