I think it looks really good.

Also, can't wait to play it!

Any ideas people? How are the boundaries?

oaktown wrote:

Levon II wrote:Includes 21 countries, 11 bonus regions

That's a bad idea. Whoever goes first wins, because he'll start with two or three bonuses and knock out everybody else's bonuses.

Yeah, I'm most likely not going to make an Armenian map. I'm going for the Caucasus map instead

How's this for an early, ugly map of the Caucasus?

It looks great. I like the addition of bridges.

Ruben Cassar wrote:Okay I am sure that could work. I just felt for a while that a country so much rich in history and culture like Armenia deserved to have a map for itself but I guess I am being a bit romantic...

Valentine's Day?

Why not focus on an Armenian map but divide it in more territories? You could have 36 territories for example.

Including the Nagorno-Karabakh region with Armenia could be an idea to add more territories.

Well, with the Caucasia map I'm thinking of, it would include Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh ...

Ok, I'm thinking I may be able to make a map of the Caucasia region but probably not Turkey because that would include too many individual regions for me to deal with. Now I'm just trying to figure out how to compress the 30+ districts within Azerbaijan onto a map without losing accuracy or anything ...

DIRESTRAITS wrote:Right now its too small. I would suggest making a map of the whole Turkey/Caucuses area

Interesting idea. I'll do some research and see if I can find enough data and maps to be able to do Turkey + the three caucasus countries (Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan).

Armenia:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v416/legolas167/ConquerClub_beta.jpg

Includes 21 countries, 11 bonus regions

I hope to make Yerevan a city as well as a bonus region which will provide with the largest number of armies. Partly because of the difficulty of maintaining ...

This map needs to be completely redesigned not revamped in my opinion.

There are too many mistakes in the countries' names and in their grouping as continents.

Also many of them are not part of the Middle East at all! Georgia and Armenia are also Caucasian states if I am not wrong and why are ...

The Middle East map is indeed inaccurate on many levels. Being an Armenian, I can tell you that the region labeled as "Armenia" is incorrect. Also Azerbaijan is misplaced. Both countries would be part of Caucasia in that map. Why Georgia and Armenia are part of Turkey is also confusing. Instead of ...