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Industrial Helix wrote:the.killing.44: The territory names are in the upper right hand corner.
shakeycat wrote:It's an unusual way to break up Modern Japan. Try this:
Kansai can also be called Kinki, and Hokuriku can be included in Chubu (though keeping it could improve gameplay.) Kyoto and Osaka should be together in the same region.
shakeycat wrote:It's an unusual way to break up Modern Japan. Try this:
Kansai can also be called Kinki, and Hokuriku can be included in Chubu (though keeping it could improve gameplay.) Kyoto and Osaka should be together in the same region.
el-presidente wrote:THe bottom territ of the green bonus should be purple
the.killing.44 wrote:Industrial Helix wrote:the.killing.44: The territory names are in the upper right hand corner.
I mean the actual names of the territories ā the ones with the army circles.
Juan_Bottom wrote:Yup, each individual spot needs some type of name so you can coordinate during team games. I can't just tell my partner to fort me in the thrid orange territory, he/she will have no idea which one.
Otherwise, it's a fine start.
MrBenn wrote:Oooh... I like the cartoon-style background...
I can see the Manga theme working here, but Japan is a tricky area to map out - you'll struggle to get all the names in, and keep the map playable. It's worth checking out the previous attempts at Japan maps to see where they fell down
captainwalrus wrote:
I like those bonuses better. They make more scence. Earlier, when this was in the Ideas section my map was based on those bonus reigions and It looked good like that.
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Industrial Helix wrote:By the cities? Those are to identify which province the city is in, so therefore which province can attack it. And when I think about it, I ought to give them some red glow or something to tie them together with the names and red spots.
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