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yeti_c wrote:I'm confused - why two versions of the same map in the same thread?!
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Balsiefen wrote:yeti_c wrote:I'm confused - why two versions of the same map in the same thread?!
C.
Oaktowns map is graphics and will be the one eventually put up.
My map is there just to try out gameplay ideas quickly without messing up oaktowns nice graphics
oaktown wrote:Perhaps the first post should be re-written to better reflect the fact that this is a two-headed monster. Bals started this project, but hit a ceilings in terms of what his software could accomplish, so I offered to rework it. I'd like to leave the majority of the decision-making regarding bonuses and territories up to him, while I just photoshop it and make it look purty.
Bals: Considering the point we seem to be at now, i suspect you won't have to keep creating alternative versions. I think that my version has caught up in terms of the gameplay features that are on the map - I have all of the borders, territory titles, cities, unpassables, attack routes across the water, and our bonuses match. Feel free to just give written directions for issues and changes as they come up.
Balsiefen wrote:Should we up the central bonus to 5?
iancanton wrote:Balsiefen wrote:Should we up the central bonus to 5?
this could well be a good idea, though i prefer a 5 bonus for holding all cities, to bring the cities into the big league. the fact that aberdeen is adjacent to angus means that the cities can be connected by occupying only three additional territories. this strategy starts to look worthwhile when a 5 bonus is offered.
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natty_dread wrote:I was wrong
gimil wrote:Lanarkshire could easily be made into 2 seperate terrs, north lanarkshire and south lanarkshire. (guess which one i live in)
oaktown wrote:it would be nice to add some territories to bring this map up to at least 39 to avoid the extra bonus for the first player in a two or three player game. Trouble is we've already got a mess of little territories in the regions that would be most natural for additions.
iancanton wrote:here's another idea: rather than adding three territories, how does deleting three compare (i think the natural mergers are reuniting ayrshire, reuniting inverness-shire and combining argyll with mull, as mull was always part of argyll and not part of the western isles)?
natty_dread wrote:I was wrong
Coleman wrote:I can understand where gimil is coming from but there is a growing demand for smaller maps so I'd like this to stay as it is to help meet that.
natty_dread wrote:I was wrong
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