The lines look better, but if people still have a problem with them, then it can easily be fixed in photoshop.
I honestly dont see much difference between this and the previous version when it come to the brightness. The dark areas on the background paper are still too dark (according to me).
The difference between Spain and south France is more noticeable.
I agree with Matty about the text. It is more readable, but its taking up too much space.
And some of the labels are too close to each other, making it look like they are one word. For instance the 'Vly' in E.New Vly (south Egypt) looks like it belongs to el-Bahr A. S.New Vly needs to be moved a few pixels down so that it doesnt look like it belongs to the territory circle over it. I think Kirklareli (Turkey) should be moved up so that its territory circle is under it.
@ Paddlin and everyone else. I chose to draw the lines like that because they are based on reality. The countries of Africa were pretty much divided up with the help of a ruler when the colonization took place. Much like the US. The short messy lines came afterwards, when people started to go into war because they wanted more land.
The lines look better, but if people still have a problem with them, then it can easily be fixed in photoshop.
I honestly dont see much difference between this and the previous version when it come to the brightness. The dark areas on the background paper are still too dark (according to me).
The difference between Spain and south France is more noticeable.
I agree with Matty about the text. It is more readable, but its taking up too much space.
And some of the labels are too close to each other, making it look like they are one word. For instance the 'Vly' in E.New Vly (south Egypt) looks like it belongs to el-Bahr A. S.New Vly needs to be moved a few pixels down so that it doesnt look like it belongs to the territory circle over it. I think Kirklareli (Turkey) should be moved up so that its territory circle is under it.
@ Paddlin and everyone else. I chose to draw the lines like that because they are based on reality. The countries of Africa were pretty much divided up with the help of a ruler when the colonization took place. Much like the US. The short messy lines came afterwards, when people started to go into war because they wanted more land.