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Sheppards Island
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Tropican Isles (New Maps Collection)
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Description
Island Size: Huge
Economic Difficulty: Hard
Political Difficulty: Medium
Victory Condition: Make One (1) Million
Starting Capital: 100,000 Pounds Sterling

AVAILABLE MISSION MODES
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You can play a standard sandbox game on this huge map in Sandbox Mode. You can enhance the experience by selecting Quest Challenge Mode and trying to complete all twelve (12) quests detailed in the mission materials above. There's an in-game reward for those who succeed.

WARNING
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This map has a high level of difficulty. Click on the "Tropican Isles (New Maps Collection)" link above for a detailed disclaimer on what to expect from this map (and all others in the Tropican Isles Collection).
36 Comments
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Vortigaunt Steve 13 Nov, 2023 @ 3:41pm 
Are you supposed to be notified when you complete one of the quests? I had Lord Oaksworth congratulate me and extend my mandate for seemingly no reason right after the first ship with colonists arrived. It only happened once though, and I can't reproduce it even if I open up a new save
DragonFire 10 May, 2022 @ 1:30am 
Hey I made a video about your Mod I hope this is ok https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5BSWOqAcw8
serbiavlg2015 15 May, 2021 @ 3:57pm 
Спасибо :presidente:
anthonyjason15 26 Mar, 2020 @ 10:40pm 
This map is a contender for the G.O.A.T. This is my style of play in a map, essentially.
DaVincix 30 Dec, 2019 @ 2:20am 
Ohh, and a tip or rather desire: Make the quest-"logbook" available as pdf/download.
DaVincix 30 Dec, 2019 @ 2:17am 
Excellent! Tropico modding art, deserves much more appreciation.
Since yesterday i'm coming back to T5, watched at Steam workshop for something nice, and spotted your artful map/mission collection. Finally, today i will try a first one ... Sheppards Island.
P.S. Myselfa modder, i can imagine what workload went into your story-based maps. Thanks a lot!
The World is a Sandbox  [author] 20 Apr, 2019 @ 12:59am 
Re: Uranium. It's a scarce and powerful endgame resource, so you're likely to only find it in very remote locations. Try high up in mountainous terrain. It won't be easy to get to, and even harder to mine.
The World is a Sandbox  [author] 20 Apr, 2019 @ 12:56am 
No resource should be missing. It's been a long time since I posted this, but I can promise you that I wouldn't have forgotten Uranium. That was a very carefully balanced map. You'll find it sooner or later...
(P.S. All your counts are actually quite low. There's probably a lot more that you haven't found yet. I took great care to hide resources really well to make exploration rewarding.)
Pavianologe 19 Apr, 2019 @ 1:29pm 
Theres no Uran on this map, is this right? But 2x Iron, 1 gold, 1 bauxit, 1 coal - so i can stop scanning if thats all
The World is a Sandbox  [author] 12 Oct, 2018 @ 3:57am 
I played Tropico 5 for a good year - and eventually ran out of maps that challenged me; unfortunately, the randomly generated maps are just meh: blobs without peaks, valleys or reasons to get creative. This map is for experienced players; and I think it represents real life to a degree: while humans control powerful tools, ultimately with all our technology, we still have to adapt our plans to fit nature's prerogatives. The $100k budget is there for a reason: you should feel free to experiment, and have a margin for error. If you don't get the road right the first time, you should have enough money to do it better on second try.