~Far East~
Creator: Lord_Echo || First Published: 01/25/2010 || Players: 8 || Size: 40x40
Categories: Historical/Geographical
Rating: 6.42 in 24 ratings
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Comments:
Lord_Echo (01/25/2010 12:19am | Edited: 01/25/2010 12:25am):
The empty Missile Silo's are borders of countries. And there are three 'Chinas' for gameplay
balance reasons and for fun-ess.
Arkadius (01/27/2010 06:22am):
Three Chinas? Is it the Three Kingdom period? :D
Lord_Echo (01/28/2010 02:29am | Edited: 02/07/2010 12:18am):
No, the geography for the 'kingdoms' is wrong and Korea was one State at the time of the
Three Kingdoms. I did obtain inspiration from that. This is set in WW2/Cold War/Post Cold Asia
Nyvelion (03/08/2011 02:22pm):
It would be better if you did the Three Kingdoms, even though nobody would ever want to
play as Wu.
Dasherman (12/01/2011 10:44am):
I like this map a lot. I'm giving it a 10/10 because I see much potential for playing
while having Teammates. Even if Teams are not formed, (and it's every country for
themselves), I would attempt on forming a secret 'pact', with my neighboring countries.
I'm going South Korea....I wonder how North is gonna feel if I ask them for a temporary
alliance...TROLLOLOLOLOLOL XD
demonhands (12/02/2011 08:30pm):
it reminds me of european diplomats, another great map
Karis Fra Mauro (06/24/2014 12:47pm):
I have a hard time seeing how this could be balanced without teams or alliances, unlike
European diplomats.
MacAttack228 (08/09/2021 09:07am):
I know this is a very late comment, however if Grit is the CO for either Grey or Brown they will be uncontested by the other side due to starting with their units.

There's also a lot of wasted space on the left side of the map. I know this is a historical/accurate map, but maybe we should consider adding tactical advantage to those areas as well to make a more balanced game.



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