And a billion territories didn't make it go slow, and you had all the time in the world, what would you make a map of?

I'd make a map of the world with all the different administrative divisions and stuff like in this map:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ee/World_administrative_levels.png


So, what would you make?

Too small.

All the atoms in a human body.
7 octillion!

Big enough?

I would make a big big big big big big USA map. I'd start in my apartment. Maybe 8 territories for the bathroom. 20 or so for the living space. And every appliance in the kitchen area would be a bonus.

Then I would do the other 500 units in my complex and just sorta work out the map from there to the rest of the country.

Whoops, I named the title wrong. I meant territory limit. Moros, your map would take a month of actually playing.

emgzapper, that would be a fun map.

@bwog, no, I've calculated, if every turn takes 2 minutes, with 24 players, and they take 10 territories each turn it'll take 29166666666666666666666666667 turns, so with 1 turn each two minutes it will take 3.696.943.578.303.377.527.653 years, 4 days, 5 hours and two minutes...

Who wants to join?

In other words 246462905220225168.5102 times the approximate time since the beginning of the world. (15,000 years)

Sure, why not?

http://www.mdc-berlin.de/de/news/archive/2008/20080910-erwin-schr_dinger-preis_an_das_max-delbr_c/P__PMDT2008_WANKER_SCHR__DINGER_PREIS_PROTEIN_NETZWERK.jpg

"time since the beginning of the world. (15,000 years)"

Right.... apparently dinosaurs didn't exist...

Richard, devout christians that disbelieve in the possibility of evolution believe that the hand of god created the world some 4-5 digits of years ago.. instead of the m/billions of years ago that carbon dating has proven the world has actually existed..

carbon dating might be the wrong phrase.. they date the half-life of elements, but don't think it's carbon so it would be incorrect..

Could we not start an argument please? This isn't the right topic for it. (If you really want to, you can invite me to a game and use the chat...)

You could also expand on all the atoms of one human, and instead have the whole population of the world in atom territories. It would only take a couple billion times longer...

Yea, why don't we use the universe atom per atom? That's 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 atoms.

Or 1^80, or 100 100 quinvigintillion

Oops, typo, I meant just 100 quinvigintillion...

How about this one?
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b7/World98.svg

Haha, "devout" Christians think the world is only a few thousand years old, but for some reason also believe in the atom? Egad!

bwog, this map is freakily inconsistent, look at post-Yugoslavia countries.