Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 3:04 pm
I have not read anyone elses comments and I am looked at the map on page one... Is the river supposed to be that bright?
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oaktown wrote:In addition to bringing down the color, what if the land beveled off at the river's edges, just as it does at the shoreline?
reverend_kyle wrote:I was just trying to figure out a way to resolve the Blue/Grey with the sepia feel and I realized...
Why not do both. I noticed your greys are mostly the same, but the blue colors have changed. Is there a way you could bring back the old colors with a sepia tint to it.
Tisha wrote:i like the white territory names.. easy to read
oaktown wrote:Tisha wrote:i like the white territory names.. easy to read
I agree... it keeps the map clean.
Elijah S wrote:-Vicksburg has replaced Memphis as one of the south's key cities.
Unit_2 wrote:i see around the name "Louisiana" there is bright blue its really sticking out to me.
though for the maps i like A better but you need to add the flags and stuff like you did to B without the blue/grey.
also i like the blue better in the B map, how about you try to change the blue in A to that color(the Sherman area blue).
AndyDufresne wrote:Indeed it has, Reverend Kyle! Some of my favorite maps are those that truly develop and evolve...and this map certainly fits that case!
I voted for the blue/gray...it seems to reflect a mood the map should have.
It's looking good Elijah!
--Andy
Lord Zod wrote:I think you should get rid of the cities as some of the ones chosen were not that major during the civil war plus you would be getting a bonus simply for having a territory which some would have with the drop. Also the capitals should be separate territories if the are going to have a bonus.
This map does look interesting though and I hope you can work it out soon.