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edbeard wrote:I don't think some of your instructions are necessary.
I'd remove everything from Dead Zone: no bonus down
I agree, and this would allow you to space out the other directions so they will be more readable! Stating "hold . . . " is also redundant.
Possibly you could have these directions:
Left column
Panhandle 5 down to East Texas 3
Right column
Mexican Army 3
Indian Territory 3
Star 1
Three Cattle 3
Three Wheels 3
Dead Zone No Bonus
Finally, what exactly does "Dead Zone: No Bonus" mean? My first impression is that it means you don't get any bonuses at all if you hold that territory. If this is the case you might want to say "Negates all bonuses" instead of "No Bonus".
Hope this helps.
Best,
LMR[/u]
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snapdoodle wrote:If he removes the attack from cannon to cannon line he will need to add a connector from c2 to c3. Unless that line is wrong anyway. In which case it definately needs removing.
C2 has an arrow and a bridge that go to the same territory. Possibly the bridge should be removed and converted into a connector line to C3. However, the C2 bridge is the only way to get to the cannons from West Texas.
Time for an executive decision!!
LMR
snapdoodle wrote:If he removes the attack from cannon to cannon line he will need to add a connector from c2 to c3. Unless that line is wrong anyway. In which case it definately needs removing.
I just wanted to make sure that it's understood that you can not attack from the way you came in. I guest I could make more arrows to cannons. Maybe we need to see what Gimil will say. I do agree to a point.
Thank guys for your contiuned support. I need it.
You need to label the Mexican army on the map. Also, you need to reference "impassables" in the key. i.e. trees, barbed wire, water, etc. Finally, the cattle are really Longhorns; so call them what they are. Other than those things, the map is great I can't wait to play it. You're getting my seal of approval and I'm a die hard native Texan!
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Kaplowitz wrote:why dont you just do it for him gimil? You're a mod.
Because if I do it for one I have to do it for all. It was alright when I was starting up the tagging but now im encouraging everyone to self moerate the little things.
What do you know about map making, bitch?
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natty_dread wrote:I was wrong
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The only thing I dislike about this map is the bridges look like spools of thread and the attack lines from the Indian territories should go all the way to the place where they can attack.
The one leading from Ft. Davis to C2 should end closer to the cannon.
Otherwise, a good looking map which should be a lot of fun to play!
The one leading from Ft. Davis to C2 should end closer to the cannon.
Otherwise, a good looking map which should be a lot of fun to play!
Elijah S wrote:The only thing I dislike about this map is the bridges look like spools of thread and the attack lines from the Indian territories should go all the way to the place where they can attack.
The one leading from Ft. Davis to C2 should end closer to the cannon.
Otherwise, a good looking map which should be a lot of fun to play!
Thanks for look out for problem areas. I will work on it.
Great job updating the legend. It's much more parsimonious and understandable.
I agree with Elijah that the bridges do look like thread spools, but they are obviously bridges. However, I believe the attack lines in Indian Territory are fine.
I think the presentation of the attack routes to, from, and between the cannons still needs some discussion. It currently appears that they can only attack inward and to the left and right. The lines should be adjusted if it is meant for all the cannons to be able to attack each other. Also, the line AND arrow from C2 go to Fort Davis. This is redundant. One could be removed to allow room for the line that is needed between C2 and C3.
I agree with Elijah that the bridges do look like thread spools, but they are obviously bridges. However, I believe the attack lines in Indian Territory are fine.
I think the presentation of the attack routes to, from, and between the cannons still needs some discussion. It currently appears that they can only attack inward and to the left and right. The lines should be adjusted if it is meant for all the cannons to be able to attack each other. Also, the line AND arrow from C2 go to Fort Davis. This is redundant. One could be removed to allow room for the line that is needed between C2 and C3.
laci_mae wrote:Great job updating the legend. It's much more parsimonious and understandable.
I agree with Elijah that the bridges do look like thread spools, but they are obviously bridges. However, I believe the attack lines in Indian Territory are fine.
I think the presentation of the attack routes to, from, and between the cannons still needs some discussion. It currently appears that they can only attack inward and to the left and right. The lines should be adjusted if it is meant for all the cannons to be able to attack each other. Also, the line AND arrow from C2 go to Fort Davis. This is redundant. One could be removed to allow room for the line that is needed between C2 and C3.
Yes I know that there is no line to C2 to C3. I took a part from Pearl Harber where planes are divided in to sections not all are connected. But if you think It needs it I will put it in.
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