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Tieryn wrote:
and that's me xml'd out for the day, more when changes happen .
Tieryn wrote:Thirdly... It's not stated... what are we doing with ports?
All connecting? (Just balance wise this blows my connections spreadsheet all out of proportion for ports... but it's do-able)
Adjacent Connecting? Balance wise I'd prefer this
No Connections at all? This is also perfectly acceptable for my feel of the game just by writing out all of the connections... I've done it so far as is, I'll re-check the bonus calculations tomorrow.
Can you give me a decision by tomorrow cairns? It would mean I can push ahead on the codeside.
Also, territory from WA - SA, I've not heard of Loongana, but Eucla would be the town I'd pick as being there (it's on the border of SA/WA pretty much) not sure if the rail goes there, tho I'd suspect it did... could you check up on this?
that r roughly my calc, but don't fix you on the calculated bonus he!Tieryn wrote:
and that's me xml'd out for the day, more when changes happen .
Tieryn wrote:That's wrong now anyway as it uses ports as attacking each other, which isn't really -rail- Australia anyway heh... so I'll re-do it with new numbers soon.
What I was mainly looking at was the "calculated" which territory should be more and how that maps to what is... but I suspect that will change with ports gone.
cairnswk wrote: I am consulting oaktown re the CB issue.
oaktown wrote:cairnswk wrote: I am consulting oaktown re the CB issue.
Of course, mine is only one flavor of colorblindness, but the colors I have the worst time distinguishing are QRail and TasRail. Fortunately the two colors don't intersect, and the bonuses are so different that it's evident which is which, so it's not really an issue. If VicRail was a bit darker that'd set it apart a bit for me, but it's alright as is.
Overall I'd say these colors are fine for me to play with as is.
iancanton wrote:a very nice map. this looks a lot more australian than rail europe looks european.
regarding the bonuses: i think the bonus for nsw rail ought to be more than the ones for qrail and wa because nsw rail is more connected. its position, which virtually shields qrail from attack, means that it’s much more likely to be the victim itself of a successful attack that breaks the bonus. of the three, wa looks to be by far the easiest to hold, not being near either of the other two large continents, and therefore deserves the least bonus.
ian.
FreeMan10 wrote:I'm not sold on ADL as a hub, either.
The background train looks fine to me, though I didn't have an issue with the previous. What's the thing sticking up in the left foreground of that image? That's the only odd part.
Why are some stations connected by rails, and some by lines? I think the single line is satisfactory, and will eliminate much of the issues you're currently having on RailEurope in trying to make them look 'good'. From this high, satellite view of OZ, a single line is all you're gonna see anyway.
That's what I assumed, but I couldn't make it into one when I was typing that last post. I see it now...Tieryn wrote:The thing standing up in the foreground in West Aus is a kangaroo... and yes, they are odd but cool!
Makes sense. I'll have to go back and look it over to ensure I'm following all the connections. I was thinking along those lines, too, but not seeing it...All basic connections are by single line... All connections that are part of the "long distance" network are done double=line. I think this is a good way to distinguish between them and identify the long-dist routes.
Tieryn wrote:You're just trying to get Adelaide on the map settle for a territory like the rest of us! Sheesh. You're gettin greedy Drew
lord voldemort wrote:Tieryn wrote:You're just trying to get Adelaide on the map settle for a territory like the rest of us! Sheesh. You're gettin greedy Drew
i do still like the idea though even if it wasnt RADelaide
actually cairns can u call it RADelaide??
but yer i still like the hub idea. if your building a rail network there needs to be a hub.
Tieryn wrote:lord voldemort wrote:Tieryn wrote:You're just trying to get Adelaide on the map settle for a territory like the rest of us! Sheesh. You're gettin greedy Drew
i do still like the idea though even if it wasnt RADelaide
actually cairns can u call it RADelaide??
but yer i still like the hub idea. if your building a rail network there needs to be a hub.
I disagree. In places like america/europe it makes sense... but our "hubs" are really just stations with one extra platform... Come on... really there's not much to connect, and the places that do, are not centralised!
The Australian rail network does not have a single "central" type location. it -is- all distributed.
And you can only call it RADelaide, if we get to call it FUNbury.
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