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Thanks for the tip. Yeah what you say is right you receive +3 for holding Christian Iberia and +4 for holding All Iberia, not cumulativeiancanton wrote:i think u receive exactly +4 for holding all iberia: the christian iberia +3 is not in addition to this. however, this is unclear. to remove confusion in the legend, list all iberia +4 first, then indent christian iberia only +3 on the line below. also change + to & in the legend when it means and, so it isn't the same as the + in the bonuses. use the word each in the legend for the shield and crescent bonuses to show that u can have more than one.
italian independent states +3
all iberia +4
- christian iberia only +3
jerusalem & rome +1
jerusalem & rome & each shield +2
jerusalem & each crescent +1
ian.
I'll try itfumandomuerte wrote:My thoughts:
*Can you make the font sharper & darker?
I've thought of that too yet I think it would be too much things in one place onlyfumandomuerte wrote: *Wouldn't be a nice historical addition to make constantinopla a port too?
I can't replace Damascus by Edessa, because Damascus was a really important emirate. Yet I can add Edessa between Iconium and Damascus, but I think I'm out of spacefumandomuerte wrote:*The city of Edessa (north-east Antioch) was much more important than damascus, maybe you can change a little bit the shape and names of those regions around Jerusalem.
so Byzantine Empire territories names in ancient Greek should beWikipedia wrote:The original language of the government of the Byzantine Empire, which owed its origins to Rome, had been Latin and this continued to be its official language until the 7th century AD when it was effectively changed to Greek by Heraclius. Scholarly Latin would rapidly fall into disuse among the educated classes although the language would continue to be at least a ceremonial part of the Empire's culture for some time.
Thaks for the tip!pamoa wrote:so Byzantine Empire territories names in ancient Greek should beWikipedia wrote:The original language of the government of the Byzantine Empire, which owed its origins to Rome, had been Latin and this continued to be its official language until the 7th century AD when it was effectively changed to Greek by Heraclius. Scholarly Latin would rapidly fall into disuse among the educated classes although the language would continue to be at least a ceremonial part of the Empire's culture for some time.
Konstantinoúpolis
Thessaloníkê
Ípiros
Athễnai
Krētē
Níkaia
Trapezoúntos
Kýpros
No... http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flandre_(Belgique)and in French
Flandres
pamoa wrote:and in French
Flandres
That's only for the flandre belge but there is also the french ahd zeeland onesBeko the Great wrote:No... http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flandre_(Belgique)
I though it was Flandres too, but this was what I found![]()
Thanks once again for the tippamoa wrote:pamoa wrote:and in French
FlandresThat's only for the flandre belge but there is also the french ahd zeeland onesBeko the Great wrote:No... http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flandre_(Belgique)
I though it was Flandres too, but this was what I found![]()
so it commonly said les Flandres

Flandre changed to Flandres again.pamoa wrote:Wikipedia wrote:The original language of the government of the Byzantine Empire, which owed its origins to Rome, had been Latin and this continued to be its official language until the 7th century AD when it was effectively changed to Greek by Heraclius.
Incandenza wrote:England seems like more of a +2
Agreed.Incandenza wrote:Incandenza wrote:England seems like more of a +2
Using Widowmakers bonus calculator is worth of 2.58. I round it to 3... But I can lower it to 2, of course!AndyDufresne wrote:Agreed.Incandenza wrote:Incandenza wrote:England seems like more of a +2
--Andy
While the bonus calculator is a valuable tool, sometimes the numbers can be tweaked a bit... and in a situation with a continent with 2 borders like England, I'd rather see it a touch underpowered than a touch overpowered.Beko the Great wrote:Using Widowmakers bonus calculator is worth of 2.58. I round it to 3... But I can lower it to 2, of course!
Yep I already understand the point I'll just change it next versionIncandenza wrote:While the bonus calculator is a valuable tool, sometimes the numbers can be tweaked a bit... and in a situation with a continent with 2 borders like England, I'd rather see it a touch underpowered than a touch overpowered.Beko the Great wrote:Using Widowmakers bonus calculator is worth of 2.58. I round it to 3... But I can lower it to 2, of course!
