this 180x180 map features the Eastern part of North America, a thinner Atlantic, and All of Europe.
Resources and what not are all set standard to Conquests.

ENJOY!

A screenshot

this is really good

y thank u =)

very good. Useful for an AMerican indipendence scenario

i was thinking that... or some ww
hehe
next up is my world map =) 250X300
it may be big but it sure is purdy ha

Amazing! These maps can be used for so many different things... and since the size is smaller than most of the others, it is good for slower computers. :thumbsup:

ya size was a big issue when it came to these maps, so i hope it all works out

ya know what else that would be good for, a cold war era map, or a WWII map.

Very nice, very nice. Playing as the Romans I colonized Nwefoundland...

This map is good for a fictional scenario I have in mind where the USSR and their allies attack NATO.

Good Job!!
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Lovely map! I really like it!

ooooo thank u thank u -=)

I was going to make a map exactly like this for an 18th century scenario (Austrian Succession, Seven Years War, etc). But now I don't need to! Beautiful!

If only I could get some awesome new units for it!

pleeease tell me this map will work with Civ 3 Gold Edition!!!

Can anyone post some close-up screens for this rad map?

this 180x180 map features the Eastern part of North America, a thinner Atlantic, and All of Europe.
Resources and what not are all set standard to Conquests.

ENJOY!

I am going to make a scenario out of this and post it. And yes i will put your name next to it :p

Very well done... For a WW2 map though i would need the river Volga(Stalingrad), and maybe even the Caspian Sea area in there too. But apart form that its a very good map for other scenarios! :)

I may be wrong since the image of the minimap is a bit small, but I cannot see Iceland on that image. Isn't it included on the map?

Its there. Don't worry.

This map definately looks interesting. I was planning on requesting/making a map that covers approximately the same area (although nowhere near as far in Europe), but I might not have to.