That is going to be kind of a 3D structure. I guess some points will be like elevators between the layers?
Might work if you keep the map to a few solid colors and have all the different layers troops on top of each other, but with different colored circles (around the troops) for what level they are on, and additionally make the map a moving gif where each layer is highlighted (or the other layers toned down) for a second or so every minute?
I don't believe so much in placing the territories beside each other on the map. That will be hard to grasp.
the gist of it was first asking how you would go from layer to layer, then suggesting that you put it all in one map with different colored army circles for different layers, or using .gif to have it go back and fourth between layer, but that would not work, cause the army number would have to stay. He then said that he disliked that each layer was on a different map. I disagree with the suggestion. It would get too crowded.
Try to be more polite with your response to feedback and your responses to responses to feedback.
Ahh, now I see what you're saying - sorry about that. Besides that, I don't think such a proposal would even be possible with the program, nor would it be easy on the eyes on players.
I don't understand how the gameplay will look, what territories border to each other. I see several "troop circles" in the same territory. I don't understand what "troop circles" that can attack between layers.
The troop circles that sit within one border are so because any within the border can attack each other, whether or not they are adjacent to each other -- It works the same as the map of Wales. Circles that sit on the borders that are marked "G1" and "G2" are basically checkpoints that aren't part of any territory or region. The Upper City accesses the Undercity via the circles marked "V1" through "V6" whom which attack the territory that is directly beneath it (look at the shadow of the Undercity that covers the Upper City). The territories "Nuova Scion" and the "Vaults" are tied to "Citta Nuova" and "Helia Civico" -- These will be indicated on the map later on. All of this will be stated in the legend later on.
Ok, so you deffinently need a backround of some sort, but I assume you knew that. I just found a decent one to see what it would be like (below). Also, you can't really have an army circle on top of the territory name, it doesn't work, cause then you won't know what the territory is called when there is a big number on it.
Wow, that looks really good Walrus; but of course I was going to get my own background image -- something along the lines of Italian futurist, Antonio Sant'Elia's "Citta Nuova"; from which inspired me.
And don't worry about placement of things like army circles on names; I just threw them together to keep track -- no worries
You will need to make sure you have permission from the maker of the picture to use it as the background. YOu could end up getting in trouble for using it without their permission.
Add a legend to explain how to move/attack from a level to another, bonus values and the other necessary informations to play this map. Then i think that you're ready for the drafting room Also,I think that army circles are too small to fit numbers, here you can find some informations about them.
One issue I thought of is that maybe the Upper City is a little too crowded in terms of territories - would it be better if I take out some of the territories, or should I leav it as it is?
It would appear that development of this map has stalled. If the mapmaker wants to continue with the map, then one of the Foundry Moderators will be able to help put the thread back into the Foundry system, after an update has been made.
PB: 2661 | He's blue...If he were green he would die | No mod would be stupid enough to do that