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00iCon wrote:Couldn't Norrland have a slightly larger bonus? it's in the middle of the map and has quite a few openings.


natty_dread wrote:Well, something that I could consider would be increasing bonuses of south finland and swealand by 1 each. South finland is huge and thus hard to take, and swealand is hard to hold with 5 borders.
This would balance against the strong areas of north finland - north norway and gothland-denmark.

natty_dread wrote:natty_dread wrote:Well, something that I could consider would be increasing bonuses of south finland and swealand by 1 each. South finland is huge and thus hard to take, and swealand is hard to hold with 5 borders.
This would balance against the strong areas of north finland - north norway and gothland-denmark.
Any support for this?


targetman377 wrote:i have a question how come Aland is at the bottom of the list if it is alphebtical? i know its a differnt A but it should be with the other a's?
ManBungalow wrote:Leave the map as it is.
VampireM wrote:i like this map how it is...

natty_dread wrote:lt. Futt wrote:Nordland and Södra Lappland should have common border. The Trøndelag - Iceland circle is too tempting for unbalanced players. North Norway bonus is too unavalible to break. Loosen up a bit. I suggest that you withdraw the mountain range a bit north.
If you have a problem with the scandinavian mountain chain I suggest you take it up with the swedish & norwegians. Perhaps you can convince them to demolish a part of those mountains.

carlpgoodrich wrote:I don't know if this is a mistake in the xml or a bug in CC or what, but in a game I'm playing I just noticed that Ostergotland was at the bottom of my drop-down menue for deploying, below places like Vastergotland, which are obviously alphabetically lower. Maybe it has something to do with the umlauts, not sure. Anyways, worth looking in to. Otherwise, cool map!
natty_dread wrote:targetman377 wrote:i have a question how come Aland is at the bottom of the list if it is alphebtical? i know its a differnt A but it should be with the other a's?
This is something the mapmaker cannot affect, the game engine decides how the territory names are alphabetized. If you have a problem with it take it up with lackattack...
However the current system is correct: the letter Å is not the same as A, it is actually spelled as a long O (like "oo" in the word "door".) It is mainly used in swedish words, but since Finland is officially a bilingual country it is also included in the finnish alphabet. In both swedish and finnish alphabets, the letter Å comes after Z. Letters Ä and Ö come after it, they are also different letters than A and O, although they are spelled differently in swedish and finnish languages.

ender516 wrote:carlpgoodrich wrote:I don't know if this is a mistake in the xml or a bug in CC or what, but in a game I'm playing I just noticed that Ostergotland was at the bottom of my drop-down menue for deploying, below places like Vastergotland, which are obviously alphabetically lower. Maybe it has something to do with the umlauts, not sure. Anyways, worth looking in to. Otherwise, cool map!
I agree, it is a cool map. With respect to the menu sorting, note this from a few posts back:natty_dread wrote:targetman377 wrote:i have a question how come Aland is at the bottom of the list if it is alphebtical? i know its a differnt A but it should be with the other a's?
This is something the mapmaker cannot affect, the game engine decides how the territory names are alphabetized. If you have a problem with it take it up with lackattack...
However the current system is correct: the letter Å is not the same as A, it is actually spelled as a long O (like "oo" in the word "door".) It is mainly used in swedish words, but since Finland is officially a bilingual country it is also included in the finnish alphabet. In both swedish and finnish alphabets, the letter Å comes after Z. Letters Ä and Ö come after it, they are also different letters than A and O, although they are spelled differently in swedish and finnish languages.
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