At that point I see 3 possibilities:
- fading rivers so the double border line is more proeminent
putting a lot more bridges and making river all impassable
removing rivers as impassable and making them mere decoration
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pamoa wrote:Again I'm not going to make river disappear just when I don't need it as border.
At that point I see 3 possibilities:fading rivers so the double border line is more proeminent
putting a lot more bridges and making river all impassable
removing rivers as impassable and making them mere decoration
pamoa wrote:Again I'm not going to make river disappear just when I don't need it as border.
At that point I see 3 possibilities:fading rivers so the double border line is more proeminent
putting a lot more bridges and making river all impassable
removing rivers as impassable and making them mere decoration
Ruben Cassar wrote:...stubborn mate...
pamoa wrote:Ruben Cassar wrote:...stubborn mate...
IF YOU ARE HERE TO INSULT ME GO AWAY
btw how did you managed to make nicosia territoriy across an impassable border if you are able to work on it again
pamoa wrote:You are right they are not french, neither part of the United Kingdom but British Crown dependencies since 1066 when William became King of England. It is the last bit of the Duchy of Normandy since the 10th century and Queen Elizabeth II is often referred to by her traditional and conventional title of Duke of Normandy.
So they will go white on the map.
qwert wrote:names for countryyellow- centre
light blue- Rhones-Alpes
green- Pays de la Loire
Blue- Pays du Nord
red- Alsace-Loraine
pink- Bassin de la Garonne
The Neon Peon wrote:I really do not like having a blue river convert to a gray river, then back again to blue. could you simply make the entire river blue, but make it really thin, but still use bridges? Possibly have it thicken slightly where you have a bridge.
TaCktiX wrote:The subtle continent names are a good attempt, but due to the myriad of terrain features are really difficult to read and end up muddling the map (though that's not intended). Instead of big wide semi-transparent names, what about smaller but more distinctive continent names?
The Neon Peon wrote:I really do not like having a blue river convert to a gray river, then back again to blue. could you simply make the entire river blue, but make it really thin, but still use bridges? Possibly have it thicken slightly where you have a bridge.
yeti_c wrote:I have to say I'm going to disagree with this - there has been a lot of discussion on this - and what we have now is the best of it... and I think the effect is really good.
MrBenn wrote:I like the rivers as they currently are - bridges in the middle of a territory get too confusing - the solution here is an excellent one.
MrBenn wrote:Is it just me, or does the map seem to be too wide? I'm sure you could cut off 50-100 pixels from the left-hand-side of the map without impacting on the playable area at all?? You'd probably need to move the compass/minimap/ship, but I don't think that's a big issue??
MrBenn wrote:Is it just me, or does the map seem to be too wide? I'm sure you could cut off 50-100 pixels from the left-hand-side of the map without impacting on the playable area at all?? You'd probably need to move the compass/minimap/ship, but I don't think that's a big issue??
natty_dread wrote:I was wrong
RjBeals wrote:I think when I look at this map, I don't like the glow in the water. Maybe there's just too much white in general. If I remember correctly, the glow was a big discussion point a while ago. So much so, that you took a break from development. I don't want that to happen - but I personally would prefer less glow, less white, and more solid color.
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