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After realizing that communicating locations on Muttrah would be much easier if the Streets were named, I set out on a project to do just that. The following images are the fruit of that labor.

The streets with Arabic names are accurate to the actual city of Muttrah. The rest of them were laid out in one direction Alphabetic, Numeric in the other, there are some exceptions where placenames seemed appropriate.

These maps were originally used for the Planning of Scrim between Tactical Gamer and Texas Teamplayers.. They proved to be valuable both for planning and Communication in game.

After careful consideration, I think that releasing these maps to the public could only to help to elevate teamplay and assist in communication. Here they are for your consumption.


FULL MINIMAP



CROPPED MINIMAP



PRINTER FREINDLY 8X10
NORTH
CENTRAL
SOUTHWEST

I want this on the ingame map.

* strain*

I've just memorised all of them.

If this is combined with the topographical maps idea, it'd be complete win!

At last! Now we can finally give directions to the party!

Pancho - you have way too much time on your hands

Good idea though - irl you would have maps with street names, even if you were in enemy territory.

The Tactical Gamer community recently had a scrim against the Texas Team Players community (clan?). We had an incredible plan laid out. Each squad had been pre-organized, each given specific orders on what to do before hand. We even had dedicated spots for firebases and how to place them so the Humvee isn't FUBAR when it spawns. One of the things that our strategy masterminds did was make this great map of street names to make communication easier.


Yeah, we're hardcore.

Pancho, extraordinary work.

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And I want those enhanced detail maps for the commander screen.

I like the names but I don't want it on a map, in combat if the names are too big it gets in the way, and if there too small you cant see them. Good idea but ill pass on it.

pretty nice, but would not like this ingame, would be cluttered

Wouldnt really be readable on the ingame map i think. And wouldnt be readable because of the blue dots everywhere anyway.

Nice idea tho

waldo_ii wrote:Yeah, we're hardcore.

Hardcore? You ain't seen nothin' yet.

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Street Names, Contours, Map icons for tree types, Mosques, churches, radio masts etc combined together = WIN

Do what we did - print them out and tape them next to our monitors for the scrim. Sure does make it easy to relay the location of hostile targets to CAS and APC crews over teamspeak. llPANCHOll is awesome and I'm glad he's on my side!

Just get a load printed out and get them in a GTA type box set

Set them as a wallpaper on your 2nd monitor, or put them on your iPhone or iTouch, but I dont belive they will ever be implemented on the Mini-Map.. The only way it would work on a mini-map anyway is if they only showed up on the zoomed image.. most probably the middle zoom only.. but as the mini-maps are intended to be satilite imagery, not road maps, it is very unlikely that they will be implemented in any way "in game".

But we're intelligent folks with a knowledge of computers, why would we ever buy an iphone?

In pubs they're pretty much entirely useless unless they are on the minimap. But oh well.

touche cain m8, and damn these sig fascists! ^^

Rhino loves his minimaps too much to let me touch this one. One problem I see here is that the words are too small to be legible. The max minimap size is 1024x1024 without adding a significant graphical burden as the first image is. Even zoomed I have a hard time making out the names there. Playing with fonts and colors while easing up the size a little can help.

I was debating putting road names on Ramiel, but so far I have settled on just keeping the district names to keep it from being too cluttered. The more major roads leading to the city can be labeled but this would hurt consistency and they themselves are not too useful.

Nice job guys!