Zxctycxz made this map a while ago, but it was rejected for small territory sizes. I'm now wondering if it would be possible to save it (and its 2000 territories) in some way? Its not just a matter of merging a few territories, as so many of them are a tad too small. http://warlight.net/Map?ID=13576

Edited 12/6/2014 22:07:11

I'd rather just start from scratch and remake it.

Save World War I!

Or, if you are really going to (re)make something, make this in World War II. We already have two good maps of World War I, and one generally good, but not for diplomacy map of World War II.

Interesting. You know, I could actually do both. The thing is, outside Europe, nothing much changed between 1914 and 1939 (it was mainly just the former land of the Ottomans and Germans in 1919) so I could make two variants of the same map.

You could just delete everything outside europe, enlarge, and make it WW2 :P

But think about how much I've improved since then. Look at this old 1914 one, and then look at A Tale of FOur Cities, currently the best map in Warlight. I think making two new ones would be better.

I'm going to start creating many new diplomacies with this please don't delete.

zxc, don't overglorify your map. It hasn't been a fortnight yet, and we should wait 2 months before we get an accurate rating on your map (which in my opinion, could be easily improved, but is good).

All the maps you build so big? And you really going to delete map so many so? Must have taken you months to build it

Yh, it took him months, and he did it in the middle of loads of exams (i used to go the same school as him so i know :P)

Жұқтыру, he also does this colonial history thing on youtube, which he is busy doing at the moment, so he might not edit the crusades map for a bit.

I understand, but he should at least reply that he'll get to it

Yeah, the Crusades map has sunk down a bit now. Anyway, Elroi, I'm not deleting anything, but the old 1914 one can't be published without severe corrections. It would be quicker to make a new one, not to mention that the new one would be a lot better than the old one.