First Map Maker to draw the Amazons.

This is Autism:

Special Snowflake: The Thread.

Sorry Paolo already did that in his Mesoamerica map. LOL

Wr1tt3n by Mr_Own_U, 05.01.2014 at 21:29

Sorry Paolo already did that in his Mesoamerica map. LOL

Paolo's map is not only autistic, but he doesn't cover amazons, all I can see is Peru and Colombia.

If, then use the adequate political division of Brasil.
Great work!

Nice job

Looks good tunder now you need to redo your north americas XD

And your avatar; looks a little bit stretchy.

This looks pretty cool

Wr1tt3n by VRIL, 07.01.2014 at 13:16

This looks pretty cool

Lots of things he does are cool, he just covers them in a cloud of hubris and stupidity.

Good job, as a HUEHUEHUE BRBR I appreciate this thread.

Wr1tt3n by Columna Durruti, 05.01.2014 at 21:49

If, then use the adequate political division of Brasil.
Great work!

Feel free to use MEGABrazil for that. I cba.
http://atwar-game.com/map/?id=453

Anyways, I'm sure armies can cross rivers, not sure why they shouldn't stop armies from crossing bridges or the portable military bridges. :metal:

You know what is the problem with this?
That map scale is too small to include rivers properly in the game, at least not at the same level that you tried to, and also it feels that perhaps it needs more port cities to make a better use of the river.

Wr1tt3n by raetahcodeupon, 11.01.2014 at 06:00

You know what is the problem with this?
That map scale is too small to include rivers properly in the game, at least not at the same level that you tried to, and also it feels that perhaps it needs more port cities to make a better use of the river.

Aircraft carriers in a river!

I don't think so.

Small rivers to me are pointless, they aren't even strategic, since they can be crossed easily. Arguably the only benefit is that they can be used to transport units. That is why in my maps I make rivers large enough so they cannot be crossed unless by ship or via a bridge/city. This allows for naval combat on the river and fight for those chokepoints

When I first started my maps I included small rivers that werent the most important or large but used them to connect cities. I like how Tunder is doing this here it might be overkill but it serves the purpose of naval transportation and how it is much faster than walking.