Wrong Country Borders

[Erling01]

You know the "peninsula" sticking out of Järnbäraland? Make this "peninsula" a part of Herjedalen.

You should split Trøndelag and Hordaland into Møre and Sogn. Two very recognized provinces. Trøndelag has the wrong location. Trøndelag (Later renamed to Nidaros in-game) is actually where Naumadal is supposed to be.

MØRE

SOGN

 

[Alexander Altdorf]

Please, would you, here is a suggestion if you want to, thank you

 

[vukica]

You should split Trøndelag and Hordaland into Møre and Sogn. Two very recognized provinces. Trøndelag has the wrong location. Trøndelag (Later renamed to Nidaros in-game) is actually where Naumadal is supposed to be.

And you *know* these "provinces" were like this 769AD, and in 1000AD and in 1337AD?

I really don't care how they are today, that plays no role in province borders.

Either way, we'd need a lot a stronger argument than "it's slightly off" to change the map.

You know the "peninsula" sticking out of Järnbäraland? Make this "peninsula" a part of Herjedalen.

Is this just because you'd like them to be like that, it bothers you that järn...blblb goes in to norway for some reason, or what?

 

[Erling01]

And you *know* these "provinces" were like this 769AD, and in 1000AD and in 1337AD?

I really don't care how they are today, that plays no role in province borders.

Either way, we'd need a lot a stronger argument than "it's slightly off" to change the map.



Is this just because you'd like them to be like that, it bothers you that järn...blblb goes in to norway for some reason, or what?

1. Those provinces are historical and from the Viking age, and still exists. Why those two provinces is because they were highly recognized. It was actually split into more but those two are the most recognizable ones.

2. Like you said. "I really don't care how they are today". The province historically looked like this before the Swedes conquered it and split it to make counties. Norway has never ever owned Jamtaland and Herjadal without owning the "peninsula" in Jarnberaland. If you don't care how it looks like today, change it!

Btw, what about the province-names? Are you gonna fix that?

 

[vukica]

1. Those provinces are historical and from the Viking age, and still exists. Why those two provinces is because they were highly recognized. It was actually split into more but those two are the most recognizable ones.

2. Like you said. "I really don't care how they are today". The province historically looked like this before the Swedes conquered it and split it to make counties. Norway has never ever owned Jamtaland and Herjadal without owning the "peninsula" in Jarnberaland. If you don't care how it looks like today, change it!

Btw, what about the province-names? Are you gonna fix that?

so you can give me a map with actual borders from 8th century? I need more than you saying they're historical.
I'm not sure if you realise, that this is a rather small border migration, which requires a lot of work.

What about names?

 

[Erling01]

so you can give me a map with actual borders from 8th century? I need more than you saying they're historical.
I'm not sure if you realise, that this is a rather small border migration, which requires a lot of work.

What about names?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_possessions_of_Norway
and
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unification_of_Norway

No one knows when they got it other than that they got it in the viking age. Idre & Särna, it's called.

 

[Erling01]

What about names?

The label that says "Trøndelag" is not in Trøndelag.

This is Trøndelag

Not this

 

[vukica]

Ok, I'll contact you when I'm back from vacation for more input.