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Occultis Orbis Terrestere
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donlad 1 Dec, 2013 @ 8:44am
Suggestions!
There are two islands not in the first OOT but would be good additions,one being Saint Brendan's Island where St.Brendan who claimed to of landed on it in the early 500s and held a mass.It is was reported decently far west from the canaries and "sightings" of the island continued to the early 1700s(If it really happened it could of been madiera,but this island has an interesting mythic history).The second island is the Island of Mayda(its also got a lot of other different and similar names) in the Northern Atlantic.It first appeared on maps in the mid 1300s and finally in 1906 on the Rand Mcnally map.I am determined to give you other suggestions if you want.It would be good to see your OOT better then the previous one.
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donlad 1 Dec, 2013 @ 8:45am 
Also in the first OOT there was an island a few sea provinces away from Ireland called Brasil Island.It was some sort of phantom island that dissapeared and reappeared often.It would be cool to see more colonizable islands between the British Isles and the Americas
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[TAB]Mayor - Very Festive  [developer] 1 Dec, 2013 @ 12:25pm 
Seems pretty reasonable. I'll probably look into adding those in one of the next couple versions when I've finished with Lemuria.
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Gandalf 28 Jul, 2014 @ 5:40pm 
The altantians get an overpowered unit at tech 30

Originally posted by EaG.Mayor:
Seems pretty reasonable. I'll probably look into adding those in one of the next couple versions when I've finished with Lemuria.
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Nywyllwch 9 Mar, 2015 @ 1:03pm 
Could you please add Hyperborea? Since the extension of the map northward appears to be pretty difficult, it can be placed somewhere in mid-Siberia by creating an "inner" (because the Arctic Ocean is not present) sea there, like in Australia.
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