The NextGen OTL Worlda Series
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Updated 2021 as it kinda has some errors.
-The Libyan civil war has ended on October 23, 2020
-Tigray War borders.
- Central African Civil War
-Insurgency in northern Nigeria
- Insurgency in Mozambique
- Added another insurgence in Myanmar.
- Change the Taliban colour.
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Fuck, the subdivision map is gonna look weird without the Afghan civil war.
Why is there no 1871 map?
EDIT: I mean 1967, or at the formation of the NGC
EDIT: I mean 1967, or at the formation of the NGC
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no one has made one yet, idk, same question as why is there no 1930 map or 625 map or 1000 BC map
Worlda it's not a mathematical projection. It's an amalgamation of various projections and even parts that are just "made up" for Worlda
It's not a strict projection, which is somewhat annoying. It's roughly on a Kavrayskiy VII projection (which, might I add, is a pretty outstanding projection in terms of minimizing distortion). There are other projects on the site that aim to transform the worlda to a real projection, chief among them is the EqualA project.
I don't think Equal X is trying to replace Worlda, per se. I would say that they're providing a more mathematically precise alternative.
I needed a map of the year 1763 for my TL, so I made one. Yes, I messed up with everything in this WorlDA series, from the colour scheme, to the background, to the hydrography, but I think I got a pretty neat map. Feel free to give it a quick edit to accomodate it to the rest of the series' style.
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Would also be a good idea to incorporate the lakes into the other worldas, by the way.
You didn't really mess it up in the end. First, the base map is now in line with the newer Q-BAMs and should lead to a new rivers map being made. And second, a lot of the borders are way more accurate than what's seen currently.
Why? What do they get in the way of? I guess I understand wanting fewer along, for instance, the Amazon or Lena rivers (or Ob, or Yenisei, or Amur, or...), but in areas like Canada and Finland, I think there's no reason not to show as much detail as we can. Maybe in areas of high border density like the HRE it makes sense to get rid of some small lakes in order to more precisely show borders too, but assuming they are real lakes (not just wide rivers) and they don't get in the way of anything else the map is trying to show, I see no reason not to include single-pixel lakes.
they're a pain in the ass to add to every map and they get in the way of borders
I need Blank plsDrex said:I needed a map of the year 1763 for my TL, so I made one. Yes, I messed up with everything in this WorlDA series, from the colour scheme, to the background, to the hydrography, but I think I got a pretty neat map. Feel free to give it a quick edit to accomodate it to the rest of the series' style.