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edbeard wrote:couple things, are you going to fix the army circles? For whatever reason, the size of yours don't let the army numbers get centered.
do you still think the bonuses are still optimal? red only has 2 borders now. I'm not sure that it is worth 3 armies. Especially when you compare it to the green area which is also worth 3, but much harder to hold
JupitersKing wrote:2. The snow cap on the mountains is too white and pronouced and should be toned down a bit.
edbeard wrote:Well, I think if you're going to hold red, you're going to be holding that one territory 99% of the time. But, that's just my opinion.
Regarding the army circles, I suggest trying again. I compared your circles to the ones in the army circle thread, and they are not the same size. I don't understand why everyone else can get them to be centered, but you cannot. Not trying to be mean, but it makes your map look quite odd.
AndyDufresne wrote:Wisse, could you possibly add some red hue to that striped country? I wasn't sure if it was apart of the continent or not, as it doesn't necessarily follow the usual color theme for continents. Perhaps you could make it a little clearer there.
As for the legend, would you consider removing that striped circle, and replace it(perhaps slightly shrinking if it doesn't fit at the size it is on the map) with the country representation? I think it just might look a little better.
--Andy
JupitersKing wrote:Wisse,
Looking great so far. Only 3 things:
1. Do E. Xizang and Xinjiang connect? There is a very small gap between the river and the mountain and it isn't clear, if they can then there should be an arrow. If they are closed then the river or mountain should be extended.
2. The snow cap on the mountains is too white and pronouced and should be toned down a bit.
3. I would like to know the purpose of the bombardment into E. Xizang, is there a histroical precident? Or is it just thrown in to keep it from becoming a black hole?
JK
Sparqs wrote:JupitersKing wrote:2. The snow cap on the mountains is too white and pronouced and should be toned down a bit.
Are those snow-capped mountains between W. & E. Xizang? I didn't realize that. Even knowing that, I can't seem to make my eyes see the white part as the top - it looks like white sand leading up to mountains to me. Is it just me?
Have you tried reversing the highlight/shadow, so the base has a shadow edge and the snow cap has the highlight edge?
I don't want to start making broad suggestions, but if not highlight changes, what about having two strips of brown and the white in the center?
Wisse wrote:its because mine are 24px but it doesn't appear to be 24px, it seems they ae an half pixel to large or to short, nothing i can do about
edbeard wrote:Wisse wrote:its because mine are 24px but it doesn't appear to be 24px, it seems they ae an half pixel to large or to short, nothing i can do about
well they're actually supposed to be 22px
I took your map and pasted a couple army circles from Widowmaker's thread and was able to center the army numbers, so I suggest you just copy and paste a circle from there
edbeard wrote:Well, I think if you're going to hold red, you're going to be holding that one territory 99% of the time. But, that's just my opinion.
Regarding the army circles, I suggest trying again. I compared your circles to the ones in the army circle thread, and they are not the same size. I don't understand why everyone else can get them to be centered, but you cannot. Not trying to be mean, but it makes your map look quite odd.
Here read my new post on how to make army circles work properly for both small and large maps.Wisse wrote:can i ask how? you just putted them in my outline? if that is, it would simpel
Wisse wrote:can i ask how? you just putted them in my outline? if that is, it would simpel
DiM wrote:Wisse wrote:can i ask how? you just putted them in my outline? if that is, it would simpel
delete your circle, fill the blank with the same color as you have by using either the eyedropper or the stamp. then take one of his circles and copy paste it around. then add shadow to his circles.
A few minor nit-picks:Wisse wrote:any comments on the new update? is it good or bad?
Sparqs wrote:A few minor nit-picks:Wisse wrote:any comments on the new update? is it good or bad?
The legend if definitely clearer but I agree with the suggestion to show the shape of C. Kashmir as opposed to a circle.
I see that the mountains were changed, but now they look even less like mountains to me. It looks like white sand leading to a shear cliff.
The one-way arrows are a little dark and sort of disappear into the wall/mountains. Can they be made a more contrasting color?
All in all, looks good to me!
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