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sailorseal wrote:Please change the borders. I think that they look out of place. Nice job!
the.killing.44 wrote:Thanks so very much for thatMrBenn wrote:I think you've earned this at last:
Welcome to the Foundry Proper! Onwards and upwards....
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i think the reason he did the bonuses the way he did is so that each side (north and south, separated by the dmz) would have the same amount of bounusesThe Neon Peon wrote:The bonuses in the north are very overpowered and need to be merged or reduced.
yes i already said thatLED ZEPPELINER wrote:then the north and the south bonuses (if all territs are held) would not be the same, which was the plan. They have to be the same, otherwise if somebody takes north korea and another takes sough korea, and their building up, South Korea will get more troops and winThe Neon Peon wrote:Subtract 1 from every northern bonus, you made them too high.

Just hidden while I do the connections. v9 with revised key up soon …The Neon Peon wrote:Those look much better, but I noticed that there is no shoreline around the continent in those images. I hope you have not removed it.

I think its at the beginning of everybody's turnthenobodies80 wrote: DMZ begins neutral every round?
Yes, cut off. But please do not put a box around it.LED ZEPPELINER wrote:also, maybe put a box around your minimap, and it looks like its cut off a little on the side
WM's bonus calculator. Like I said:thenobodies80 wrote:looks great!
i don't know if Kangwon D. is +5
What formula to calculate it?
the.killing.44 wrote:… but right now I'd rather hold off on bonus discussion the bombardments which could (and probably) will alter the value of regions.
Yeah, somewhere from 5-7 sounds good.thenobodies80 wrote:DMZ begins neutral every round?
Good for simulating the korean division but i thnk that 5 could be better...
No, nobodies has it right. As soon as the owner of the region starts his turn the round after he took it, it goes neu.LED ZEPPELINER wrote:I think its at the beginning of everybody's turnthenobodies80 wrote: DMZ begins neutral every round?
Yeah, you're right about being cut off. And a box won't fit the map well, IMO.The Neon Peon wrote:Yes, cut off. But please do not put a box around it.LED ZEPPELINER wrote:also, maybe put a box around your minimap, and it looks like its cut off a little on the side




you could use the flags, the north korean one is like an inverse CC symbol and the south one is a blue and red yin and yang (or at least i think)RjBeals wrote:I would prefer you use a different symbol for the capitals, rather than just a star. Is there something Korean style you can find?
Me tooRjBeals wrote:I do like the color pallet on the map. It's sort of earth tones, and looks good.
I've gotten mixed messages about this: some want it to go, some like it to stay, some just don't like the looks. I wouldn't mind any of those.RjBeals wrote:The outer line/glow around the land looks bad. Right now, it's hardly visible, but it looks sloppy. Could you work on that?
How about I put this by/behind/in the tert of the capitals and their #s?RjBeals wrote:I would prefer you use a different symbol for the capitals, rather than just a star. Is there something Korean style you can find?
Fixed. Might add glow?RjBeals wrote:The borders look bad. Like it took about 2 minutes to quickly draw some lines. There's no pop to them. No pizazz. And I can see where you stopped and started again. Like they don't flow too smoothly.

RjBeals wrote:The legend (to me) looks messy also. It might just be the Korean borders, but perhaps it could be improved?
RjBeals wrote:On a positive note, the map is progressing nicely. Good work killing.44.
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