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Paradox: Give Venice the 'Memel' treatment
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This.
If they ever change the map again, I wish they went through every province in there and checked if it's easily clickable. There are at least many uncolonized islands that really aren't and quite a few settled provinces become almost impossible to click when you have an army there.
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Some threads make me giddy since we know the author won't get their way. 
I am glad this was brought up since there are a couple of islands that still suffer the issue (as has been mentioned) of being too small in-game wise.
I am glad this was brought up since there are a couple of islands that still suffer the issue (as has been mentioned) of being too small in-game wise.
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One map mod made Danzig and extremely small city speck and thus made it almost impossible to click it without opening the trade node screen. So no, Venice is fine.
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Not quite "nobody", but they tend to be further away from cluttered areas than Venice is. And they tend to be played less than Venice or nearby lands, which results in less people noticing the annoyance or caring about it.
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We need to edit that picture so that the window's showing an EU4 screen with Venice highlighted and the text changed to "That's no Venice..."
They could always do what Typus did, which was shrink the island to something slightly more realistic, but gave the province a section of the coast as well to keep it clickable. It kept it's strait, but looks a lot better.
NEVER thought about that glowing selection. Very nice!
Is that vanilla or modded (then which mod: Typus?)?
Straits still work while having a direct land connection. So it's not so silly at all.
Here's my take on it while still keeping it as a clickable island. I was experimenting with the map for a better-looking Dalmatia and adding the Gulf of Trieste a couple months ago.
It's in no way finished so don't whine about the wrinkly borders or Gorizia or Ferrara or Ragusa etc.
It's in no way finished so don't whine about the wrinkly borders or Gorizia or Ferrara or Ragusa etc.
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Let me remove those spoiler tags so that everyone can see this piece of gloriousness :
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Here's my take on it while still keeping it as a clickable island. I was experimenting with the map for a better-looking Dalmatia and adding the Gulf of Trieste a couple months ago.
It's in no way finished so don't whine about the wrinkly borders or Gorizia or Ferrara or Ragusa etc.
This is glorious.
Cmon Johan...you know you want to do it!
Do you guys have physical handicaps that you unable to zoom in and move your mouse to a small province? Tons of mod have tiny provinces and they work just fine. I'm happy Ironman mod support is coming so more people can enjoy the game EU4 can be.
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I had made Venice Rhodes-sized and it was still clickable, while less obnoxiously potato.
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They could always do what Typus did, which was shrink the island to something slightly more realistic, but gave the province a section of the coast as well to keep it clickable. It kept it's strait, but looks a lot better.
This sounds like the perfect solution. Also Johan, its pretty poor sport to just say "no" without any explanation.
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Even at maximum zoom, places like Rhodes and Hamburg are an utter pain in the tail to click on if there's an army there.
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Sure, becaue zooming in and out every time you want to click on your capital (or put an army there, or send your fleet there) sounds like a lot of fun.
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I'd love a better shaped Venice (and north Adriatic)- like in the examples posted.
It is one of the reasons I don't usually play with the vanilla map anymore. It makes "immersion" difficult.
Obviously it has nothing to do with the fact I'm from northeastern Italy.
It is one of the reasons I don't usually play with the vanilla map anymore. It makes "immersion" difficult.
Obviously it has nothing to do with the fact I'm from northeastern Italy.
They could always do what Typus did, which was shrink the island to something slightly more realistic, but gave the province a section of the coast as well to keep it clickable. It kept it's strait, but looks a lot better.
Which mod is that?