Global Dominance
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@prastle All a matter of perspective.... whether it be that you feel every alpine unit the world over is and was the omnipotent fighting force of every nations fighting force... and whether that meant they also were trained in the tactical skills of dealing with every environment.... and had the necessary tools at their disposal in every last situation.... to be the best of the best always.... then I guess you'd be correct.
"A joyous heart sours with the burden of expectation"
Hepster -
I agree that a boot can symbolize "no land entrance" or "no step" for both foot and vehicles. Its a good choice for a symbol.
I also think that redrums more 2D boot would be an even better choice, as it is far more recognisable as a boot and is 2D like the plane.
You could actually also split this no entrance feature up in two, like a no foot and no vehicle territory feature. Then you could have mountains and palaces like Gibraltar free of vehicles? (then you would ofcours need a no wheels symbol
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@frostion There will only be one restriction. So there is no need for multiple icons.
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@hepps Actually they were and what your saying is they cant take off their snow suits
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@prastle Yup sewed right into them. Glad to see the graphic is all you can see.
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@hepps grumpy scotish bastard
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@prastle Persistent O.C.D. malcontent.
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@hepps hehe
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Another little view of a critical part for the defense of the South Pacific.
Can the Allies hold back the initial Japanese thrust? Can the United States muster its strength to reinforce the beleaguered Australian forces.... Will the Japanese pour more resources into fighting on the vast front in the South Pacific?
Only time will tell.
"A joyous heart sours with the burden of expectation"
Hepster -
@hepps Looks interesting. Care to share how shipping lanes are gonna work?
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Those shipping lanes are looking enticing, hehe. Looks great! Btw, New Britain is where I live.
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@General_Zod Eager to get your fleets cruising at full speed are we?
Want to know what anyone thinks of making the Island outlines slightly more subtle verses TWW. Take a look at this and tell me what you think...
This will only be an important (relatively) distinction for those who play TWW.
"A joyous heart sours with the burden of expectation"
Hepster -
@hepps Looks good to me. Given the water changes, it stands out enough. Not a strong preference for either, though might like this a bit better as it feels a little cleaner/simpler/subtler.
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@redrum Right. That's what I was going for.
But I shaved this morning... so no stubble here.
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Yes I agree this is easier on the eyes, looks like a nice relaxing island getaway now.
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@general_zod So your troop ships will want to make a stop for some island fun.
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Hehe, but of course.
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Working on the economic overview.... but never to busy to bring a little more of the map to light.
It is apparent that while San Diego is relatively protected.... the U.S. is going to have a lot of work to do to develop a naval presence in order to begin an offensive war in the Pacific!
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@hepps Looks good. So you are making all neutrals each have a unique color instead of all the same? I guess that is necessary since you are having more diplomacy in GD vs TWW?
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@redrum Correct.
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