I have now, for the most part, completed my map. All I have to do is work out the sloppiness, which I expect to be a long and tedious process... However, I am ready for testing-And in need of testers. Please respond to this post if you are up for it.

https://www.warlight.net/SinglePlayer?PreviewMap=41869

EDIT: My plan is to first test, then refine the borders before finally making it public.

Edited 3/30/2015 01:19:12

Also, if your wondering why some of the city outlines are black in the others are not, it is because of some bug that keeps flipping the color back to what it was before, even after I save the map. Its really frustrating, and it is also detracting significantly from the aesthetics of the map. Can someone explain?

Yeah, I don't quite know why it does this, but I think I can help fix it. I'll use Baabda as an example. So it's currently part of the bonus City of Baadda, but also two other regional bonuses. What you need to do is take it out of those other two bonuses, click away, and then put it back in.

It's strange, really. There's a surprisingly large amount of stuff to know regarding the territory border colours, and it's kind of hard to explain it all - it's mainly learnt through experience.

Thanks.

Edited 3/30/2015 02:49:53

invite
me
please

I will do it.

I found an error when playing King Clitoris IV 1v1. Ill get you in on a game once I adjust for the error

Okay... I need testers for 2v2, 3v3, and 2v2v2, and perhaps a 5 player ffa. Then I will be content

i will 2v2 with you

Count me in for whatever you need, 2v2, 1v1, 3v3 etc.

I'm willing to test, just add me to a game that has no automatic boot time.

I'll test. Just shoot me an invite.

I have adjusted the borders, as bane stated I needed to do, and they are much better than before. I know that they could be improved further, but I am thinking about keeping it as a reminder to make sure your borders are clean BEFORE the map it complete. It is a perfectly functional warlight map, and I think I was over-ambitious with the need for testers. Im sorry if I didn't include you in the testing phases, but that is also a lesson I learned: excessive testing is unnecessary. As such, my map will now go public. A special thanks to:

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King Clitoris IV
Bane

Under-testing is sometimes more effective than standard testing. You have to use your gut to decide sometimes, and sometimes youll make a decision within the first turn of a test game.