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Yeap, it's not a very quick experience, but I still feel bad a bit for those folks who still waiting for a clearer, more adjusted version 2 with interactive notes for quite some time
(I haven't forgotten, honestly, and when I have free time I continue to work on the of zoom-layers designations T///T)
Its main description is in the link to the full collection of maps in this family at the very beginning of the description above - it was quite large, and I didn't want to add it to the page of EVERY variation of this map, but placed it in the collection itself.
True, I can answer with a REALLY big delay, because real life does not leave me a single chance to take a breath right now
I mentioned this on my topo collection main page earlier, but I'll remind you that I can still render the map in its original 17Kpx resolution with any overlays, so that artists like you don't have to mess around with the compressed 8Kpx DDS version.
Message me here or on the Second Life of Kenshi Discord if you want that version.