New Map: Neopangea. Version Wrap-around online.

[Tnahcem]

What earth will look like in 200 million years...

I can poorly explain (thanks to my english) the background of this new map.
Let's say it's a big 360 provinces map (80 seas), based on the continental drift (plus consequences of humanity's activity).

A second version, wrap-around, is also incoming.

It's downloadable here: Neopangea

Only 7Mo zipped.

Hope you'll enjoy it! I really tried to make it the more playable and nice looking that i could.

[Tnahcem]

A new version of the .map file, with some corrections, is downloadable.

[Tnahcem]

Hop!!
Here is a really little part of the map:

[Chazar]

Hi! You asked for some feedback, so here is some: The graphical sample you show posted here is really gorgeous! Very Nice! However, I cannot imagine myself playing on a huge map like this, since I already need 2 hours for a turn on maps a quarter of that size...

So do you plan to release smaller sized fragments of your map?

[Tnahcem]

You're right, of course, and the "small" version is incoming...
Maybe half the original size.

Thanks for the answer!

[Etaoin Shrdlu]

Couple of little things:
1. No Pacific wrap-around? (unless to add it would force the inter-polar wrap which wouldn't be good)
2. If some provinces have set names, they all should. If I had that kind of creativity I'd go into the editor and come up with names for those nondescript provinces myself...
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Those provinces that do have set names actually have well picked ones, which makes the random-named ones all the more disappointing. For instance, in Europe there's Ibri (Iberia), Sude (Sweden), Fine (Finland), Polemagne (Greater Poland-- nice pick!) but the province for France/Germany in the test match I started came out Silbermark, one of the random name series. Oops.
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