ALL THE MISTAKES IN THE 23 NEW SCENARIO MAPS AND DESCRIPTION

[OwnM3Z0 1,102]

first mistake in the 1066 is in the map, morocco should be replaced by the almoravids, the ''morocco'' added is a completely different dynasty that wouldn't emerge until nearly 100 years later so this is a massive inaccuracy 

 

Second mistake is in the description, it says ''mongols rose'' when the mongols wouldn't even be in the question until almost 200 years later, that's like mentioning the 30 year war in the 1440 description

now that i mention the 1440 scenario, it's description is also VERY wrong, mehmet wouldn't govern the ottoman empire until 1453, and even if you include the ''exception'' where he was a governor in 1444, that's still 4 years later and that didn't last longer than a year

the final mistake is during the victorian era scenario, mostly north africa, the borders are very square and massively inaccurate between egypt and libya, also egypt controlled the entire hejaz during the period, here are the more accurate borders of egypt (the black lines would become the borders during the british era in 1914, so please adjust them for ww1 and ww2 scenarios also because im pretty sure that same mistake is done in those scenarios)

@Łukasz Jakowski those are all the things i noticed that needed to be fixed

 

Edited October 12, 2024 by OwnM3Z0

[Glass Warrior 3]

Bumping this up

[Suhao 21]

@Łukasz Jakowski

[Lucas_Vinni 3]

On 10/12/2024 at 2:57 PM, OwnM3Z0 said:

first mistake in the 1066 is in the map, morocco should be replaced by the almoravids, the ''morocco'' added is a completely different dynasty that wouldn't emerge until nearly 100 years later so this is a massive inaccuracy 

 

Second mistake is in the description, it says ''mongols rose'' when the mongols wouldn't even be in the question until almost 200 years later, that's like mentioning the 30 year war in the 1440 description

now that i mention the 1440 scenario, it's description is also VERY wrong, mehmet wouldn't govern the ottoman empire until 1453, and even if you include the ''exception'' where he was a governor in 1444, that's still 4 years later and that didn't last longer than a year

the final mistake is during the victorian era scenario, mostly north africa, the borders are very square and massively inaccurate between egypt and libya, also egypt controlled the entire hejaz during the period, here are the more accurate borders of egypt (the black lines would become the borders during the british era in 1914, so please adjust them for ww1 and ww2 scenarios also because im pretty sure that same mistake is done in those scenarios)

@Łukasz Jakowski those are all the things i noticed that needed to be fixed

 

The descriptions for all these things seem to be AI generated, so maybe that explains the mistakes