Andau - 2000 years of history

[peter007]

Great work, as always.
I could use your history lessons in my exam 

-Ernst

[Tomas Neto]

Fantastic update again!!!

[Nanami]

Nice update! 

[supremec]

I read all of your updates before I post, and it is very very interesting to build cities in the past, I love everything of your pictures     

[kwakelaar]

Replies:

Framly - Thanks a lot

Schulmanator - From what I have seen of your MD so far, I think you do a great job with it.

Bat - Thanks for stopping by

Noahclem - Thanks for such a nice comment.

Sumwonyuno - Yes indeed, it is one of the largest in the region.

Ernst - Oh, but I would think you probably are doing very well in your history classes.

Tomas Neto - Thanks for commenting

976 - Thanks a lot

Supremec - That is very kind of you. This MD has almost turned into a half research project as I have turned into reading a lot more of Roman history to try and understand a little more of the period.

Update 19
Just to give an idea of what you have seen so far, I have made an overview with all the regions of Andau. There are 13 regions that are finished (grey scales drawn, rendered and all city tiles have been opened, forests and smaller rivers/creeks have been put in place).
Most of these have also been populated with farms, villages and towns.
I think there are still some 100 regions to go before all of them have been done.
In the overview below you see the regions that are finished covered with a black mesh.


Next update should be in the beginning of September, after I return from my holidays. In a week time I will pack up and go back for 3 weeks to Norway for a much needed time off from work which has been quite a challenge the last year.
I hope you all have a wonderful time this summer and can enjoy whatever you will be doing.
Kwakelaar/Gjermund

[Tomas Neto]

Wow, many good news, and nice map too!!!   
Fantastic holidays to you, my friend!!!   

[RickD]

I had no idea the region was that big. Enjoy your holiday in Norway. I have been there in June and it was great.

[supremec]

A nice overview
and a nice holidays to you 

[noahclem]

Very nice looking region overview (and huge region)!  Have a great holiday in Norway 

[carlfatal]

Hello again,
still impressing work, and sometimes i think simcity is made for something like this rectangular roman planning. Maybe You didn´t learn Latin in school, but i lost the most knowledge in all the years since then...
But what You do is some stuff we should show in schools, to remind to a people they were not less modern then we are. It´s the work of a real historian! If i see these thermae i wish to get some time machine and have a chance to look back in these ancient civilisation - only for a little bath in the caldarium  .
Hope Your holidays were fine and i will stay waiting for the next update,
greets, carl

[art128]

Nice map there Gjermund. It really shows how impressive is your work.

[Dantes]

Really great card.  The long course very impressed. 

[bat]

Nice map. Your region is really big...
Looking forward to the update in September...

[Terring7]

Fake, this is not Simcity 4. It's... erh... not sure what it is... but I'm not sure that it's Simcity 4

[ricardomiranda]

Nice job !

[carlfatal]

Don´t let this go to the inactives section, i´m really eager to see more of this wonderful MD. It´s one of my favourites,
greetz, Carl

[kwakelaar]

I am sorry for keeping you waiting, you will just need to wait a little longer. RL is just too busy at the moment, I have had no time to work on the new update.
Thanks for your great comments.

[art128]

Don't worry Gjermund, real life is more important than a game.., and of course we all have patience so we can wait as long as it takes! I really enjoy your MD, so no matter how many times it takes to update, if it's updated I'm happy.

[noahclem]

I'll echo exactly what Arthur said! Really a great MD and I'm happy to enjoy it on your schedule. Good luck with whatever's keeping you busy 

[Dantes]

Hello, at least you're still alive. I hope you can manage everything, and perhaps later to show something. All the best to you!