When using Jotas XML tool, select specify army quantity and type 88.
This will give you the largest army 'footprint' when checking coordinates against army-shadows.
Wisse wrote:just shut up those people, who blame andy for not quenching it, or saying it will last longer to be quenched if you ask it, it isn't true
andy will just quecnh it if he think its good and has time
If posting a Quench poll is or is not in any way a forum violation, I humbly apologise.
My intention was i no way to influence or usurp Andy, but only to see to what extent people were satisfied with the progress I'd made so far.
There are still few that are quite a bit different than the others. And there doesn't seem to be a chosen 'central point' to base all off of. This part can surely get tedious, but it should be done! :)
Education, Gun Control, perhaps Banking...I see right away.
The waters north of Iceland and around Greenland should be included. In reality these waters are even more open and accessable than the ones north of Siberia and Canada so leaving them out makes no sense. Considering the global warming all of the arctic waters will be inccreasingly accessable anyway ...
1. Darken the land areas. 2. What happened to the generally open waters in the north atlantic north of Iceland and around Greenland? 3. If you ever want to put an impassable barrier in the atlantic, ther's something called "the doldrums" between Brazil and West africa ...
OK, I've been trying out some adjustments but it seems that when a 2-digit number gets above 20 things mess up. Any number higher than 1 takes up more space so it looks like the number (say 20) is too far to the left. It looked good as a single or teen number though.
I checked what you wrote regading the Arctic Map (page 18 i belive) and it still doesn't become clear what you mean. The way I've been adjusting the coordinates is by altering each army XY one point at a time in the xml opened in notepad. And then running it in the XML tool so I can eyeball the ...