max is gr8 wrote:I like the mountains, did you make your own brush?
Damn, how did you guess?
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max is gr8 wrote:I like the mountains, did you make your own brush?
natty_dread wrote:I was wrong
max is gr8 wrote:I like the mountains, did you make your own brush?
gimil wrote:max is gr8 wrote:I like the mountains, did you make your own brush?
Damn, how did you guess?
MrBenn wrote:A couple of your borders ned to be tidied up:
Tayside - the border looks messy as it goes beneath the mountains
Strathclyde/Lothian & Borders - the lines cross rather than meet
Westmorland/Yorkshire - it looks like there's a small 'clump' of about 1 or 2 pixels
Northern Ireland/Border Counties - the border overlaps by about 1px
South Leinster - the border ends before it reaches the edge
Midlands/Essex&Cambs - the boder doesn't quite join, it needs another px or so
East Anglia/Lincolnshire - another 1 or 2 pixel overlap
I think the wall is slightly transparent as you can see the borderline through it - the blue line is more obvious
I'm still not convinced by the mountains between England/Wales... it's not the mountains themselves, but the way that your borders interact with them - it just looks a bit messy. Do you need to have the mountains in Avon; would a blue border suffice?
natty_dread wrote:I was wrong
gimil wrote:MrBenn wrote:A couple of your borders ned to be tidied up:
Tayside - the border looks messy as it goes beneath the mountains
Strathclyde/Lothian & Borders - the lines cross rather than meet
Westmorland/Yorkshire - it looks like there's a small 'clump' of about 1 or 2 pixels
Northern Ireland/Border Counties - the border overlaps by about 1px
South Leinster - the border ends before it reaches the edge
Midlands/Essex&Cambs - the boder doesn't quite join, it needs another px or so
East Anglia/Lincolnshire - another 1 or 2 pixel overlap
I think the wall is slightly transparent as you can see the borderline through it - the blue line is more obvious
I'm still not convinced by the mountains between England/Wales... it's not the mountains themselves, but the way that your borders interact with them - it just looks a bit messy. Do you need to have the mountains in Avon; would a blue border suffice?
Small , large or both benny?
MrBenn wrote:...and for the record my name is not Benny
MrBenn wrote:gimil wrote:MrBenn wrote:A couple of your borders ned to be tidied up:
Tayside - the border looks messy as it goes beneath the mountains
Strathclyde/Lothian & Borders - the lines cross rather than meet
Westmorland/Yorkshire - it looks like there's a small 'clump' of about 1 or 2 pixels
Northern Ireland/Border Counties - the border overlaps by about 1px
South Leinster - the border ends before it reaches the edge
Midlands/Essex&Cambs - the boder doesn't quite join, it needs another px or so
East Anglia/Lincolnshire - another 1 or 2 pixel overlap
I think the wall is slightly transparent as you can see the borderline through it - the blue line is more obvious
I'm still not convinced by the mountains between England/Wales... it's not the mountains themselves, but the way that your borders interact with them - it just looks a bit messy. Do you need to have the mountains in Avon; would a blue border suffice?
Small , large or both benny?
I was primarily looking at the large map, but I think they're on both
...and for the record my name is not Benny
natty_dread wrote:I was wrong
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ZeakCytho wrote:I thought you were going to take out the one way attack note on the water?
natty_dread wrote:I was wrong
ZeakCytho wrote:I think arrows make it abundantly clear that they're 1-way attacks, but I guess there's no harm in leaving it in.
natty_dread wrote:I was wrong
InkL0sed wrote:Can Cumberland attack Lothian and Borders or not? I'm still not quite sure
AndyDufresne wrote:It looks like it at least...
--Andy
InkL0sed wrote:Can Cumberland attack Lothian and Borders or not? I'm still not quite sure
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