(08-02-2018, 09:03 PM)GI-Land Wrote: I think, you played around with creating a potential new continent too, right Qwert?

That is correct, just to see if I could make maps with the same design as B&N (see example here).
 

(08-02-2018, 09:03 PM)GI-Land Wrote: I can imagine Ryccia's and/or Qwert's continent having a limited amount of plots [...] and active rp-ing nations could take a maximum of one plot on each of the extra continents for their colonial history (I don't think, this would be a problem. 20 or 30 plots max per continent should be enough considering how many active rp-ers we got - not too much, but enough for 20-30 plots).
The new independent nations won't get rp-ed by anyone, they are just known by the rest of the world that they exist and maybe give some possibilities for trade or stuff like that.

We should not underestimate the amount of extra work to maintain and update additional maps or overestimate how useful it would be to claim plots on these potential new continents ( )
 

(08-02-2018, 09:03 PM)GI-Land Wrote: To summarise: Basically the idea is that canon present-day rp is still limited to our main continent, but that we can use the other continents' plots for historic colonial canon rp (between ~1490-1940) and possibly trade (for modern time rp). The nations of the other continents won't get rp-ed though, they "just exist".

 

(08-02-2018, 09:46 PM)Dillguy9 Wrote: To sum up, I am in full support of completing the map, and would love to help, as I love cartography and making maps (same thing, who cares), and adding new continents could be tricky at first, but once the kinks are worked out, I think that it would be beneficial to the storyline of Pacifica.

It looks like we have the same idea of how this would be implemented, perhaps except for an additional plot claiming system. I imagine there could be workshop were we would work out a general layout and people could contribute with their own design of continents (that perhaps later could be streamlined with a common design/cartographic style).