Regnorum Portugalliae et Algarbiae
date: 1740
http://maps.hungaricana.hu/hu/view/18746/?bbox=-4762.000000000004%2C-9385.000000000002%2C11622.000000000004%2C23.00000000000182

Hampshire can into west country :)

I've changed the bonuses slightly to reflect how valuable they actually were rather than the sheer amount of territories, which will hopefully make it more realistic in games. This greatly inflates the value of some bonuses, such a Silesia. If anyone thinks a region should be worth more/less, feel free to say.

Just wondering, what day does this map take place in 1815? Kerkira wasn't British until June. Anyhow, Rhineland should be the most valuable territories on the map, as well as North Germany.

Other critically important territories: Wallachia, (all of German Confederation + Prussian Rule - Austrian Rule), Holland, Paris-area (Centre), England (excluding everything north of Liverpool).

Also, rename Genoa -> Genova (standard Italian, still not too popular by 1815) or Zena (Ligurian).

Edited 8/16/2015 18:49:41

I suppose it's December 31st. Just after most of Europe had been reorganised.

Tsh, might as well name your map 1816, but whatever.

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I forgot to say, but I made a new version and then started working on that one instead of the old one. I just updated the link, so you can see the latest version now.

Any news on Orbis? It has been under review for a while now.

Also, will you add some bonus for the German Confederation?

Edited 8/17/2015 23:58:57

Orbis was rejected as a map, because it still had some connection errors even after we tested it apparently. I think I'll try and make it public then soon, because I've found 6 or 7 since then.

And the German Confederation already has a bonus, but it's written in German as Deutscher Bund.

Edited 8/18/2015 02:07:48

Yeah there were a lot of connection errors. If I could find 3-5 then there's probably a lot still (I am a pretty lazy map tester, just like seeing the map first and playing on it)

now look so awesome

I think if this map is European Administrative Divisions 1815 You should separate at least the 5 main districts in Königreich Ungarn, its name in german: (Military district of) Preßburg, Kaschau, Ödenburg, Pest-Ofen, Großwardein.

With this not just the contemporary administrative divisions will be more accurate but this moderates the extreme looking imbalance there too.
Also suggest split Großfürstentum Transylvaniae into 3 historic regions: Siebenbürgen (yellow), Szeklerland (blue), and Ardeal (green)

Overall a conceptual imbalanced map may be playable with 1-2 or even 3-4 times more valuable bonuses, but 10 times more worthy bonuses can cause serious gameplay problems and I think historically unreal as well as high differencies between regions.

Weren't those military districts only established after the 1848 revolution? Anyway, even if they weren't, they aren't a Level One Division. The Level One Division was Hungary.

Those districts were before the 1848 revolution too. In terms of playability a single bonus of 30 territories for 10 income is useless and indefensible. 20 territories are borderlands and enough blocking only one to make the all other 29 territories absolutely worthless.

I think you should make the 5 districts as single bonuses and the whole kingdom as a bigbonus. As well in Transylvania the 3 historic regions as single bonuses and the whole principality as a bigbonus.

i see that you made some bigger territories for Romanian countries. Also, change Slam Ramnicul cu Ramnicu Sarat

I can see the case for making Hungary its own bonus, but it wasn't an equal kingdom until 1867. Then again, most people don't know that, so I will consider it.

Maybe I was not understandable, I didnt said that separate Hungary from Österreich, I suggest only that split Hungary into more subbonuses. A single bonus of 30 territories is useless because if the enemy block just one territory the rest 29 territories become absolutely worthless.

On the upper map I suggested 5 bonuses (everyone contain 5-7 territories) wich are historically correct. The whole Königreich Ungarn can earn an additional bigbonus, and of course it remain part of the biggerbonus Habsburg Empire.

The same with Transylania, it contain too much territories for a single bonus, would be better split into subbonuses and let a symbolic value for the whole Transylvania. On the second upper map I draw 3 historic region wich can be potential bonuses.

Hey! This could be cool to try out, consider allowing me to join your team of testers!