I've never figured out why the Hawaiian islands in this scenario are just unsettleble (sp.) mountains, except for the island in the northwest? Shouldn't it be possible to settle Honolulu? The Hawaiians had a bit of a strategical imporance in the world history (WWII in the Pacific).

And what about other Polynesian islands? They are just jungle and mountains. Since they had a bit less strategical importance, them Hawaii and the AI NEVER settles them even after Biology, when they can theoretically cut those jungle down with workers and unload a Settler, why they just can't be removed and replaced with Ocean terrain type?

you can found Honolulu

Well if you want the AI to settle them that much... You could erase the jungle yourself or cut it down with a worker. The British and French have cities scripted for Polynesia or whatever the area is called...

Why is there a peak in Cuba, making a third of the island unuseable? Too many peaks on the map, IMHO.

You can settle on O'ahu in the Hawaiian Island chain, its the hill plains island with a fish where Honolulu and Pearl Harbor are located on. I think the island should also have sugar though.

Sorry, for some bizzare reason I throught that Honolulu is located not on O'ahu, but on Hilo :crazyeye: .

You mean the Island of Hawaii, or the Big Island as its commonly called. Hilo is the main city on that island. Thats the island made up of 2 mountain peaks.