strange how nobody helped me name territories when i asked the forums for help! basically same geographic location!

https://www.warzone.com/SinglePlayer?PreviewMap=67010

I mean like how you color bonuses. I see general colors like purple and yellow, but there are different variations of that. How do I color it? Also, found an extreme lifesaver. https://klokantech.github.io/roman-empire/#7.25/36.003/38.257

This is a gift from the gods. You can tell how much progress I've made by looking at Syria.

Edited 11/17/2017 02:10:51

Finished most of Syria, starting work on Anatolia. Anything else you guys want me to do/add?

Edit: Finished territory naming for Anatolia.

Edited 11/23/2017 19:38:15

How's the city list going, Ollie?

Iron Age Cities

Constantinople
Lydia
Antioch
Tyre
Acre
Sidon
Jerusalem
Thebes
Alexandria
Pi-Ramesses
Nineveh
Assur
Babylon
Seleucia
Ctesiphon
Istakhr
Artaxata

i cant wait to seen this map ready

Damn nice map, good Job!

Sorry for the break guys, I had some work that I needed to do. I'll start resuming on the map now, with work on Caucasia.

Medieval Cities

Basra
Baghdad
Kufa
Samarra
Raqqa
Damascus
Mosul
Aleppo
Tripoli (Levant)
Acre
Jerusalem
Edessa
Gaza
Mecca
Medina
Cairo
Alexandria
Fustat
Damietta
Iconium (Konya after 1134)
Constantinople
Nicaea
Tbilisi
Tabriz
Manzikert
Isfahan
Rayy

Wow, there's going to be a lot of red spots on this map. Thanks!

Edited 1/8/2018 12:11:52

My suggestion would be to put what era they're from on the start of the bonus name. For example Iron Age City of Assur. That way, it will be easy for people making diplos to turn them on and off, to suit the era in which the diplo is set. I doubt people will want to use all of them at the same time.

What do you guys think? Are you hyped?

Oh, yes, I am! This map promises to be absolutely great and fabulous and... outstanding!

And I hope the "sand beaches" along the coast will be made thinner - right now they are preventing the viewer from seeing the picture of the coastlines clearly.

The water movement system is quite promising, by the way!

I'll actually use a bonus system showing the different cities over time, because of places like Constantinople which go on for more than one era. I'll see if I can thin the coastline a bit.


Does it look better now?

Edited 1/9/2018 12:42:31

What I meant about the coastline is this. Let's take Red Sea region as an example. Precisely - the Gulf of Suez. Right now with the "sand beaches" of current thickness it seems like Moses is crossing it right now - the sea has split in two parts and the Gulf of Suez is divided. There is a small lake in the north separated from the rest of the gulf in the south by a land bridge. It looks like the lands of "Sudr" bonus of Sinai are connected to the lands of "Kalalla" bonus in Eastern Egypt. The 2 "beaches" collide.
The Gulf of Suez is pretty intact though. But the eastern Red Sea gulf - the gulf of Akaba - simply can't be seen at all (for it is thinner and totally consumed by the "beaches").

I was thinking of making the coastline be a light blue, but when I did it it didn't look that great. I understand what you mean, but if I do otherwise the aesthetics of the map would decrease. You could see the coastline anyway when the map gets filled with players.

Edited 1/9/2018 17:39:16

ignore this, my computer lagged

Edited 1/9/2018 21:41:36

This is my fetish Abraxis. Also, I never knew ollie bye played warlight, gee, small world huh.

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Anyway, other mappers gotta get in this too, like EMP for example.

Emperor plays some other Risk-like game already, so I don't think he'll come over. Not really sure why he chose that one though (WarLight's a lot better in general).

So glad I found this game