Not wholly true - Italy, Germany, Hungary and Poland were the Fascist four.

Edited 5/15/2015 17:18:38

Four? You wrote five countries. Explain yourself!

Oh, whoops, miscounted. I guess I thought I was looking for the fifth one when I thought I was looking for the fourth one.

Not an excuse! I will be confiscating 3 of your levels :P

The Third Reich was "ally" of Hungary as they had let the hungarians to take some lost territory from WW1 but the price was WW2 against Soviet Union and Unites States. The US made just some air raids against Hungary but when the soviets defeated the hungarian army at the Don river the nazis invaded its "ally" to execute the endlösung before the soviets arrived and made another invasion. Both WW was mad thing as hell.

Edited 5/16/2015 23:15:35

Two small suggestions:

You currently have the bonus circle for "Ostmark" right on the border between Willach and Leidnitz, making it looks like it might be one territory instead of two.

Spelling might well have changed in the last 70-75 years, so I'm not sure whether these are old spellings or typo's:
Willach (Austria) -> Villach
Pola (Croatia) -> Pula

Thanks for the suggestions RvW.

Willach is indeed a typo and I'll change it to reflect proper spelling.
Pola is the Italian spelling on the region. Since the Italians held the region right after WW1 (Treaty of Rapallo) I believe using the Italian spelling is more justified.

As for bonuses. I really haven't decided on how I want to implement bonuses yet. If you do have any suggestions on how I can make super-bonuses more pronounced/visible I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Good point, using the Italian name makes sense in that case (my bad, hadn't even considered that possibility).

It wasn't a comment on the bonus itself, I meant the bonus symbol is placed in an unfortunate location; if you slightly move it, the border between those two territories becomes visible, making it clear they are two territories (instead of a single, oddly-shaped one).

Wait, so are you not going to use the German names for everything? I thought that was a pretty nice feel, but in that case, Sewastopol -> Sevastopol and much more.

German for everything is unlikely due to not having enough documentation to do so, but the vast majority will be in German.

Not having enough documentation to do so? Just look up the original town's name on de.wikipedia.org

Or ask the community, there are many Germans amongst us.

about the italian city of Pola.If you had changed the name into Pula, well, all romanians will laugh ( pula is an obscene word for penis in romanian language)

@Kona:
That is indeed the reason why I know the name of a random Croatian city. However, I give you my word the reason for asking about it is simply for the sake of correctness.

On a related note... in Brazilian Portuguese, "pula" means "jump!"; for a Brazilian there's absolutely nothing wrong with https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BEsP2X1JD8 (Romanians tend to consider it hilarious though).

a portughese song with the same name was popular (in a bad way ) in Romania

you put present-day flag of terror-russia for Slovakia, please change that

https://goo.gl/1IbDq3

The Slovakian flag was exactly that after Czechoslovakia fell.

I could use this: https://flagspot.net/images/s/sk%5E39.gif

Which is their battle flag.

Edited 6/28/2015 14:46:33

An itsy-bitsy complaint for the Albanian Protectorate of Albania. Whay you've marked as Tirana is called Durres, Lezhe is actually Tirana, and Prizren is only in the far north of what you've marked as Prizren. I believe it would be better to call it Diber, because they take up much more territory.

May I test?

Sure I'll add you to the list.

Completely finished Croatia. Having never done another map before I am unsure if the bonuses are properly color coded. Meaning, are they easily enough distinguishable from one another?

Also, I decided for the mega-bonus (full country bonus) to do - total territories / 4. Is this about right for these massive bonuses?

Edited 7/2/2015 15:53:54