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¡Saludos!
I have no reason to say no, but I would like to have some precisions about it
I just saw it and a feeling told me that i should use this for frp games :D
@Colder Weather, no, the map isn't circular, there is no wolrd wrap
One thing to improve. I played this map on multiplayer and the spread of luxury and strategic resources was very unbalanced. While I had to settle miles away from my capital, a friend of mine could spawn five cities around his and still keep his empire happy. Perhaps you could create a second map with manually placed luxuries along side the original one.
I played as the Dutch and started on the "H" in the marshy jungly part where there were lots of canal and strategic city placement opportunities, and as I explored more and ventured beyond my starting zone it really did take my breath away.
From having a Frigate armada storm through the southwestern channel to burn the Swedes to the ground, a giant horseman duel in the deserts of the south-western continent to take control of north German lands or the guerilla warfare raing in the mountains of the east against English tanks and artillery barrages, this map is truly amazing and provides the best of Earth into a fictional map.
Could not recommend this enough 10/10.
It can be tricky traversing the immense amount of land available on this map. If you forget to factor in movement penalties from the rough terrain tiles, you're going to be spending 100s of turns going from one side to the other. Airports are a must!
All parts of it have a character unique to themselves, which makes it fun exploring and settling new regions. I started off in the bottom left corner (Great plains'esque area), and growing out diagonally towards the top right corner had me encountering every type of terrain and challenge CIV 5 has to offer. AWESOME MAP DUDE!
@ThatGuy, thank you :) but you know, you can write in english for example, I understand it too