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Bad Speler wrote:well...this is my first post in this topic, but only because i don't really like commenting on complicated maps.
Just a suggestion, but I think the army shadows on the sea should be more hexagonal, because i dont think it looks good that theres just a bit of darker colour between the army shadow and the corner of the hexagon
Gnome wrote:Ya, I like it![]()
The only thing that bothers me is the green tint you used to make the land...
I think it's ugly![]()
Well I guess that depends on tastes...
And the territories at the bottom, 'Lurius' and 'Roma'...Are you sure the army numbers stay in the map and don't come on the border?
Gnome wrote:Ya, I like it![]()
The only thing that bothers me is the green tint you used to make the land...
I think it's ugly![]()
bad speler wrote:I think the army shadows on the sea should be more hexagonal
unriggable wrote:Why are the letters on the legend underlined?
Gnome wrote:To me it looks way better like this![]()
Now I know what it was that made it ugly, it looked a bit like plastic![]()
plastic wasn't invented back than
It looks more realistic now...Good job
As long as you keep it closer to this than th eprevious version. I really did not even notice the green color until you changed it. Much better!cairnswk wrote:Gnome wrote:To me it looks way better like this![]()
Now I know what it was that made it ugly, it looked a bit like plastic![]()
plastic wasn't invented back than
It looks more realistic now...Good job
Kewl, pleased you like it...i'm still not quite happy with it, so will probably alter it somemore.
WidowMakers wrote:As long as you keep it closer to this than th eprevious version. I really did not even notice the green color until you changed it. Much better!cairnswk wrote:Gnome wrote:To me it looks way better like this![]()
Now I know what it was that made it ugly, it looked a bit like plastic![]()
plastic wasn't invented back than
It looks more realistic now...Good job
Kewl, pleased you like it...i'm still not quite happy with it, so will probably alter it somemore.![]()
I also like the hex circles more. And the underlined text in front of the territory names for the drop down list is very helpful.
QUESTION: Why can't large ships bombard neighboring ships? If they can fire across to hit other large ships they should be able t hit all neighboring ships as well.
OKcairnswk wrote:QUESTION: Why can't large ships bombard neighboring ships? If they can fire across to hit other large ships they should be able t hit all neighboring ships as well.
Gameplay...WM...just a variation for gameplay. Sure they could do it, but i would prefer to have this way as a variation.
edbeard wrote:maybe you can think of it as a Monitor and Merrimac situation. where the smaller ships are too low for shots to hit them.
yes kind of silly when there are no cannons involved but you get the idea
cairnswk wrote:edbeard wrote:maybe you can think of it as a Monitor and Merrimac situation. where the smaller ships are too low for shots to hit them.
yes kind of silly when there are no cannons involved but you get the idea
edbeard...forgive my ignorance...what is monitor and merrimac?
unriggable wrote:cairnswk wrote:edbeard wrote:maybe you can think of it as a Monitor and Merrimac situation. where the smaller ships are too low for shots to hit them.
yes kind of silly when there are no cannons involved but you get the idea
edbeard...forgive my ignorance...what is monitor and merrimac?
American civil war, two first ironclad warships. Thy just beat the shit out of eachother, never really fought against wooden ships.
cairnswk wrote:edbeard wrote:maybe you can think of it as a Monitor and Merrimac situation. where the smaller ships are too low for shots to hit them.
yes kind of silly when there are no cannons involved but you get the idea
edbeard...forgive my ignorance...what is monitor and merrimac?
lalaland wrote:cairnswk wrote:edbeard wrote:maybe you can think of it as a Monitor and Merrimac situation. where the smaller ships are too low for shots to hit them.
yes kind of silly when there are no cannons involved but you get the idea
edbeard...forgive my ignorance...what is monitor and merrimac?
it was a naval battle in the american civil war, with the first ironclad ships. i don't remember which side (the confederates or the union) had which ship.
unriggable wrote:Monitor belonged to the union.
Can you clarify: What can the large ships do? I'm not sure if they can only bombard or can they take over small ships?
Wisse wrote:woha, this is a bit confusing, 1 thing i don't understand, why are those blue outlines there? are they there for any reason, if so, can we attack from every country to every country or not?
p.s
nice idea
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