This is my entry for the 8th Telephone Map Game. Not really my best work but I'm still pleased with it. It's basically a scenario pack for an alternative version of Civilization.
Yeah I think that might make sense, thanks.Have you thought about working in Qbam if your current series are these smaller nations ? You might find it more rewarding to let you get the detail in
Sorry for the confusion - I do a few different projects and this most recent series isn't the same as the David Bowie thing. The recent series is based on the idea of places with matching names (i.e Ireland and New Ireland, or Scotland and Nova Scotia) being ISOTed to virgin Earths. . .I've been seeing your cards for months but I don't understand what your the POD. Could you share it with us?
Why is Antarctica looking like it’s overlaid on its self?View attachment 638889
Prime AD 1 Alternate Earth with alternate Antarctica and several islands and bodies of water altered. With a history of civilization similar to OTL's Earth.
First Civilizations of history from 3000 BCE - 1 BCE All the major civilizations of Earth's ancient history from 3000 BCE - 1 BCE their core territories all posted to one map. All Civilizations coexisting contemporarily as of the year 1 AD. Have an idea for a timeline of how history would have happened but haven't worked on it. Also might make a key to identify the nations. And maybe a series of maps showing how this Earth's history would progress from its current point.
I didn't get what the megaproject in question is, did they dam the Bosporus? Great scenario BTW, it's a relly creative idea!Cross posting from Telephone Map Game 8
*Corporate colonial state of a Indo-European Yellow River civilization build a megaproject that backfires and wrecks the ecology of the planet for decades to come
This is awesome. I've fallen in love with these two.Alealamia
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'To protect their bodies from the great Demon Ar, their bodies shall be YOTE!'They catapult them into the sun.
Care to enlighten us as to how?I just discovered that you could reverse the colors/make the colors negative in MS Paint at the push of a button.
Care to enlighten us as to how?
I have learned something new today.1. Choosing the selection tool (the one used for copying parts of an image to later paste etc, looks like a dotted box).
2. Right clicking anywhere on the image.
3. Should be at the bottom of the choices that come up.
(while looking at it now I see there is also options for selecting the entire image and for rotating the entire image, also the possibility of rotating selected parts of the image rather than image in its entirety)
Example, a map I am currently working on a legend for:
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I've known this technique for years (which is also valid on Paint). If I had known I would have shared it sooner.1. Choosing the selection tool (the one used for copying parts of an image to later paste etc, looks like a dotted box).
2. Right clicking anywhere on the image.
3. Should be at the bottom of the choices that come up.
(while looking at it now I see there is also options for selecting the entire image and for rotating the entire image, also the possibility of rotating selected parts of the image rather than image in its entirety)
Example, a map I am currently working on a legend for:
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Oh shit, that's cool!1. Choosing the selection tool (the one used for copying parts of an image to later paste etc, looks like a dotted box).
2. Right clicking anywhere on the image.
3. Should be at the bottom of the choices that come up.
(while looking at it now I see there is also options for selecting the entire image and for rotating the entire image, also the possibility of rotating selected parts of the image rather than image in its entirety)
Example, a map I am currently working on a legend for:
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Seeing the Nile as a border gives me a sense of unease that no map has ever given before.Finished the legend for my River-border thing.
I have some ideas on histories of some nations and some names for some of the subdivisions. Will later perhaps add more information.
It is a very monarchist world. The Cossacks, (North) Russia, Romania, Holland, Arabia and various Chinese states are the only republics. However the Cossacks and the Russian Republic are actually elective monarchies and Chinese states are basically all very authoritarian and military dominated (oh, and Swabia is a confederation of 3 monarchies with the 3 rulers as joint head of state of the League with possibility of electing one among their number as King in times of crisis, Roman Dictator style). Monarchs in the majority of the monarchies have significant amounts of power but are mostly constitutional rather than absolute.
Seeing the Nile as a border gives me a sense of unease that no map has ever given before.