I noticed that the borders of the states of some countries differ from those known to me. Mainly, I paid attention to the southern Balkans.
For example:
Istanbul (STATE_341) occupies almost half the territory of the East Thrace (STATE_756).
East Thrace is partially located on the territory of the Central Thrace (STATE_757).
And so on.
P.S. In fact, STATE_757 is Western Thrace, not Central.
So, the question is: are proposals accepted to change the composition of tiles within a number of states so that their borders begin to coincide with real ones?
Thank you!
P.P.S. I certainly accept that such borders may be due to the presence of several game scenarios where some countries do not own these states entirely (for example, a 1914 scenario where Bulgaria has access to the Aegean Sea). But if you look at the map of Europe in 1914, you can see that Western Thrace went to Bulgaria completely.
kremastra
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5 months ago
I noticed that the borders of the states of some countries differ from those known to me. Mainly, I paid attention to the southern Balkans.
For example:
P.S. In fact, STATE_757 is Western Thrace, not Central.
So, the question is: are proposals accepted to change the composition of tiles within a number of states so that their borders begin to coincide with real ones?
Thank you!
P.P.S. I certainly accept that such borders may be due to the presence of several game scenarios where some countries do not own these states entirely (for example, a 1914 scenario where Bulgaria has access to the Aegean Sea). But if you look at the map of Europe in 1914, you can see that Western Thrace went to Bulgaria completely.
Treaty of Bucharest 1913: