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Maybe I write this too late but the legend text in the map is not correct. In the first part "After the Great War of 1914-1918, Europe lies in ruins. As a result of the Treaty of Trianon, the Kingdom of Hungary is reduced to 28% of it's pre-war size." you talk about Kingdom of Hungary but in the second part "More then 3 million ethnic Hungarians awake to find themselves citizens of new country. Unite them once again." you talk about Hungarians. Now what is this map about? About Hungarians or Kingdom of Hungary. From the map I can not see any nation, I only see lands that were part of Kingdom of Hungary.After the Great War of 1914-1918, Europe lies in ruins. As a result of the Treaty of Trianon, the Kingdom of Hungary is reduced to 28% of it's pre-war size. More then 3 million ethnic Hungarians awake to find themselves citizens of new country. Unite them once again.
So this has nothing to do with the current map... From the map I see you unite Kingdom of Hungary, there is huge difference.More then 3 million ethnic Hungarians awake to find themselves citizens of new country. Unite them once again.





I don't have any problem with the first part and how the map looks like atm. Your map represents the Dissolution of the Kingdom of Hungary.koontz1973 wrote:The first part deals with the history.
"After the Great War of 1914-1918, Europe lies in ruins. As a result of the Treaty of Trianon, the Kingdom of Hungary is reduced to 28% of it's pre-war size"
This is in to explain what had happened to Hungary after the treaty. At one point the maps name was just that. Whilst it is history and correct, some members may not know it. If you take this part out, all you have is a map of a part of Europe with no reasoning why it has been chosen.
Second part is what is problematic part according to the current map. I can not notice a single nation on your map, yet you are talking about unification of Hungarian people into one country. Unification that didn't happen. So in the second part you end with the history and you start with something elsekoontz1973 wrote:Second part deals with more of the history but the why as well.
"More then 3 million ethnic Hungarians awake to find themselves citizens of new country. Unite them once again."
One of the things about the treaty was, it allowed a lot of people who never considered themselves Hungarians to have a new life in a new country. If you look at the kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovines and the area that was given to them, the majority of the people living in that region where Serbs, Croats and Slovines. A minority where native Hungarians though. People born in Hungary proper or to Hungarian parents. It is these people that give the why. Why play the map, what is the story behind the maps purpose.
The map works just as well without the back story but if you can come up with a wording that includes the all of the elements, more than happy for it to change. History and the why.
Also titles Shattered Land Bonus, Saved Land Bonus and Consolidated Land Bonus should be changed.After the Great War of 1914-1918, Europe lies in ruins. As a result of the Treaty of Trianon, the Kingdom of Hungary is reduced to 28% of it's pre-war size. The dissolution of the Kingdom ended the golden age of Hungary.
What is wrong with this? Which part is wrong? Have I got my facts wrong?After the Great War of 1914-1918, Europe lies in ruins. As a result of the Treaty of Trianon, the Kingdom of Hungary is reduced to 28% of it's pre-war size. More then 3 million ethnic Hungarians awake to find themselves citizens of new country.
And this simple sentence is just the why. As I said, it is only in so the players of the game know what the basis of the map is. What the objective of the game is.Unite them once again.
For what reason? They describe the different bonuses.Also titles Shattered Land Bonus, Saved Land Bonus and Consolidated Land Bonus should be changed.

You are correct in that a single nation is not represented on the map, but it is pretty clear, imo, what the map represents; that all of the land shown was, before the Treaty of Trianon, part of the Hungarian Empire, but are, post-Treaty, their own independent states. The other regions are shown on the map inasmuch as they were no longer part of the Hungarian Empire. The fact is that those 3 million people were once subjects of the Hungarian Empire, not necessarily that all those people were ethnic Hungarians. The goal of the map is to reunite all of these lands under the Kingdom of Hungary. This is apparently a very touchy subject as Oneyed's feelings indicate, but that is my take on the map.GoranZ wrote:Second part is what is problematic part according to the current map. I can not notice a single nation on your map, yet you are talking about unification of Hungarian people into one country. Unification that didn't happen. So in the second part you end with the history and you start with something elsekoontz1973 wrote:Second part deals with more of the history but the why as well.
"More then 3 million ethnic Hungarians awake to find themselves citizens of new country. Unite them once again."
One of the things about the treaty was, it allowed a lot of people who never considered themselves Hungarians to have a new life in a new country. If you look at the kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovines and the area that was given to them, the majority of the people living in that region where Serbs, Croats and Slovines. A minority where native Hungarians though. People born in Hungary proper or to Hungarian parents. It is these people that give the why. Why play the map, what is the story behind the maps purpose.
The map works just as well without the back story but if you can come up with a wording that includes the all of the elements, more than happy for it to change. History and the why.
I think that the full legend text should contain only facts about Kingdom of Hungary. I can propose something but it can be changed(I throw first thing that came into my mind):After the Great War of 1914-1918, Europe lies in ruins. As a result of the Treaty of Trianon, the Kingdom of Hungary is reduced to 28% of it's pre-war size. The dissolution of the Kingdom ended the golden age of Hungary.
I also don't see why they should be changed.GoranZ wrote:Also titles Shattered Land Bonus, Saved Land Bonus and Consolidated Land Bonus should be changed.
maybe koontz or anybody else could do "historic" map of the USA with so many errors or inacurates as this map has...AndyDufresne wrote:Koontz, you should tackle an Israel and Palestine map next.
...and then lets see yours notices. btw, these notices are more historic reasons as "only" opinions...AndyDufresne wrote: Lets see if we can compound the number of opinions about everything!![]()
--Andy
With this added at the end.After the Great War of 1914-1918, Europe lies in ruins. As a result of the Treaty of Trianon, the Kingdom of Hungary is reduced to 28% of it's pre-war size. The dissolution of the Kingdom ended the golden age of Hungary.
If that is better, then will do so. But again, I only ask why.Unite the Kingdom of Hungary once again.
I see no reason why a Israel/Palestine map could not be made at some point.AndyDufresne wrote:Koontz, you should tackle an Israel and Palestine map next. Lets see if we can compound the number of opinions about everything!![]()
--Andy


Oneyed, no offense was meant, just a simple joke. Smile and have a laugh, you'll live longer.Oneyed wrote:maybe koontz or anybody else could do "historic" map of the USA with so many errors or inacurates as this map has...AndyDufresne wrote:Koontz, you should tackle an Israel and Palestine map next....and then lets see yours notices. btw, these notices are more historic reasons as "only" opinions...AndyDufresne wrote: Lets see if we can compound the number of opinions about everything!![]()
--Andy
Oneyed
Your previous text had Kingdom of Hungary and unification of Hungarians... current one only has Kingdom of Hungary. There is a difference since the map only showed Kingdom of Hungary and not Hungarians or any other nationalities. So last text is more accurate to the map.koontz1973 wrote:If that is better, then will do so. But again, I only ask why.
There were ~3 million people ethnic Hungarians + 7-8 million people non Hungarians in the territories that Kingdom of Hungary lost.nolefan5311 wrote:The fact is that those 3 million people were once subjects of the Hungarian Empire, not necessarily that all those people were ethnic Hungarians.
The goal of the map was to reunite all Hungarians, not Kingdom of Hungary...nolefan5311 wrote:The goal of the map is to reunite all of these lands under the Kingdom of Hungary. This is apparently a very touchy subject as Oneyed's feelings indicate, but that is my take on the map.
koontz, perhaps it would be more politically correct to make it only about the land lost, and not about the people that were affected? However, I find it hard to believe that you're going to please everyone with whatever you decide to do.
I was thinking about different naming(more accurate to what happened to the territories)... for example Breakaway Lands(or Breakaway Territories) for Shattered Lands.nolefan5311 wrote:I also don't see why they should be changed.GoranZ wrote:Also titles Shattered Land Bonus, Saved Land Bonus and Consolidated Land Bonus should be changed.
Shattered Lands = the lands that were no longer part of the Kingdom of Hungary after the Treaty
Saved Lands = the lands that remained a part of the Kingdom of Hungary after the Treaty
Consolidated Lands = just the wording for the bonus of reuniting a Saved Land and a Shattered Land.
The closest thing I can think of with a modern example to this is America. All are American but some use different terms like Latin American or African American. All of the people in the lands would of been subjects to the Kingdom but as you pointed out, within the lands lost, most people would of considered themselves more Slavic or Serb. So on this I concede the point and as you suggest, made it lands, not people.There were ~3 million people ethnic Hungarians + 7-8 million people non Hungarians in the territories that Kingdom of Hungary lost.
This is not quite accurate. Some of them where given away in the treaty, some where taken by force and some where given a vote on where they wanted to be. So breakaway implies removing itself without any help from outside. Sopron was given to Austria by the treaty but after a vote, it was given back to Hungary and is still part of it. The names of the bonuses will stay as is.I was thinking about different naming(more accurate to what happened to the territories)... for example Breakaway Lands(or Breakaway Territories) for Shattered Lands.

i'm glad we've found something that's sounds neat and is mutually acceptable.koontz1973 wrote:Unite the Kingdom of Hungary once again.
nolefan5311 wrote:I also don't see why they should be changed.GoranZ wrote:Also titles Shattered Land Bonus, Saved Land Bonus and Consolidated Land Bonus should be changed.
Shattered Lands = the lands that were no longer part of the Kingdom of Hungary after the Treaty
Saved Lands = the lands that remained a part of the Kingdom of Hungary after the Treaty
Consolidated Lands = just the wording for the bonus of reuniting a Saved Land and a Shattered Land.
nolefan has explained it very nicely. this is probably the only map on which we'll see the words shattered and saved used in this way. they resonate well in this case. in the legend key, change consolidated land bonus to the consolidated bonus which is used elsewhere.koontz1973 wrote:The names of the bonuses will stay as is.



OK, lets put this to bed once and for all. This is going to be a long post so everyone needs to have patience. Hippo, I have not explained it only as game play trumps his real version only and have not said I could not be bothered so I now feel as if you have done me a hardship.thehippo8 wrote:I've had a good read of all this and I can't help but feel that oneyed has been hard done by here. If I have this right, Koontz. you don't want to place Arva and Szepes where they are supposed to be bacause you like them where you put them and that's the end of that? Sorry, but I can't for the life of me see how your version is so much better and aethetic than oneyed's accurate version. The "I can't be bothered" response is unacceptable and you need to come back with something more legitimate than "no I don't want to"! Why don't you want to? And incidentally, shame on you Isaiah, Nolefan and Nobodies for missing the fundamental role of the Foundry. Sure, oneyed did no favours for himself in the way he has been posting but frankly what's he supposed to do when he is just being ignored (and then tag team bullied!). Nobodies says that no one else cares and that's why the discussion should end. Well, now someone else cares. Anyway, I'd like Koontz to please come back with a proper reason for not following oneyed's suggestion. Crikey, he even drew an example as to how it would worK!
Later to be contradicted by him when he posted this map. As you can see, in the first map that I posted, and I mentioned this when I posted the map that the names needed to be adjusted (now the correct names are on the map), the two parts where given to Poland, even though it was only the very tops of the regions. So this leads to the problems, do I have the two territs in question as Czech or Polish.the part of Trencsen and Arva which you have on map were never Polish.
You do yourself a disservice here hippo. At no time has Oneyed been ignored or tag teamed against. I have posted replies to all of his suggestions and the reason why they where rejected. Go find one where I have not.thehippo8 wrote:Sure, oneyed did no favours for himself in the way he has been posting but frankly what's he supposed to do when he is just being ignored (and then tag team bullied!).


