I've started work on a legend, I've never made one like this before but hopefully it's looking good so far. There are also a couple new infographics/inset maps that I thought would look good, and I'm liking the spacing of that part of the map now.
Portugal poured a lot more energy into colonizing Southern Africa because they didn't get much land out of the Americas. Furthermore, the Dutch aren't their own country here and further-furthermore, the wealth of the Caribbean plantations promotes oligarchy at home and immigration to the colonies.How did it come to be? I like the borders, maybe turn Xhosaland-Kwazulu-Natal into protectorates
100 m sea level rise?Still WIP...
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Hmm, ottoman wank...Here's another WIP. This is intended to be a German WW1 victory combined with socialism and Ottoman wanks.
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Oh my god there were a lot of Celtic peoples
And literally months later I return again to this. The more I work on this the less plausible it seems. Expect lots of lampshade hangings on the final map. EDIT: I'd be happy to take suggestions on Sub-Saharan Africa and Central Asia.I finally made some more progress on this.
What is this suppose ta be?And literally months later I return again to this. The more I work on this the less plausible it seems. Expect lots of lampshade hangings on the final map. EDIT: I'd be happy to take suggestions on Sub-Saharan Africa and Central Asia.View attachment 749325
A China-Europe, Japan-Britain swap, a la Olaf Stapledon's "East is West".What is this suppose ta be?
As long as it is fun, interesting and/or visually enjoyable, lack of plaussibility isn´t that big problem, I believe...And literally months later I return again to this. The more I work on this the less plausible it seems. Expect lots of lampshade hangings on the final map. EDIT: I'd be happy to take suggestions on Sub-Saharan Africa and Central Asia.View attachment 749325