In the past, it's seemed that your entrance into my games increases the workload as GM by about 2-3 times. That's all...
"In the past, it has seemed that the entrance of United Nations peacekeepers into my territories increases the workload as President by about 2-3 times. That's all..."
-Slobodan Milosevic
At any rate, I can certainly stay out of the next game if that would be the preference.
Otherwise, my own preference would be for the vanilla map, any scenario (PE 1492 or 1520, Bocaj 1453, Drake 1453, even ****** 1492, even,
even, vanilla 1492 or, God help me, 1419) of which is vastly better balanced and less screwy than the new map (and it is generally these problems, coupled with the rules to correct them, that have led to possibly overly-complicated and certainly overly-acrimonious discussions between some GMs and some players).
I might be interested in nonhistorical variants of vanilla, but I haven't played a good old-fashioned game of
EU II, beautifully balanced and none too rich (although even vanilla is too rich in the end), in so long, and I think that's generally true of the other players here, that I'd wave its giant beige flag with vigorous pride.
As for the new map, I'm only interested in a random or similar, with appropriately low tax and manpower values and whatever has to be done to trade goods.
EDIT: Oh, and I'm all for Diplomacy Universalis on a classic map historical.