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If you're trying to show that Wessex can only attack into the Atlantic, and not into the north sea, then yes, that's excellent.SoN!c wrote:MichelSableheart wrote:I have to agree that the connections are a lot clearer in the second one. It could be an idea to mark the borders for the sea territories, to make those connections even more clear?
Perhaps like this?
Terrs that can access the sea have a small anchor
Murphalot wrote:Hey SoN!C! ...i have a slew of super helpful feedback for sprucing it up, but running low on time right now, and want to be able to read through this whole thread a few times over to see what you're going for in terms of gameplay flow on the map.
It looks great though
Could you maybe help me understand where EXACTLY the nobles connect to-and-from. As well as access to-and-from the 'Overlords'? Thanks
SoN!c wrote:Well your right, Wessex is the only terr that should be able to acces North Sea too so a double anchor perhaps, one one both sides..
Fuchsia tude wrote:SoN!c wrote:Well your right, Wessex is the only terr that should be able to acces North Sea too so a double anchor perhaps, one one both sides..
Maybe you could color code the anchors and their corresponding seas? That would remove all ambiguity.
Also, please don't write black on dark colors, at least without adding a light-colored glow. Same with the white text over the seas--at least add a dark shadow to them. Half of the map is illegible right now.
iancanton wrote:going between temples on opposite halves ought to be harder than the easiest attack on the board.
SoN!c wrote:So only Paris Temple and Temple Mount connect (besides the sea), i call this version "2.01"
Shannon Apple wrote:Please use light text on dark backgrounds. Many people will have trouble reading it. =) You can use a light shade of the colour you used for the country if it's a dark colour. So on France, you could use a pale blue for the text.
I don't think the graphic style of this map is one that needs a bunch of outer glows, but some repositioning and re-colouring of text could make a difference.
A very subtle drop shadow on the white text could work.
Let me know if you need any help.
Shannon Apple wrote:Okay, I will take a look tomorrow. It's midnight here hehe!
Also... the shields are distorted. I'm not sure what program you're using. But, if you go back to the original images you used, hold down the shift button while you drag the corner to resize. This should keep the shields in their original shape. Always use the shift button when resizing images.
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