
Map Name: Miami
Mapmaker(s): isaiah40 & nolefan5311
Number of Territories: 36?
Special Features: Classic
What Makes This Map Worthy of Being Made: Well because this is a Googlish style map and Miami rocks!!
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Moderator: Cartographers






Planning a little something more, and the impassables - once I get them to my liking - roads. At least I have where they are going for now.koontz1973 wrote:Miami Vice, all that pink and tight T-shirts. Adding a little art deco to round it all of and you might have something worth playing.
What are the impassables going to be?
Thank you!! Name changed as suggested as it is Broward County.doublediamond wrote:great work, guys. this map called my attention because i am from miami. i'm not sure i get what the "greater miami" bonus name refers to, though. better to call that bonus Broward? It seems you have drawn the line to be the county line?

But I am not getting this from the map itself. Are you planning to give it more flavour in style or even putting symbols on the map like Copenhagen? Something that says 80s Miami.Put on your parachute pants, hop in your Yugo, and crank up Gloria Estefan, because we're going to Miami!



Well in the 80's people wore those silly things called parachute pants, some even drove those $3000 brand new cars called Yugo's, and Gloria Estefan is from Miami.koontz1973 wrote:isaiah, know this was just a small one as you are busy elsewhere but here is what I am thinking. You opening line in the thread and the map states...But I am not getting this from the map itself. Are you planning to give it more flavour in style or even putting symbols on the map like Copenhagen? Something that says 80s Miami.Put on your parachute pants, hop in your Yugo, and crank up Gloria Estefan, because we're going to Miami!
Does this say 80s Miami? What does a Yugo have to do with Miami?
I tried to do the borders along the streets of Miami, though I took some creative liberties and either expanded or reduced the areas. For the most part, these regions are actual cities in and around the Miami/Greater Miami area.Gillipig wrote:What's with all the straight lines? Looks a bit like how the british and french divided up Africa.
I've never liked straight border lines. Looks so artificial. Harder to envision it as a real map.isaiah40 wrote:I tried to do the borders along the streets of Miami, though I took some creative liberties and either expanded or reduced the areas. For the most part, these regions are actual cities in and around the Miami/Greater Miami area.Gillipig wrote:What's with all the straight lines? Looks a bit like how the british and french divided up Africa.
If they are based off streets though, that means they are pretty artificial.Gillipig wrote:I've never liked straight border lines. Looks so artificial. Harder to envision it as a real map.isaiah40 wrote:I tried to do the borders along the streets of Miami, though I took some creative liberties and either expanded or reduced the areas. For the most part, these regions are actual cities in and around the Miami/Greater Miami area.Gillipig wrote:What's with all the straight lines? Looks a bit like how the british and french divided up Africa.

I still don't like how it looks estetically on maps. Even when it follows actual real life borders.AndyDufresne wrote:If they are based off streets though, that means they are pretty artificial.Gillipig wrote:I've never liked straight border lines. Looks so artificial. Harder to envision it as a real map.isaiah40 wrote:I tried to do the borders along the streets of Miami, though I took some creative liberties and either expanded or reduced the areas. For the most part, these regions are actual cities in and around the Miami/Greater Miami area.Gillipig wrote:What's with all the straight lines? Looks a bit like how the british and french divided up Africa.
--Andy


Since the mapmakers are going for an 80's theme, any orange and green should be Univ of Miami, as the Hurricanes were huge during this time period. nolefan may not like it, though!koontz1973 wrote:I notice the Miami flag has orange and green on it, would these colours find them selves on the map at some point?