This is the new thread for the new 602x325 px quarter-pounder-size Worlda. Being done in Robinson from the start, because you can't stop me.
Why am I doing this? A certain someone asked for it, and I already had the quarter-size map.
Advantages / Upshots:
- Good for comparing to something bigger. Want Earth to be colonized by people from a Neptune-sized world? Well, now the Neptune-sized world doesn't have to be bigger than the Q-BAM to be proportional.
- Adorable.
- Will be easier to build than the M-BAM, even if the M-BAM was the same size (because the Micro-Worlda already has a base with a fair amount of data already there).
- Tininess makes it easier to change on large scales than the Worlda.
-From Petros: Could be useful for mini-maps depicting the religion/economic/language/bloc/alliance, or whatever else alongside the political borders larger map, showing the greatest extent of empires that remain in the larger map, or just cranking out a quick scenario without stressing over precise borders.
Disadvantages:
- Tiny. Britain's like 16 px tall.
- Now the Aral Sea's even smaller.
Next post is for the map showcase and also updates.
Why am I doing this? A certain someone asked for it, and I already had the quarter-size map.
Advantages / Upshots:
- Good for comparing to something bigger. Want Earth to be colonized by people from a Neptune-sized world? Well, now the Neptune-sized world doesn't have to be bigger than the Q-BAM to be proportional.
- Adorable.
- Will be easier to build than the M-BAM, even if the M-BAM was the same size (because the Micro-Worlda already has a base with a fair amount of data already there).
- Tininess makes it easier to change on large scales than the Worlda.
-From Petros: Could be useful for mini-maps depicting the religion/economic/language/bloc/alliance, or whatever else alongside the political borders larger map, showing the greatest extent of empires that remain in the larger map, or just cranking out a quick scenario without stressing over precise borders.
Disadvantages:
- Tiny. Britain's like 16 px tall.
- Now the Aral Sea's even smaller.
Next post is for the map showcase and also updates.
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