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Yes, I will post more during this week![]()
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I just wrote what I did because several outraged spectator go to us and say that our game is garbage, it looks ugly whatever, and then turns out that they saw only the old pictures...
Officially EU4 (but not Euro) skeptic.
Former MMtG staff member.
I'm a little bit concerned regarding the borders in northern Italy, in the area of the Valtellina, Brescia and Trento. On the one hand, it is a good thing to show the connection of the Valtellina (1) to Austria, as it was an important route, which the Austrians wanted to control. But this was nearly never the case. The Valtellina was in this timeframe mostly part of Switzerland, beginning with the Italian Wars until Napoleon. Also in Gameplay terms, the conquest of Milan would give Austria a direct way to the lombard capital, which was a much more difficult thing, as the Swiss and Venetians tended to blocade them. The map would not be only incorrect in this area for most of the timeframe, it would also be a little bit to easy for Austria to get the richest city in this area and have control of it.
Also it seems, that the Province of Trent is rather big and extends in the north, which was not the case. It resembles more the region of Trentino-Alto Adige in the national state of Italy, but not the historical territory of Trento.
http://www.magnamundi.com/downloads/...ears%20War.png
http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?...20110617180750 Region, which was annexed by Italy in 1918
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...Italy_1796.jpg Historical Province of Trent (The red austrian parts in the south were originally part of the bishopric, conquered in the 15th century by Venice, and conquered finally by the Austrianas after the War of the league of Cambrai)
The second thing are the Ionian islands (Kephalonia/Ithaka/Zante 2, Kythara 3) which are seperated for a strange motiv, as the Ionian islands were - with only some minor exceptions around the 16th century - under venetian rule and so under one state. They should be all part of Corfu, not be seperated, as this was not the regular case.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...an._1785.R.jpg
Only some things that I saw, I like the map, at all.![]()
Last edited by Marco Dandolo; 10-04-2012 at 21:11.
E' meglio vivere un giorno da leone che cent'anni da pecora.
- It is better to live one single day as a lion than a hundred years as a sheep.
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German Vormärz. Italian Risorgimento. Expanded Archaeology. More historical flavour.
The first 3 islands you mention where actually part of Epirus until the Ottomans completed their conquest in 1479. I also find it odd that all 3 of the maps you like to show have a late 18th century setting, but who am I to blame - I guess I like 1453 borders better than anyone here.
1a (Valley) was already discussed, it rests at it is now because we don't want to give access Venice to Switzerland. Maybe in a patch or DLC it will get its own province. By the way, conquering Lonbardia will never be easy for Austria, I can reassure you.
1b (Trent) seems accurate to me. I don't feel that it would need to be changed.
2 is a special issue: If it possible, we want to avoid provinces to be bordered by several sea zones, because they still have one port and why should it be there and why only that sea province should be controlled to launch a blockade etc. So Corfu most likely rests alone.
3 may be changed.
Officially EU4 (but not Euro) skeptic.
Former MMtG staff member.
As i mentioned, there were minor changes, but it remains fact, that the Ionian islands were for most of their history under the rule of Venice. I took the 18th century maps, because I didn't find others in the short time. But I can assure you, that between the second half of the 16th century and the fall of the republic the possessions remained rather venetian. An exception is Lefkas, which changed between Ottomans and Venetians.
And yes, I know, that the three islands were under the rule of the Tocco-family, but to resemble this correctly, there should be a new tag. And I don't think that this would be the best solution for such a little terrain, so my decision would be to melt it with another province, which they belonged to the most space of the timeline.
Regarding the maps, I searched more for maps of this particular regions. But If you doubt my honour... zooming by clicking for the following...
http://www.maproom.org/00/01/present.php?m=0043 (Ionian islands)
http://www.maproom.org/00/01/present.php?m=0041 (Northern Italy, Trento boundaries)
http://www.genealogienetz.de/reg/CH/ch1798.gif (Switzerland with Valtellina)
@k_merse:
1) I will remember your words for my first game.![]()
E' meglio vivere un giorno da leone che cent'anni da pecora.
- It is better to live one single day as a lion than a hundred years as a sheep.
Gott mit uns - A flavour Mod for Victoria 2!
German Vormärz. Italian Risorgimento. Expanded Archaeology. More historical flavour.
New screens!
Indonesia:
http://www.magnamundi.com/downloads/.../indonesia.png
South India:
http://www.magnamundi.com/downloads/...th%20india.png
Indian Ocean religious map:
http://www.magnamundi.com/downloads/...shots/oman.png
Burgundy:
http://www.magnamundi.com/downloads/...s/burgundy.png
Several provincial interfaces:
http://www.magnamundi.com/downloads/...interfaces.png
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Can we get political and terrain maps of the middle east?
Nationality: Canadian
Culture: Anglo-Canadian/Mashriqi
Religion: Sunni
Ideology: Liberal
Trade Policy: Free Trade
Economic Policy: Interventionism
Religious Policy: Pluralism
Citizenship Policy: Full Citizenship
War Policy: Anti-Military
And you can check a bit there the edited HRE borders as well![]()
Officially EU4 (but not Euro) skeptic.
Former MMtG staff member.
The city Mainz is still on the wrong site of the Rhine.
Do not take this too seriously, I do not care that much about correct borders. If I find the time, I will have to write a small mod for Hesse anyway [1].
Phi
[1] The landgraviate of Hesse was an influencual member of the HRE until its division in the 16th century and the following religious split, succession wars etc. The primitve Hesse-specific law of succession ensured that (without reforms) this was going to happen, hence (if I find the time to balance) should mod it in if I want to play Hesse (and I want to).
Consider making the UI as clean as possible, it might not be a mess, but to many it could be 'fearful' - especially for new players.
No.
Sorry
There are several pictures of the region already, like this and this and even this. As for the terrain map, alright, there are no pictures with the new map so I'll post it later.
At this stage, all that can be done regarding the interface are minor corrections here and there. I don't think the interface is fearful, considering the genre of course, and you have the tutorial plus tooltips to figure everything out.
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Very, very minor thing about Hessen, in the MM mod one of its provinces was really very rich (11 base tax with copper if i remember correctly) and the neighbouring province had base tax ONLY 2, was this really the case, was it so poor? It always looked suspicious to me, I dont think there were other provinces in HRE with base tax 2 or even 3.
None.