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i think this would solve all the problems with people complaining.original map
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Well, I little less efficient/flexible than having radio buttons, or something similar, but whatever. For example, lets say there were 4 versions of a map. With your method, there would be 4 sets of links. With what I would suggest, you would always have 2 set of links, just possibly more links in the "map version" set.DiM wrote:i have already suggested that all revamps should be presented as optional.
simply put 2 more links in the upper right like this:
i think this would solve all the problems with people complaining.original map
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That is not the same suggestion. That suggestion was basically saying add the new map to the list of choices on the "Map page (or whatever you call it)."lackattack wrote:Already suggested and rejected in this topic:
http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=32255

Isn't it obvious that people have differing opinions of which version of a map is better? Some people have stated that they like a map that looks like a gameboard. Others like a map that looks like a satellite image.lackattack wrote:The way I see it, a revamped map should be superior to the original and should replace the original. Otherwise we shouldn't revamp it. I don't like unnecessary options.
Very well stated. It seems that when most people think about it, they conclude that this would be a good enhancement to the system.Piestar wrote:I wouldn't be surprised to find some people wanting a clean, neat graphic-free version of each map. Mind you, I enjoy the art-work, especially on Age of Merchants, but when game-play is your focus, the amenities can seem to get in the way.
Not everyone has time to read the messages in the Foundry. Period. But what does that have to do with the idea that is evolving? Every map could have a graphically intense version and a board game version.Coleman wrote:I would let the Canada map be a lesson to people that stay out of the Foundry and let other people decide maps for them, assuming you don't like it.
I'm not sure what people expect to achieve here. Everyone but lack would probably have to like the old Canada map better (something I consider to be a sign of insanity) for him to consider allowing it to be playable.
freezie wrote:It's not such a ''Useless'' option.
It narrows down to the same thing, but it's all about personal preferences.
If it's simple to program, that is. Would give people a choice, instead of having the revamp forced on them.
amazzony wrote:I actually like the idea. And I don't see a reason why the revamped should be superior.
For me it's like... lets say that I think that Mona Lisa would look better with eyebrows. I'll just take a copy of Mona Lisa, paint her eyebrows and for some wicked reason they decide that M.L. with brows is better so they take Da Vinci's painting, put it to archive and put mine to Louvre
These guys all make valid points. It comes down to personal preference when deciding what map people like if given a choice. So why is there resistance to the idea of this being a useful feature?Piestar wrote:I wouldn't be surprised to find some people wanting a clean, neat graphic-free version of each map. Mind you, I enjoy the art-work, especially on Age of Merchants, but when game-play is your focus, the amenities can seem to get in the way.
I recently played another game on the New Canada Map. The gameplay has suffered because of the intricate graphics. I don't expect my opinion will ever change..it isn't just a first impression...insomniacdude wrote:Again, I have to say that if there is demand for a feature or option, it's easy to code, it doesn't clutter up the game pages, and it has no adverse affects on players or gameplay, then there is really no good reason not to include it. I personally love the new Canada map, and for all of the maps that we've revamped, I prefer the revamps. I'll be damned before I say that that's a fact though.
Because it isn't as easy to read...so it isn't as clear who has what and who is strong where, etc..insomniacdude wrote:Really? How so?TheProwler wrote:I recently played another game on the New Canada Map. The gameplay has suffered because of the intricate graphics.