White background makes it tough to read BOB, and given the unconventional attack routes, BOB is particularly useful.

Love the look of the map. On gameplay, I'm on my third flat spoils game, and it seems if you get a scattered drop you're pretty much cooked. You can say that about a lot of small to medium maps, but the 3 neutrals contribute to that.

As I posted in the game chat, I was conflicted about it, and I certainly respect the opinion of anyone who believes it to be cheap tactics. It's not my usual style, so I hope anyone who was playing against me for the first time will chose not to foe me, and give me another chance.

While it was ...

Can I just say how much I enjoy this map, except for the m*$)%ing territs with duplicate names? Jeebus, that's a pain in the arse. Yes, I know there's a little (B) or (F) or whatever on the dupes, and historical accuracy is important, but is that really a good thing? Especially if you don't use BOB?

Definitely an issue with the pitchers. Check this game: 8963094 . In round nine, 3 players left. Blue has a HR but no other territs, and is trapped. Yellow is the only one with a pitcher left. If yellow takes the other HR, then neither Blue nor Red can win the game because neither will be able to ...

Sorry if I didn't see this in the earlier discussion, but why can't the antennas attack ALL the houses, similar to the yard in Super Max? Ditto with the sponsors. Seems like with radio competition as the fundamental premise, then geography/proximity should be largely irrelevant to the gameplay ...

That worked for me, thanks.

I use BOB on my work laptop. My company IT upgraded my software this week and when I went to CC BOB was gone. So I reinstalled Greasemonkey and BOB. I'm also getting the "Parsing XML" message and having that lock up the game if I have BOB enabled.

Love the map as a gamer, but having spent the last ten years in DC and 20 years in political advocacy, I'd suggest that the labels on the territories could use some tweaking. As the political winds shift so will these, but here's my take as of December 2008:

Liberal:
Unions
Trial Lawyers ...