Bad Speler wrote:Holding Limpopo, Mpumalanga, Gauteng, and Swaziland Results in 3 borders, 11 countries and a bonus of 9. This is also easy to accomplish. As i said reduce the bonus of Mpumalanga, by 1, but also Limpopo. Also consider reducing Gauteng to 1 but, i think a bonus of 2 is fine for Gauteng.
Well, something similar happens in most other maps.
Holding Oceania in World 2.1 (not that I'm comparing the two

) results in 12 countries, 3 borders, 9 bonus.
I'm not excatly sure about all the other maps, but I'm sure this scenario can be repeated across most maps. If you hold the continents - you should get the bonus...? The more you hold, the more difficult it should be to unseat you.
But, on the other hand, you may have a point, so I added another bridge to Limpopo.
The red lines connecting two of the port city names to their territory is not necessary and doesnt look too good. Just remove the red line and move the names closer to the territory. Staying with the port cities, I do not like the anchor you have used. it doesnt fit in with the rest of the map in my opinion.
Try a different anchor.
You're right. Fixed.
A minor point, I know you have enlargened Nelson Mandela's borders for simplicity in fitting in the name and army shadow, but dont you think you may of a bit to much?
I don't see that as a problem. That area is one of our most widespread metropolitan areas and I didn't actually change anything according to accurate game-play, because it's still landlocked by the district Cacadu.
I do not like the font used for the oceans, it is a fancy one while the rest on the map are simple ones.
Right. Fixed.
Last point, experiment with land textures.
I did, please comment on it now... Other posters have also raised this issue, so I give to you, 3 whole hours of not-so-hard work
PS. Thanks for giving my map some of your time!