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World Map Smaller than 2.1 but Bigger than Doodle

PostPosted: Sat Oct 03, 2009 3:39 pm
by Donald Fung
Hi, please understand that this is only a suggestion that sparked up in my mind. I would love to make a map but I don't have the skills for it so here is an idea for you professional map makers ;)

The 2 current map of the world that CC has is either the biggest map or the smallest map and I would like to suggest that there should be a medium sized one (not the original of course).

This is my plan for a medium sized world map:

North America
Alaska
Greenland
Northern Canada
Southern Canada
Eastern USA
Western USA
Hawaii
Mexico
Cuba
Caribbean
Central America


South America
Colombia
Peru
Amazonas
Parana
Argentina


Europe
British Isle
Eastern Europe
Western Europe
Scandinavia
Moskva


Africa
Morocco
Algeria
Nigeria
Egypt
Sudan
Kenya
Congo
Madagascar
South Africa


Asia
Yugra
Evenkia
Siberia
Kazakhstan
Iran
Turkey
Arabia
Pakistan
India
S.E. Asia
China
Tibet
Japan & Korea
Philippines
Indonesia


Australia & Antarctica
Western Australia
Eastern Australia
Antarctica


Bonuses:

Asia: 11
North America: 7
Africa: 7
Europe: 4
South America: 4
Australia & Antarctica: 3

Total # of Territories: 48 (Good for 2/3/4/6/8 player games)

Re: World Map Smaller than 2.1 but Bigger than Doodle

PostPosted: Sat Oct 03, 2009 5:25 pm
by The Neon Peon
6 more territories than classic/world cities. What would be the point?

Re: World Map Smaller than 2.1 but Bigger than Doodle

PostPosted: Sat Oct 03, 2009 5:55 pm
by captainwalrus
Like this?

Re: World Map Smaller than 2.1 but Bigger than Doodle

PostPosted: Sat Oct 03, 2009 7:12 pm
by Donald Fung
The Neon Peon wrote:6 more territories than classic/world cities. What would be the point?


I've just seen World Cities. It's kinda confusing with the city links and stuff. This will not be as confusing and will be a great start for new recruits who are used to playing the "real RISK game."

captainwalrus wrote:Like this?

yes, like that That would make a perfect map, just need to ask territory names.