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thanks. I´m glad that you like itpamoa wrote:you have a very good looking map nice job
in Slovak Republic (SR) without highway will be only one way how go from VSK or towns in VSK (Poprad, Košice, Prešov) to the west (SSK). the highway makes another connection to the west.pamoa wrote: but I don't see the utility of the highway
apart between Benesov and Brno
it only connect town in bordering kraj which already are connected
or it is the only connection to capitals then it should be said so
I think it is clear enough - the coloured region is Kraj, you can attack from any townto another town inside or region inside. from region you can attack any town inside Kraj or adjacent region. but I am open to every helppamoa wrote: any way your connection system is very unclear
and players without BOB may have big surprise
look above what highway contributes...Dukasaur wrote:I haven't liked the highway since the beginning. It really interferes with the clean looks of the map without really contributing anything.
oh, come on Dušan. CSFR is era more as 3 years after anticommunist revolution, more as 3 years of democracy, more as 3 years of import new cars from "western europe". this was era when cars become more important and also traveling by highway.Dukasaur wrote: Besides, it's historically inaccurate. In the CSFR (Communist-era Czechoslovakia) everybody travelled by train; the roads were very much secondary to the rail system.
just look at Wikipedia (for example) and you can see how much of today highway was builded to the year 1989 (or 1993) - most of them, only in the last 10 years was completed some new road spaces...Dukasaur wrote: Emphasizing the road really ruins the historical feel of the map.
This is what I was talking about... (adding kraj army circles/spots) may not be a bad idea to throw mock army numbers in there so we can see the connections.pamoa wrote:I didn't understood that regions SSK, VSK, ... were part of the game
in your legend you may add something like
_ _ K kraj are adjacent to each other even across Czech-Slovak border



kraj and region is not the same. region is territory on the map (as town), but kraj is name for bonus. kraj is made by region and towns inside region. therefore only towns and regions need symbol.Jippd wrote:I'm not sure if the line above region or the line above Kraj would better show that Kraj has a line over it.
Maybe put it over kraj and also do it over the kraj in the bottom right corner.

Ah yes you are right brain fartOneyed wrote:kraj and region is not the same. region is territory on the map (as town), but kraj is name for bonus. kraj is made by region and towns inside region. therefore only towns and regions need symbol.Jippd wrote:I'm not sure if the line above region or the line above Kraj would better show that Kraj has a line over it.
Maybe put it over kraj and also do it over the kraj in the bottom right corner.
Oneyed
thanks.koontz1973 wrote: Good luck. koontz.

I need a little more space here. one row less would be great.koontz1973 wrote:Why does the text need reducing?
I know about this. at the first I need solve text problem.koontz1973 wrote: 2 small things.
Bottom right, the line you have going around the map is missing there. Needs to go on.
Add the Y to Hungary.

sorry, I do not understand. could you explain this more?isaiah40 wrote:Subdue the background to where it is just barely visible. This will help bring the map out more since that is where the focus should be.
but in the boxes will be numbers. so why anybody may find numbers anywhere else?isaiah40 wrote: Instead of having the region box on top off the region name, place the region name inside of the box. Right now someone may think that there is supposed to be troop numbers inside of them.
thanks.isaiah40 wrote: That's all I have for now, you have done a good job an this so far Oneyed, so keep up the good work!
I think what he means is make the gameboard the central focus, make it sharp and stand out, and then make the background softer or not quite as strong visually as the gameboard is.Oneyed wrote:sorry, I do not understand. could you explain this more?isaiah40 wrote:Subdue the background to where it is just barely visible. This will help bring the map out more since that is where the focus should be.
