Hi Zivel,
I had a similar idea the other day, looks like you beat me to it :) . This is a country that really deserves a CC map.
Anyway, more to the point:
As Andy said, I think it will work well as a smaller map. To deal with linearity, you could use airports (maybe Auckland City, Wellington City ...

i dont really play fog, i only tried once and didnt like it that much, but i think the people you play with might get mad...depending on the person, of course. it probably does add some more interesting strategy to the game, but ive got my hands full even without lying to people and trying to ...

i suppose dice are part of what makes the game fun. a simpler way for the game to run not relying on the dice would be to simply subtract defendat's forces from attackers and leave the attacker with what was left, implying that the luck was even. then there would be the problem of strategic location ...

well this looks like fun... i'm so happy i contributed to the common cause. finally something to be proud of...

oh, so they mean total score. i thought they calculated some sort of score in that specific game itself that i didnt know how to get to. it all makes sense now... if you dont have that many points to begin with, and you lose the game, you lose less because the skill gap between you and the winner is ...

it says in the "score & ranking" section of the instructions that "At the end of each game, the winner takes points away from each loser. The points to be awarded is calculated as (loser's score / winner's score) * 20, up to a maximum of 100 points from each opponent." what i dont know is how you ...