I think it would be a better solution if you simply merged a couple of them. I think bulbs are ugly. And after that merge the two Holland bonuses into one.

Great to see this isn't dead, ba, it isn't dead, it's alive and kicking. Keep up the good work!

As you can see, some territories in Holland must expand on account of the sea.

Just let us know where you need extra space and we'll reclaim some land from the sea; why change the map to fit the real world if you can change the real world instead? :p (Or, merge some territories; since you dropped the population thing, that also means you no longer need to divide the Netherlands into sixteen territories, right?)

You might want to double-check with Fizzer; the Wiki (http://wiki.warlight.net/index.php/Map_requirements) says:

In the map designer, you'll find a button labeled Show Example Armies. When clicking this, all territories must be big enough to fit the entire army number.

It also has an image (marked "wrong") of army numbers slightly going over the border of their territory; I'm afraid that might also apply to the Slovenian and Italian bonuses I mentioned, but also to (for example) Brussels and a lot of the Dutch territories.
I'm sorry to have to tell you this, but the sooner you and Fizzer agree on this the less work you (maybe) have to redo... :s

It looks like you forgot to put a centre point in the "Tyrol" territory.

whats with the "o" and "surplus" in wales/southwest england?

are you going to add the channel islands (jersey and gurnsey)

I don't understand the whole city system in Ukraine. Why would you have every territory have a smaller one in it? This makes the Ukrainian bonuses much harder to complete. Also, the bulbs are too big, both in Ukraine as Riga.
Could you please respond to this? Right now Ukraine is ruining your map.
Also, the territories in Sweden are very large compared to the other sections of your map.

Looks like ukraine is gonna be the virginia of this map. Also, how many territories are there suppost to be?

what happened to the old ukraine i thought that was better also can't u split sweden smaller

are you going to add the channel islands (jersey and gurnsey)

p.s.yes I did post this before but nobody replied so I am posting it again

Apart from the ukraine city system, this map looks very cool, i'm sure this will catch on. If you need any help, just ask.

1) great work so far, I hope you go on to finish it, it looks great :D
2) I'll try and help you with the Spanish section of the map (I'm half Spanish).

Are you going to put the names for the areas in English or Spanish? because there is variation here, and I'm not even sure what they are in English.
I'll tell you the faults I can see now, and then once I know if the names are in English or Spanish I'll help you to get the right names.
A) You haven't names Navarra (the territory).
B) You haven't named La Rioja (the territory).

Apart from some very odd names for the rest of the territories, then it is a very good map :D well done.
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btw, I've always been told that Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia aren't in Europe? I thought it was just they performed in Eurovision, but they aren't actually in here. (Same with Israel)

Georgia and Azerbaijan are partly in Europe. So is Turkey. Armenia isn't in Europe, but it is just like Israel, Cyprus, Iceland and Greenland called part of Europe for historical and cultural reasons. Here's a clear image: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fc/Map_of_Europe_%28political%29.png

I apart for israel, I do agree agree with what moros said, although I consider Greenland to be more with north america.

I'm just citing Wikipedia here.

Tirana in Albania is not in Capitals distribution.

Minor errors I found in Italy: "Ascoli Piceno" and not "Pieceno", Cosenza instead of Consenza, Frosinone not "Frosione".
Btw, great work!

I don't understand Ukraine, it's ugly and out of place. Also, the bonuses in Poland are too big, you must split them somehow, something like what you did with Pomerania should do.

And I don't understand capitals naming. Somethimes you use English name ("Warsaw", "Rome"), sometimes you use local name ("Bucarest", "Kyiv"), where's the logic?

I think you should include all the countries which are partly in europe or disputed because it would look strange if countries were missing or partly there

ukraine and belarus look like they belong to different maps.