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lamont wrote:i guess, you could do it by periods, like the table it is itself, halogens as one continent, noble gasses as another etc, that would make it fairly even
splitting the board up into 3 continents would be WAY too big. there will probably be a 1 army bonus for holding both mercury and bromine (the two liquids).bender wrote: Yeah - there are only 2 liquid elements so maybe solids, fluids and radioactives would make three nice sized continents
wcaclimbing wrote:1. playability (continents, borders, etc)
the map we use to plan playability is going to be bad, because we don't need to have it look much like the final map, since it is just for planning. when you are looking at one of our playability maps, ignore how crappy it looks and just take it from a gameplay point of view (strategy, continent design).
2. Final map: the final map will look good. it will be the one that is finally submitted as a map. the playability map is just going to be a guide so we can plan out how the final map will look.
from now on, sfh and I will write either PLAYABILITY or FINAL at the top of our images. if it says PLAYABILITY, you can comment on the layout of the continents and boundries, not the look of it. If it says FINAL, it will be the map that i am working on making look good so we can submit it. for the final map, you can comment on how it looks and how to make it look better (not how it plays).
onbekende wrote:as normal I think, beneath Fr and Ra
wcaclimbing wrote:
The two new elements are placed below the alkali metals and are part of the alkali metal continent (dark orange).
wcaclimbing wrote:i think we should just use the element numbers as the names for all the unun... countries
MTA-M wrote:wcaclimbing wrote:
The two new elements are placed below the alkali metals and are part of the alkali metal continent (dark orange).
It would be more logical to place them next to each other. 1 under Fr and the other under Ra, and then just put them in these 2 column-continents.
happysadfun wrote:They have real names now. One of them is dubrovnostadium, i remember laughing at it. But I'll have to find where i found that...
P Gizzle wrote:it looks good. please don't make it as hard to play as crossword.
happysadfun wrote:I'll put in the circles..... does it need circles?
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