Seville -> Sevilla

Or are you insisting on these Englishised names this time? Then it would be Catherine II of Russia.

Also, Portugal had Timor (all of it) all the way to Flores (all of it).

Yeah, I thought I'd try and make this map in English.

Martinigue -> Martinique

this map is realistic but hati which was the most valuable colony in the world should be worth more

Good work yet again. I would wish to test. :)

Well, I've read the posts. Consider lowering the Spanish income in the future (I assume you will add the rest of the Americas) because they also had a lot of colonies at the time very valuables (even more then some of their lands at Europe). Maybe you should add the northern Africa to the european cenario, because of the Ottoman Empire that could create another major power in Europe (there's also the hole egyptian campaign that happened, having some direct links between european islands to reach it would be great).

Also, there's another change you could do, put more provinces on the european map. I know that it would mean a lot of work, but it would fix the high income per province issue. If you triple/quadruple the ammount of provinces, you can also make a better division of the income per province and also add a more combat and defensiveness on europe. There is only one province between Paris and London for example, it makes the combat very static with not a lot of land protection between the capitals. Imagine the French player stockpiles for 2 turns and then moves the army to Calais? He can then declare and take the most valuable British provinces before a defense is up.

Anyway, great work dude! Keep working and it will be awesome. Put me on the test game as soon as this is ready.

TeamGuns, I don't see how I can really make the European map bigger, because the Inkscape file is already using the maximum dimensions.

victortg, I can raise it by 1, but I've set a cap on European colonies at 9

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I'd love to help testing. Sounds like a good map =)

I would love to test!

This map looks great, I would like to be a tester.

I agree with TeamGuns, if your not going to reduce bonus values, at least add more territories or specific city territories (like https://www.warlight.net/Map/13104-Song-Westeros-Free-Cities). Also, I would like to test once the map is done.

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The idea is that every territory is a city territory, and that they have a certain GDP which they individually produce each turn. That's why local deployment is important on this map.

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Is Canberra (Australia) even meant to be there? The city itself wasn't built until 1913, and the location was picked for the Capital after the Federation of Australia was fully introduced in 1901. So was it a territory all the way back in 1789?? (I'm Australian, but I'm not an expert on this)

EDIT: Looked it up, couldn't find anything saying it existed before 1900's

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Don't forget - Spain was the most powerful country at the time.

(NOT BRITAIN)

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Hitler: Do you have an alternative name for it?

Жұқтыру: Well that's debatable. It fell very far behind between the 1640s and 1710s. I know it started to recover after the Bourbon reforms took effect from 1715, but had it really come so far forward to have overtaken Britain? I mean, the British East India company alone was richer than most nations by this point thanks to the takeover of Bengal, The Royal Navy was the most prestigious in the World, and the Industrial Revolution was well on the way in Britain, but had come almost nowhere in Spain.

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I'll argue about that later, I don't have much time to talk today, but also, did you see my comment about Portuguese Timor (and Flores?)

Oh yeah, thanks. I saw it but I think I forgot to change it. I'll change it now.

As a small change, you should change the Scottish territory labelled "Glasgow" to "Perth". That is not the region Glasgow is in. (This is just me nit-picking, but overall so far, great job!)

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I would like to help.