Not a bad idea. I don’t play much Anniversary Edition but this makes me want to bust it out.
AA50 on Steroids!
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@bigwatcher said in AA50 on Steroids!:
inspired by Lt.Dan’s BBR Global40 map.
I think it would be good if you give a link to that, so one can compare.
Anyway, I think a foremost issue in how hard is to make sense of Asian Russia is the drawing of the Urals. I don’t know if you decided to draw the Ural mountains there yourself or that comes from this other map you have referenced.
Assuming you did it, I guess that you got this “Urals” territory from Axis&Allies Europe/Global and so decided actually to show the Ural mountains themselves on the map, drawing them along the eastern border of the territory. I think that, instead, if wanting to draw the Ural mountains (which is really not necessary), you should have drawn them on the western (not eastern) border of the “Urals” territory (so, having the Ural mountains between the current “Nenetsia” and the current “Urals”).
Indeed, if you look at the original Axis&Allies Europe 1940 map, you can see that straight to the south of the “Urals” territory there is the “Novosibirsk” territory. Knowing where New Siberia is, this can only sensibly mean that the territory called “Urals” is meant to be mostly or entirely east of the Ural mountains.
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@bigwatcher All right. If you would either change the location where the Ural mountains are drawn or avoid drawing them at all, I can take a look at the Sovietic Union once again and give a new set of suggested names for the various territories. I’m not sure of the names I’ve given as I believe that is very hard to collocate names with the map as it is because of the relative positions of the Ural mountains and the north-western corner of China (which is adjacent to both Mongolia and the Sovietic Union and I assume is the Altai prefecture of Sinkiang). Also the Russian railway from Moscow to Vladivostok not passing through the SAMARA territory is a limiting factor to proper naming, as the city which is nowadays known as Samara was a possible albeit not obligatory hub of it.
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@bigwatcher I sent the proof waiting for you :D
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@bigwatcher Hi, can I buy or download the beautifull map and: all the setup cards anywhere?:+1: :dark_sunglasses:
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Hi there,
Yesterday I bought the map from Jaysun (Jayson) Gray.
I asked him, if he could confirm to you, that I did that.
Otherwise please send me a link, so I can copy the payment email to you.Regards,
Wim Goezinnen.
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@bigwatcher Hi Bigwatcher, I did sent you the proof, can you send me the link for the download?
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@goekawar he saw my messages as well but no respond at all…
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@viktor2392 that sucks. But let’s hope for the better.
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@goekawar Where is Bigwatcher’s hiding place?:grin: :wink:
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@viktor2392 dont have Facebook.
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@goekawar And still waiting for reply from Bigwatcher.:disappointed:
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@cernel Hi ,
Can you help me out, maybe you can share a link with the edited file to download the map from Bigwatcher?
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@goekawar I’m not doing anything here (beside giving suggestions). To be clear, I’m not and have never been part of any ones of the projects presented at this topic.
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@cernel Ok, I fully understand your answer.:+1:
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Hi Bigwatcher
Are you some where or anywhere?
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Hi guys…so sorry for the late reply.
It’s been a hectic year for me…alot of things happened and thus the radio silence.I need to looked thru my hard-drive for the map cos i just reformat my PC and i dunno if the map i have now is the latest version or not. :anguished:
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I am very happy that you are back at last!
So waiting eagerly for your map now, fingers crossed.:relaxed: