Shannon V. OKeets
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Joined: 5/19/2005 From: Honolulu, Hawaii Status: offline
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5 - Units from aligned minor countries are recolored to match the controlling major power. Some notable exceptions are Poland, Spain, and Turkey which are left as is. This decision primarily affects units from the Balkans, southern Asia, and South America. Will there be any type of info remaining that with a quick visual glance one can tell the country (other than by the unit name)? I know it doesn't really matter but it adds to the richness of the experience. Maybe something like the commonwealth units which have a center color and a letter or two showing if its canadian, indian, south african, etc. Speaking of which, I assume that is reproduced. I don't recall seeing any of them in the unit pics posted earlier in this thread. It may be stupid but if #5 makes aligned minor units look exactly like the major powes units, I think we lose a tiny bit of aesthetic appeal. I could get over it, of course. The piece of information you are missing, (because I haven't finished coding it yet), is that: all non-major power land units will get a letter abbreviation to the right of their NATO symbol. On the counter sheets you see this as RU, HU, PO, FI, BU, PE, AR, CH, CO, SI, CZE, SWE, SWI, GRE, NET, NEI. I am still pondering upper and lower case and whether to standardize on 3 letters or not.
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