I do sometimes
Do you play with the "Nation Colors" on?
I just don't get people that don't use this mode. Like, can you not remember who are your allies and who are your enemies?
Let's say you have three allies bordering each other, and three enemies bordering each other, and there is border gore. It's really hard to tell which provinces belong to which nation!
ALSO, having just 3 colors on the map is pretty boring if you ask me. Bytro color coded the countries for a reason!
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But I usually use the relations mode
You are now officially one of my favorites.WednesdayAddams wrote:
But I usually use the relations mode
Wafflmania should have won the warFox-Company wrote:
You are now officially one of my favorites.WednesdayAddams wrote:
But I usually use the relations mode
It was a tie because i offered it, and we starting going ham on the Wafflemanian's, and we butchered their Space Forces and Ports.Carking the 6th wrote:
Wafflmania should have won the warFox-Company wrote:
You are now officially one of my favorites.WednesdayAddams wrote:
But I usually use the relations mode
Wafflmania definitely should have won
They hardcore started losing, we decimated 50k-ish of their men with like 1k dudes in a single few hour fightCarking the 6th wrote:
Wafflmania definitely should have won
Small casualty rate. Jin dynasty would laugh at you both.
We had a battle where i lost almost no one and he lost 100-200k men lolCarking the 6th wrote:
Small casualty rate. Jin dynasty would laugh at you both.
Jin Dynasty would still laugh at you.
I laugh at you because you don't exist here yetCarking the 6th wrote:
Jin Dynasty would still laugh at you.

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I laugh at you because you don't exist here yetCarking the 6th wrote:
Jin Dynasty would still laugh at you.
I completely agree with using "Nation Colors" mode. It simplifies complex borders, making it easy to identify allies and enemies. With Bytro's thoughtful color coding, it not only enhances functionality but also adds visual appeal to the map. It's a win-win for clarity and aesthetics!
_Pyth0n_ wrote:
Love the Battle Sim . I've been doing it all manually
I've never written this in my life. What tomfoolery is going on in this thread?Snackscout wrote:
_Pyth0n_ wrote:
Love the Battle Sim . I've been doing it all manually
Eh, whateverrohan02 wrote:
I completely agree with using "Nation Colors" mode. It simplifies complex borders, making it easy to identify allies and enemies. With Bytro's thoughtful color coding, it not only enhances functionality but also adds visual appeal to the map. It's a win-win for clarity and aesthetics!
Some of the colours are trippy tho on some maps. I think it was the 50v50 map, but Italy was like blue and Germany was green, cursed af. Most of the choices are good tho, especially HWW (all the colours make sense which I like).rohan02 wrote:
I completely agree with using "Nation Colors" mode. It simplifies complex borders, making it easy to identify allies and enemies. With Bytro's thoughtful color coding, it not only enhances functionality but also adds visual appeal to the map. It's a win-win for clarity and aesthetics!
I am too used to seeing France and the UK have their colors switched, though lol._Pyth0n_ wrote:
Some of the colours are trippy tho on some maps. I think it was the 50v50 map, but Italy was like blue and Germany was green, cursed af. Most of the choices are good tho, especially HWW (all the colours make sense which I like).rohan02 wrote:
I completely agree with using "Nation Colors" mode. It simplifies complex borders, making it easy to identify allies and enemies. With Bytro's thoughtful color coding, it not only enhances functionality but also adds visual appeal to the map. It's a win-win for clarity and aesthetics!
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Same!rohan02 wrote:
I completely agree with using "Nation Colors" mode. It simplifies complex borders, making it easy to identify allies and enemies. With Bytro's thoughtful color coding, it not only enhances functionality but also adds visual appeal to the map. It's a win-win for clarity and aesthetics!
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