I'm not sure how I feel about white as the background color. I do know how I feel about using squares for stations... that is to say I don't like them.
I kind of have a thought for how you might be able to do the background color in the playable area's. What if it resembled the actual geography? That is to say a slow gradient from white in the north to various greens and browns in the south. Just a thought, it could be cool.
Hi, my name is the Bison King, and I am COMPLETELY aware of DaFont!
Think you can break Korea up into at least 2 spaces plus a RR station?
And I kind of feel like there should be some unison between the Russian Territories compared with the other states. Even making them all shades of the same color.
Thanks IH. About Korea, we'll have to see if there's enough room. I think I'll have to cut down the territories a bit, there's some places I'm not sure if they work on the small map...
About the colours, I just picked some colours at random, I think they can be tweaked properly in graphics.
"Hold both termini and any 6 Transsib stations for one round to win" Why not just hold all of them? It's only one more. Wouldn't that be more consistent with the Orient?
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As for your question, I don't want the objective to be too hard. I want the objective to be a viable way to win the game, not something that only gets used rarely.
However, once OE has been in beta for a while we'll see how the objective works in practice, so we'll know if there should be less or more stations in the objective.
Ok... so I've been wondering: should I pursue historical accuracy at the cost of good gameplay, or the other way around?
Because the BAM (Baikal-amur mainline) which in this map goes from Krasnoyarsk to Sovgavan wasn't built until soviet times. Also, as was pointed out earlier in the thread, the trans-mongolian rail wasn't built until the 60:s or so.
So does it bother anyone that railways that didn't exist yet at the time are on the map?
It kind of bothers me... but not really. I guess you could take the approach of the history of the transiberian RR. You could do something like a planned railway scheme.
Didn't the original Transsiberian RR go straight through Manchuria, as opposed to around it? So the Transsiberian Station should be at Harbin, not tynda and birobijan