My New York 1695 game (23768501) is also having this problem.

I was asked to post this here by Dukasaur:

It's a video I made showing the changing front lines of World War I every day.

Hey everyone. I wanted to share with you this video I made showing the changing front lines of World War I every day. I included the fronts in the Middle-East, Africa, East Asia, and New Guinea. Please comment on what you think!

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link doesn't work for me.

I liked your ...

Hey everyone. I wanted to share with you this video I made showing the changing front lines of World War I every day. I included the fronts in the Middle-East, Africa, East Asia, and New Guinea. Please comment on what you think!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wGQGEOTf4E&list=UUUXqYwTCR6R3Wr ...

Thanks for replying. No one else has yet.

I could maybe add ships.

Map Name:
The Punic Wars
Mapmaker(s):
Myself (so far)
Number of Territories:
29 territories, 3 tribes, and 1 outpost (Total of 33 entities)
Special Features:
One-way attacks, tribes with auto-deploy +1 (like in the Roman Empire one), +1 autodeploy capitals
What Makes This Map Worthy of ...

I can tell you that the chances of something like this that changes the gameplay of existing maps being implemented are pretty low. However the somewhat related ideas of borders that can change depending on what you hold is in developement I believe.
Interesting. But I think a special gameplay ...

What if the player with the highest rank picks a color out of a list of standard CC colors and then they are slowly drawn. Or perhaps in the other direction in which cooks pick first?

Concise description:
So, on many maps there are boundaries one cannot cross such as rivers, mountains, etc. What if, there could be temporary bridges across only river boundaries? Leaving mountains, walls, and canyons out, this can still leave some truly uncrossable boundaries. Below here are some ...

notyou2 wrote:Dwight was bitching that Omaha rolled all 1's and 2's.

Ok, that made me laugh.

Thanks everyone for liking!

Thanks! It was a lot of work, but it was worth it!

About half a year ago, I made a video showing the changing front lines of World War II in Europe every single day. Well, I made another video showing Europe and the Pacfic every day. Please tell me what you think!
DETAILED KEY:
Maroon: Axis Power members, their dependencies/colonies, and annexed ...

I did research as I went to save time and even with my prior knowledge, it took several months. But it was worth it.

Was it a class, or personal, project?

It seems like you paid a lot of attention to detail, coloring specific parts of Norway, instead of just the whole lot. I liked it!

It was a ...

DearCyrus wrote:Or you can go the other route and make a map that is a homage to this story, but has enough changed elements that it is a separate work.

Perhaps we can make a square-shaped map with similar boundaries and subdivisions but call it the four clans?

I didn't think of that.
Still, there are some maps with copyrights like Das schloss.

I did research as I went to save time and even with my prior knowledge, it took several months. But it was worth it.

I made a map animation video showing World War II in Europe everyday. Please comment and tell me what you think!
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Legend:

AXIS POWERS
Maroon = Axis Powers and their annexed lands. (Germany proper, Italy proper, etc.)
Burgundy = Areas militarily occupied by the Axis Powers
Red = Puppet ...

Warrior Cats or Warriors by Erin Hunter
Number of Territories: Anywhere from 15 to 20
Special Features: Fourtrees Peace (explained below)
What Makes This Map Worthy of Being Made:
"Warriors" is a popular book series about four clans of warrior cats that wage war over territories with each ...

There's something in the works on the test site that would effectively provide this information.
I hope it happens then.

http://www.conquerclub.com/public.php?mode=maps&sort=games


Thank you so much for implementing this! Is there a way to show how many games using that map are being played ...

agentcom wrote:There's something in the works on the test site that would effectively provide this information.

I hope it happens then.

I think this is a very good idea. And in fact, would provide valuable feedback for the foundry on what to suggest to new mapmakers.

I disagree, for the same reasons that you can't tell a musician what makes a hit song.

I meant maps used the most...

For example:
1. Classic (732 ongoing games)
2 ...

DoomYoshi wrote:Without fail, the most popular map is JRR Tolkien's map of Middle Earth.

The best map though is definitely:

Click image to enlarge.

I meant top 20 most popular conquer club maps.

Concise description:
A simple list or page that shows the top 20 most popular maps based on number of active games using them. That way, people can see which maps will attract more gamers.

EDIT: You can also have it to where you can click the map and then get sent to a list of all games awaiting ...

Well, the territories would match the eyalets, so perhaps something like this:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d2/Tripolitania_Eyalet%2C_Ottoman_Empire_%281609%29.png/1280px-Tripolitania_Eyalet%2C_Ottoman_Empire_%281609%29.png

Istanbul would have auto deploy +1
the regions ...