Map War 2 - G7

[Bla]

No problem, I'll merge them and upload my turn soon.
Okay, the first image is Deoxy99's turn, the second image is my turn. Now Naru523 can claim 1 zone/extractor/sea base/defensive base...

Edit 1: The growth system has been changed. You may wish to read the first post, but I'll correct mistakes and guide you.

Naru523 may still claim 1 new zone, the defensive base on his zone or a sea base bordering his coast.

Edit 2: Ressourceful lands are now called extractors, so you can build 'extractors' just like you can build defensive/sea bases. The new ressource system:
Every turn, you receive x ressources. X is your production (and the production from all nations you're trading with divided by 5). Claiming a new white zone costs 5 ressources, and it also costs 5 ressources to build a sea base or defensive base. To make ressources something that isn't just ignored until you can't claim more zones, they cost 4 ressources to build rather than 5. And taking an enemy zone costs 10 ressources, and if the enemy zone has a defensive base, it costs 20 ressources to claim. So there's no more dividing your zones by 5, now the costs are multiplied by 5 instead, and you divide your trade by 5 rather than 25.

Very important - now your ressources aren't just rounded off when you take new zones, you actually need the total amount of ressources it costs to claim a zone/build bases/extractors. But, your unspent ressources are saved, and you can spend them later.
I'm planning to make an upkeep system on saved ressources so you won't just end up with infinite ressources by holding the largest nation.

[Darvince]

Do you want to war this early?  

[Bla]

Do you want to war this early?  

Well, that's a military secret.

[Darvince]

Do you want to war this early?  

Well, that's a military secret.

  Jk.

[Naru523]

Narr.

I won't be on for a while, not long though. Since going to Merced again.

[Bla]

Good, now it's Darvince's turn. Darvince can spend 8 ressources (one zone costs 5 ressources, so you can claim 1 zone).

[Darvince]

Here's my turn. I guess it's NeutronStar's turn next, right?

[Bla]

Here's my turn. I guess it's NeutronStar's turn next, right?

Yes, you can read that in the first post.
NeutronStar can spend 6 ressources (= claim 6 / 5 = 1,2 = 1 white zone).

[atomic7732]

har har har.

[Bla]

Deoxy99's turn, Deoxy99 can spend 8 ressources (= claim 1 zone and save 3 ressources).

[deoxy99]

Done!

[Bla]

Good, here's my turn, Naru523 can spend 11 ressources:

[Naru523]

Eh, Marisa?

[Darvince]

If it's 11 resources, I have 4 saved so far... Cocococo!!

[atomic7732]

Mwehahaha,,, wtf commAS WHO CARES...STUPID CAPS... there.

[deoxy99]

Good, here's my turn, Naru523 can spend 11 ressources:

Bla, I am nervous to take the special zones, because I don't understand what I have to do to get them.

[Naru523]

It's the same thing as taking neutral zones, except that you can claim sea territory (blue)/level up your defenses (red)/get a 1+ production (green).

[Bla]

Bla, I am nervous to take the special zones, because I don't understand what I have to do to get them.

Just fill the white space in them. If it's a defensive base you want, start taking the zone it's placed on. Then, you can fill the white space within the square for an additional 5 ressources. It works the same way with the extractors (green squares), except they cost 4 ressources instead. The sea bases, think of them as if the whole zone they are placed on were white. Instead of filling the black zone, you just fill the white square.
You can look at Naru523's turns for an example on taking a defensive base, or my turns to see how you take a sea base.

Sorry, but Darvince's turn is invalid. You cannot claim a zone that you can't reach directly during a turn.

Growth
When it is your turn, you may claim zones that border your zone(s) (and only the direct borders you have that turn, even if you could claim two zones, you may not claim another zone behind one zone that you claimed during that turn).

Can you redo your turn from this map?

[deoxy99]

Bla, I am nervous to take the special zones, because I don't understand what I have to do to get them.

Just fill the white space in them. If it's a defensive base you want, start taking the zone it's placed on. Then, you can fill the white space within the square for an additional 5 ressources. It works the same way with the extractors (green squares), except they cost 4 ressources instead. The sea bases, think of them as if the whole zone they are placed on were white. Instead of filling the black zone, you just fill the white square.
You can look at Naru523's turns for an example on taking a defensive base, or my turns to see how you take a sea base.

Sorry, I don't understand still.
Do I spend 1 resource to get them? I don't understand that part.
Oh, just correct the mistakes I do.

[Bla]

Bla, I am nervous to take the special zones, because I don't understand what I have to do to get them.

Just fill the white space in them. If it's a defensive base you want, start taking the zone it's placed on. Then, you can fill the white space within the square for an additional 5 ressources. It works the same way with the extractors (green squares), except they cost 4 ressources instead. The sea bases, think of them as if the whole zone they are placed on were white. Instead of filling the black zone, you just fill the white square.
You can look at Naru523's turns for an example on taking a defensive base, or my turns to see how you take a sea base.

Sorry, I don't understand still.

If you fill the white space surrounding the square on a zone, you take the zone. If you have the zone with a square on it, you can fill the white space inside the square to gain it's bonuses - it will cost 5 ressources to fill a red square, 4 to fill a green one.
If you fill the white space within a square on the sea, you have control of the black territory surrounding it. It costs 5 ressources as well.
And the white zones cost 5 ressources to claim.

Do I spend 1 resource to get them? I don't understand that part.

Yes:

[deoxy99]

Okay...I get it now.
No, I don't get it.
Can you give me visuals?

[Bla]

Okay...I get it now.
No, I don't get it.
Can you give me visuals?

My turns - how to claim a sea base. Naru523's turns - how to claim a military base (extractor works the same way).

[Darvince]

I thought the sea bases were just simply sea zones.  

[Bla]

I thought the sea bases were just simply sea zones. 

They are, and you can take the sea zone, but not the land zone behind it. You can only take your direct neighbor zones during a turn, to make growth more realistic.

[Darvince]

I had no idea....

[atomic7732]

Bla you should make it so that 5 points you can skip a zone. So say this was a linear map...

1 | | 2 |

then... Player 1 could have 10 resources, and take the spot next to 2.

1 | 1 2 |

[Bla]

Nah, I think the current system is most realistic.

NeutronStar can spend 8 ressources.

[atomic7732]

I'm too lazy to fill in the same spot again.

[Bla]

Okay, I'll do it. Processing turn.
Here's NeutronStar's turn. Deoxy99 can spend 11 ressources.

[deoxy99]

Okay...I'll try to take this zone, just fix all the mistakes I do while taking it.