How did you place two wonders so close together? World builder won't let me

Seems whenever I play on this map my settler and appeal lenses stop working? Anyone know any possible solutions?

you are telling me Future Earth will become Tamriel lmao based

Is it TSL?

cand you do other maps plz youre amazing

That worked! I didnt think I needed to check it since I was using Byzantium.

@Alex the Great: Try turning on "Allow random placement for civs without TSL" during set-up?

I really want to try this map out but for some reason, whenever I load into the map, I dont see my settler, just the empty spot that you load into. Has anyone else experienced this?

You have amazing mapping skills! Thank you for your work. Could you please create a TSL real world map? I am sure yours will be the greatest! Thank you.

update plz.

i tested neraly every civilization on your map and its still amazing every time

@Guarlaon Glad you're having fun :D

Kongo with Bermuda triangle is surprise for me and a really amazing thing to see. I hope I can manage to beat them in my game. I'm really liking this mod! Congrats, a great map!
I'm playing with Japan and the love the start location

Isn't it weird that this map reminds me of Tamriel map?

I do read most stuff, but do miss something here and there at times

@Vaeringjar: Yes, please read the set-up instructions above.

can TSL be disabled?

@Afrikaan Kommanda: You can disable any natural wonder during set-up, as already stated in the instructions above.

I like this map, but maybe remove the bermuda triangle. It makes kongo so OP that they are always so ahead in technology

Wow, that was a very quick response, thank you!

@Omni: Thanks for the note. It's now fixed.

I'm having trouble getting the TSL to trigger correctly on my game, while playing as Kongo. Every time, it places me near what looks like where the Cree should be.

Have you encountered this issue? Any tips on fixing it? I wonder if it's because the US is in the game, and is too close?

@akoufaki: Restarting a YnAMP map skips certain parts of the setup process so if you want to have a new game you should create a new game (with or without a new seed).

If you want a starting location catered to your civ's starting bias, you may use Origin - Real Start Locations . You need to set "Start Position Link" to "Random" during set-up.

Is there a way to truly unlock the starting locations? I find myself always starting in the same 2 or so places even if I turn off TSL. Also seems like rivers don't spawn properly if you restart the game. Great map otherwise!

@Losanguinos: To each his own but YnAMP offers so many functions that WorldBuilder does not, and I have no current plans to move away from it.

Really like the look of this map, but given how many bugs are in YnAMP I'm not able to play it. Let me know if you make a version that's not dependent, or dependent on something that isn't so buggy.

Unfortunaly bermuda triangle is way to OP. It's over 60 science for just setteling there. I quit my sp game, as soon I placed my city there. AI doesn't had any chance anymore.

So is Scotland

Portugal and Canada are gonna have a real fun time too

I feel so sorry for Ethiopia, Hungary, Phoenicia and MALI ESPECIFICALLY.
Nice map!

Neat, thanks!

@MeniliteZ: One theory is that the movement of the plates is in some sort of a cycle. The Americas are hypothesized to move westward in the short term and then move eastwards in the long term. Read more: Pangaea Proxima [en.wikipedia.org]

I was taught the Atlantic ocean was the one increasing in size. Was I misled?
Either way, looks like an interesting map!

@plaguepenguin: You are probably right

That northern tundra looks like it extends pretty far south for a hothouse world.

@Benchie Paul : I don't use WorldBuilder; I use YnAMBC [forums.civfanatics.com] instead.

Hey I was wonderig something.
In one of the images I see you have two world wonders almost really next to each other?
How did you manage to do this? Worldbuilder for me doesn't allow them to be too close to each other.