This is my first map, I tried to combine the historical fidelity and the balanced gameplay:
http://warlight.net/SinglePlayer.aspx?PreviewMap=4891

The base concept is this: the Austrian Crown has more countries in less territories, it allows faster development but less resources. The Hungarian Crown has less countries in more territories, it means slower expansion but bigger reserves.

What do you think? I curiously waiting for opinions.

*Me gusta*, I started a practice game on it right away. Nice work.

havent played it but from the looks of it:
really beautiful map!
excellent work

There are several bordering territories that are not connected. Unfortunately I can't remember the names anymore...

@Chamomile

Can you find the names of them? I think every adjacent territory is connected. I tried the map and did not perceive missing links.

Varasd -> Somogy
Osten-Sudtirol -> Zell am See

\+ Csanád -> Arad

really :P

But i cant fix it because the public mode don't allows modifications. What can i do?

(or any other shortage perhaps?)

Nice work but you shouldn't putted Bosnia and Herzegovina because it wasn't a part of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy.

@Nerko

The Monarchy occupied Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1878. This map shows the empire's status in 1914 before the world war. I did not place B-H neither the imperial part nor the royal part, because it was a common condominium. You can see more about this in here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bosnia_and_Herzegovina_%28Austro-Hungarian_condominium%29

oh okay

"But i cant fix it because the public mode don't allows modifications. What can i do?"

You can duplicate a version ("Duplicate Selected Version" on map page (not map designer)), make changes to SVG, upload it to the new version, and make it public.

I find it weird when you highlight a bonus, the interior borders change. I don't get how that works.

SebCorps, that's because Urfang was lazy and didn't bother to make territories precisely fit each other ;) Warlight always brings the most recently clicked territories "to the top". Try clicking on the cities here - the holes in surrounding territories are smaller than the cities, producing weird results.

Still, that's one pretty damn good and well thought-out map map.

I tell the true reason of this. This is my first map and i drawn the borders with 3.0 width. Just when i finished realized that the warlight use 1.4 width, so there was holes between the territories. To solve this problem i used the provision function, therefore the holes lost but remained a minimal overlap.

I know its not perfect but i thought that it is playable and published it. But if someone knows a good solution to make the borders perfect, please write it and i fix the map. Thanks ahead.