Stability Bitmaps

[Tomorrow's Dawn]

I don't want to weigh in into this discussion (as it's not really relevant to the topic), but that sounds too much like a White Man's burden type of argument to me.

I just want to mention that I have already agreed that Tibet needs more semi-autonomy like it had in the past. Like the CSA, Tibet was part of China for quite awhile and had been left to their own devices. That's the way it always has been and should be. Unlike the CSA though, there was no specific internal conflict that led to an attempt at succession, it was all external; America just wanted to set up a client state in China's flank as part of the containment policy, failed, and then turned that failure into a success by perpetuating myths about Tibet (genocide, Free Tibet movement when even the Dalai Lama himself only wants semi-autonomy) that gained ground due to pre-existing negative qualities about the state of human rights in China.

 

[eel]

Well after off-topic discussion about Tibet I thought I'll re-rail this thread by adding stability maps for Tamils and Poland so here you go.

Tamil

Poland

 

[StarDoor]

I have to wonder why Berlin is in Poland's contested area.

 

[alpav]

Why do the Tamils have a random contested tile by Tibet?

 

[BenZL43]

Would be nice if someone could re-post all the pictures larger..
It's kinda hurt the eyes
Especially when you're looking a certain city is contested/core/etc...

 

[eel]

Would be nice if someone could re-post all the pictures larger..
It's kinda hurt the eyes
Especially when you're looking a certain city is contested/core/etc...

Such as this?

Spoiler :

It's not a problem to create them larger but you can always just download the image and enlarge it yourself

 

[youtien]

How about a building or national wonder that can change foreign area to 'historical' area, reducing penalty?

 

[Sarius1997]

i think that would be overpowered, after building it you could expand much too easy.

 

[Hippo8085]

Maybe World Wonder, and even then ...

 

[Caesar Augustus]

While I agree that that particular idea for a Wonder is ridiculously OP, and effectively takes away an important part of gameplay, I have thought for a while that stability is a relatively underutilized possible effect of wonders. There could very easily be a good deal of wonders whose main impact would be stability.

 

[BenZL43]

Such as this?

Spoiler :

It's not a problem to create them larger but you can always just download the image and enlarge it yourself

Yes
Anyways, I wonder now why there's 1 foreign tile in the southwesternmost tile on Iberia.
Then again, if Linkman show up again one day, we need to update all the first page post~ especially on painting Southern India red

 

[Tomorrow's Dawn]

The more I'm playing and the more civs I try out that get
flipped even when I'm staying in my own core,
the more I think that this map needs to be expanded...

 

[eel]

There are the Moors as of rev.395

Spoiler :

 

[Lone Wolf]

the more I think that this map needs to be expanded...

By "map", do you mean stable areas or actual map?

 

[artyom]

The more I'm playing and the more civs I try out that get
flipped even when I'm staying in my own core,
the more I think that this map needs to be expanded...

+1. i'l marry leoreth if this map gets expanded

 

[Lone Wolf]

A couple of columns in Central Europe and a couple of them in the Middle East would be good for the gameplay, what's with many civs added there. It would distort the map a bit, though.

 

[Leoreth]

+1. i'l marry leoreth if this map gets expanded

You're not making this more likely by saying that, you know that?

 

[eel]

Kongo as of rev. 397
(not sure if it's bugged or just very strange stability map )

Spoiler :

 

[Hippo8085]

I'm guessing it was done off of Portugal's and not quite everything got cleaned up.

 

[strijder20]

Everyone knows Kongo colonized Japan in the 19th century, you ignorant ones