KEYOGI wrote:I don't mind the flags now that they're more obvious, but I do feel you would need to perhaps add a glow or something to the text to make it stand out a little more.
The newest poll will answer the question issue that has been with this map most of its life. If there is not a clear winner after several days, I will make the call. But what will I do. Flags? No Flags? Wouldn't you like to know?ruthlessontogeny wrote:i agree that the map without the flags looks cleaner. the only flag that stands out to me is the union jack, the rest you can't really see unless you look for them. aesthetically it would certainly be nice to have them, but they may not be practical.
I will setup a poll after the current Flag/No Flag Poll. That will settle this debate. However I feel there are only a few people who really know (or care) which one it is. I am not saying it is not important but most people will not be able to tell the difference.pancakemix wrote:I'm sorry to be the nit-picking evil type, but my opinion on Harrisburg stands. As a resident of Pennsylvania, I feel the name given previously (Scranton) was better, not only that Harrisburg is in the mountain range, but it is much smaller than Scranton, as is my understanding. If Harrisburg is the popular view, I'll withdraw from my argument. But until then, I'm sticking with Scranton.
The double legend stays. If you look at the first drafts of this map, the legend itself did not explain where the bonus areas were. Since I am from this area I have a good concept of the geography and understand it. But someone in China or Russia probably doesn't. The text is needed to distinguish the names and the mini map is needed to convey bonus. Done!ruthlessontogeny wrote:i also agree with whomever said that the double legend is redundant. it seems that the reduced map with the continent values is sufficient for playability purposes. true, you then wouldn't have the names of the continents on there, but that just doesn't seem important to me from most perspectives.
I did like this idea until I realized that Lake Michigan would be called Michigan. Very confusing. A lake and a bonus area named the same. Plus Lake Erie and Erie Pennsylvania is a problem. Now there are two Eries. The Lakes will stay.ruthlessontogeny wrote:finally, if you're concerned with clutter, especially in and around the lakes, you could take out the "lake" qualifier and label each of them simply "superior", "huron", "erie", etc. just a thought.
i love the map though. can we play this soon????
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