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JG52Krupi 06-13-2012 08:53 AM

+1 agreed

Continu0 06-13-2012 09:07 AM

+1, agreed

Imagine one day: Fly from London to Moscow (maybe with pit-stop in north africa) in a b-29 on one hughe map of europe...

BlackSix 06-13-2012 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by csThor (Post 434469)
Personal opinion: Maps can't be large enough. The smaller the map the less flexible it is in its use. 1946 showed - sometimes drastically - why cutting off maps can be an awkward affair. From my POV (which is focused on history first and foremost) a map for the Battle of Moscow should be almost as large as this to incorporate all relevant areas and to allow the placement of bomber units at the right bases (without the need to have them airstart):

http://rkka.ru/maps/moscow5.jpg

Yes, it's excellent image. And we would make such map about 3-4 years. It's impossible.

SlipBall 06-13-2012 09:46 AM

B6, it was said today would be the earliest day for release of the patch...is this still possible today?:grin:

BlackSix 06-13-2012 09:52 AM

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Originally Posted by SlipBall (Post 434485)
B6, it was said today would be the earliest day for release of the patch...is this still possible today?:grin:

I am waiting info from Ilya as usual.

David198502 06-13-2012 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by BlackSix (Post 434484)
Yes, it's excellent image. And we would make such map about 3-4 years. It's impossible.

why not make maps like a puzzle, where all single maps could be connected to each other one day.
so that in the end, one big WWII map would be the result....
you may say im a dreamer

csThor 06-13-2012 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by BlackSix (Post 434484)
Yes, it's excellent image. And we would make such map about 3-4 years. It's impossible.

That's very understandable. However that still does not invalidate my worries about map placement and "truncated maps" which show historically rather insignificant areas while the relevant ones are being left out. In 1946 several maps suffer from this desease. :-?

As for the "small maps" issue. IMO the only useful map in CloD is the Channel map - all others (especially those "weirdos") were a waste of time and manpower. If smaller maps were asked for why weren't real-life areas chosen? For example a map confined to the Pas de Calais area with just a corner of England? Or a map of the Cotentin peninsula up to the coast of England? Just saying ...

Continu0 06-13-2012 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by David198502 (Post 434488)
why not make maps like a puzzle, where all single maps could be connected to each other one day.
so that in the end, one big WWII map would be the result....
you may say im a dreamer

...but you´re not the only one...
I hope some day you´ll join us..
and the world will be as one...

Imagine, there is no heaven... ;)

BlackSix 06-13-2012 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by David198502 (Post 434488)
you may say im a dreamer

Yes) We'll make it by different way in our next project. After announcement you will know about it.

BlackSix 06-13-2012 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by csThor (Post 434490)
That's very understandable. However that still does not invalidate my worries about map placement and "truncated maps" which show historically rather insignificant areas while the relevant ones are being left out. In 1946 several maps suffer from this desease. :-?

As for the "small maps" issue. IMO the only useful map in CloD is the Channel map - all others (especially those "weirdos") were a waste of time and manpower. If smaller maps were asked for why weren't real-life areas chosen? For example a map confined to the Pas de Calais area with just a corner of England? Or a map of the Cotentin peninsula up to the coast of England? Just saying ...

I don't know and I can't say.


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