Colonial Supremacy

This is a new map, and as I add more stuff I will update this accordingly.
The map takes place around 1750, although there is no set year.

Europe:

Middle East:

Asia:

North America:

South America:


Players
British Empire
Spanish Empire
French Empire
Portugal
Austria
Netherlands
Holy Roman
Sweden
Denmark
Russia
Ottoman
Poland-Lithuania
Qing Dynasty
Japan/Joseon
Natives
Afsharid Dynasty
Maratha/Mughal

Trading Posts
There are 6 trading posts around the world.
3 in North America, 2 in Indonesia, and 1 in Morocco.
They all have 2 reinforcements and make 150 income a turn.
They will start with 2 Trader units in them. The Traders have 12 defense each.




Slave Trades
On the coast of west Africa there are 3 slave trade ports.
They act exactly similar to trading posts but with 4 reinforcements instead of 2.
Find the map here:
http://atwar-game.com/map/?id=10149

AFRICA IS NO LONGER AN OCEAN!!

Units





This scenario focuses on several historic events taking place throughout the mid 18th century, including:
7 Years War
Partitioning of Poland-Lithuania
Colonization of the East Indies and India

Wow, another FFA colonial era world map.

How creative.

I'm going to continue updating this thread although few people look at it.

Kirjutas Aetius, 24.01.2015 at 22:05

Wow, another FFA colonial era world map.

How creative.

Well what exactly do you want to see? It's hard to find a map that hasn't been made yet that is historical (lol, history is there).

>Germany
>No Italy

Kirjutas Nero, 13.02.2015 at 18:54

>Germany
>No Italy

>Not Germany
>The states of Italy weren't united or allied in any way

Kirjutas Black Vortex, 14.02.2015 at 11:42

Kirjutas Nero, 13.02.2015 at 18:54

>Germany
>No Italy

>Not Germany
>The states of Italy weren't united or allied in any way

At least the holy roman states were somewhat united until.. well they weren't in the end but this is like 80 years before that so...

Nice work. Hope it is balanced.

Kirjutas Columna Durruti, 02.03.2015 at 23:23

Nice work. Hope it is balanced.

Well other than the fact that poland gets gangbanged (unfortunately can't really do anything about that)...

This honestly looks much better than any of the colonial maps out there, I enjoy someone who actually applied historical accuracy. Keep up the work

Looks cool, man. Just move the iroquois north. http://www.cssh.qc.ca/enseignants/sylvain.bedard/10_11/docs/modules/04/1745_iroquois.jpg

Looks cool, man. Just move the iroquois north. http://www.cssh.qc.ca/enseignants/sylvain.bedard/10_11/docs/modules/04/1745_iroquois.jpg

Kirjutas Banjo, 27.03.2015 at 11:03

Looks cool, man. Just move the iroquois north. http://www.cssh.qc.ca/enseignants/sylvain.bedard/10_11/docs/modules/04/1745_iroquois.jpg

no no this is set around 1755, but for sure by this time the french have taken the area around the great lakes completely, the iroquois continuously get pushed south

Long work i guess, so GG (because a world map is very hard to do).

Kirjutas Camel, 13.02.2015 at 17:24

Kirjutas Aetius, 24.01.2015 at 22:05

Wow, another FFA colonial era world map.

How creative.

Well what exactly do you want to see? It's hard to find a map that hasn't been made yet that is historical (lol, history is there).

I don't think that there has been a good Peloponnesian War map yet

Kirjutas dusara217, 09.06.2015 at 14:53

Kirjutas Camel, 13.02.2015 at 17:24

Kirjutas Aetius, 24.01.2015 at 22:05

Wow, another FFA colonial era world map.

How creative.

Well what exactly do you want to see? It's hard to find a map that hasn't been made yet that is historical (lol, history is there).

I don't think that there has been a good Peloponnesian War map yet

Is that a burn on Aetius's Peloponnesian war map? lol

Kirjutas Camel, 09.06.2015 at 21:55

Kirjutas dusara217, 09.06.2015 at 14:53

Kirjutas Camel, 13.02.2015 at 17:24

Kirjutas Aetius, 24.01.2015 at 22:05

Wow, another FFA colonial era world map.

How creative.

Well what exactly do you want to see? It's hard to find a map that hasn't been made yet that is historical (lol, history is there).

I don't think that there has been a good Peloponnesian War map yet

Is that a burn on Aetius's Peloponnesian war map? lol

Perhaps

I like it