Thank you for feedback! Yea I also recognize the scale issue, Its a pity, Initially it looked like it could be managed but its is truly small, thats why I call it "Mini-Britain" and "Mini-London" heh. I didnt had much time recently to continue but dont worry project continues! I still need to actually make rest of the map playable. I will finish this mini version and then maybe focus on regions I'll see.

Love the way South Coast looks, but the scale is problematic. Towns will bleed into each other very quickly when you play it. I think splitting UK into regions would make fantastic series of maps. But that's a big project to undertake. Will keep checking on this though. Great work!

Subsribed, checked. London area looks great. Well mabe the city looks too big :D but it is ok. Resourses not scattered stupidly randomly, spread with logic and it is not too much. Good :) Of course still way to go to finish it. But it has really good potential. Advice - make mountains look like mountains. Because now they look like big hills :) and, of course, Scotland and Ireland needs to be finished. Overall - great job ;) keep it up.

I added custom houses to the coast acting as harbours

No borders? Is there a way to export stuff?

but why doe

Yes Scotland Is still rather untouched. I am planning to progressively update the map and make more of the map manageble, also add more oil to land etc. Like it says, Its WIP. Thanks for playing and feedback!

Great map thank you! But, I would think that the Scotland may be too mountainous, which is totally impossible for industries. Also, all the oil resources are buried under deep dark sea, so if I try to pump them, i will have to break the shape of this map. Anyway excellent map!

Yea I think the same, my industry design is afterall rather odd. I am going to create "advanced" infrastructure in the tiny bit of land that isnt in your borders. And also add open warehouses to my improvised shipyards, as the game didnt receive the naval update yet.

Just keep old town buildings. No industries.