Map Changes:
Added a completely new giant map for an Alexander 334 BC setting (510-181 pixels map_regions map, basically the biggest it can get).

Map was made using a greyscale map from https://tangrams.github.io/heightmapper/ and then edited using gimp and paint.net.

Map mesh and stuff was generated with the IWTE tool.

Map has 49 settlements currently (mostly the same regions as with my normal alexander map).

Settlements placed partially based on where they are in the base game, and partially after some own research.

Resources were placed based on their position in the base game.

Map was partially made with the thought in mind that India should mostly be on the map, as it was quite connected to Persia and some of the diadochi factions.

Added 3 regions in India to create somewhat historical borders of the Nanda Empire.

The non-capturable rebel region now owns the Himalaya and southern india in adition to the Sahara and Arabia. Maybe southern India will become capturable rebel settlements in the future because the Maurya Empire captured a lot more southern land than the Nanda did?

There is a passable strait crossing between Europe and Asia, but only by anatolia-thrace. On purpose did not include a way to walk around the black sea/crimea because as i learned from the base game Alexander map, the AI will get very confused by that, and might prrefer walking the long way around the black sea instead of using the simple strait crossing.


Campaign Changes:
Manually placed all units on the map. Did some rebalancing with the units so that the AI behavior is a bit better, and so settlements shouldn't revolt all the time (big problem due to distance from capital).

Added the Greek_cities on the map holding the "neutral" territories of the greek world in Alexander's war: Sparta, Crete and Cyrene.

Added the correct leaders of Sparta from this time as characters for the Greek_cities.

Changed the leaders of India to be those of the Nanda Empire.




Scripting changes:
Changed the various event scripts and triggers to work with the new regions.

Implemented 4 turns per year so the movement points line up a bit better with the amount an army should be able to walk on these bigger maps.

The 4 turns per year script is also used to that in this campaign Alexander can die in 323 BC like he should, so the scripts to make his empire explode have been changed accordingly.