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Kaplowitz wrote:Where it says "Im u" is there supposed to be a space in between the "m" and the "u"?
Kaplowitz wrote:cairnswk wrote:mibi wrote:One of your best maps so far, although the colors could be more Egypt than Atlantis.
mibi...what is the atlantis bit you're referring to....sorry sometimes can't read your thoughts!!!
http://www.unmuseum.org/atlantis.htm
I think he means too watery or too many cool colors.
natty_dread wrote:I was wrong
TaCktiX wrote:The occasional darker color would be good, I agree.
laci_mae wrote:I love this map, and I'm super impressed with what you can accomplish in 2 weeks of map-making.
Question: I'm guessing the stars are the capitals, so is there some bonus related to them?
Minor graphic detail: The line from Am Khent (territory name) to the territory should be rotated clockwise a bit. It appears (at least at first glance) to point to the dow. It would be more clear if it pointed toward the army circle.
Best,
Laci
gimil wrote:
get out of here
Ogrecrusher wrote:I agree with the yellows. They feel more deserty.
cairnswk wrote:TaCktiX wrote:The occasional darker color would be good, I agree.
How these colours now?
mibi wrote:In reality, its a bit of both sand and fertile land, in stark contrast.
I just don't know where all the blues and purples came from, I would love to see more realistic greens, and beiges.
Unit_2 wrote:Take the texture off the Syphix, because it looks like a part of the map.
Kaplowitz wrote:Upper Egypt is next?
benny profane wrote:i very much like the way this is progressing, colors included.
my only suggestion is this:
maybe you'll consider varying the texture between the legend, land, and water?
the uniformity certainly doesn't ruin the map, but the rivers and lakes are the only things that stand out as distinct.
if you're going to distinguish the rivers and lakes, some further variation may help overall.
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