Why is Quito (Ecuador) not included in Spain settler map and stability map?
I've noticed
that before. I think this tile is originally a peak, but the peak is removed in order to free the Inca at around the time of the conquistadors.
If Rhye is open to modifying stability/settler maps; I'd like to see an expanded region for New Netherland in the Northeast USA & the rest of North America. That way we can do "what if the Dutch won the Anglo-Dutch wars scenarios" Possible city names could be:
Nassau, Bahamas
Roodt Eylandt (Rhode Island, put this due east of New York/Nieuw Amsterdam)
Leiden or Leyden for the Boston Tiles. (There is a
town after the city that provided the Pilgrims with their refuge from religious persecution before they came to Massachusetts)
Schuylkill in between Beverwyck & Zeeland (Schuylkill, Pennsylvania).
The Dutch were also involved in
Acadia for a while; perhaps we can add Jemseg somewhere.
On the topic of the northeast US;
I'd also like to see Popham changed to Portland; at least on the US map because Popham was short-lived and never existed during the history of the USA, Portland has been an influential part of the USA for centuries.
If Fort Duquesne becomes British or American it should be renamed Pittsburgh.
Saint John in New Brunswick should not be abbreviated St. John.
The French should have greater latitude toward expanding into the east coast of North America. If they had won the French & Indian War, they certainly would have.
Acadia included much of modern day Maine; possible French names for the Portland/Popham tile
include: Maine, Fort Pentagouet or Calais.
The has been a very strong French-Canadian presence in Rhode Island ever since the British captured Quebec & Acadia, mostly in the northern half. Two ideas for French city names on the coastal Boston tile and the New Haven tile are
Woonsocket or Louisquisset.
The inland Boston tile could represent French Vermont, perhaps name the city Montpelier after the capital of Vermont?
There are a lot more possibilities for expanding French North America. Everywhere from Juneau, Alaska & Fremont, California to Boise, Idaho & Reno, Nevada (originally Renault), to Bonnie Doon, Alberta and Maillardville, British Columbia. Also, it would be fun for the French to rename Washington DC after L'Enfant upon capturing it.
