If I were you I would re-submit it with a higher resolution (Windows key+Print Screen key). Otherwise no one will be able to see your picture clearly. 
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i should be able to resubmit it tomorrow, the reason i didn’t already is because i have to move units which could change the scene
and that’s against the rules right?
It’s not a problem is the screenshot is the same. The resolution is a disaster right now. :o
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it won’t be entirely the same, as some units are moving (like the trade cart)
and it is a bit zoomed out
other info over here
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- StereoQuasar163 - Portuguese arrive in Bengal
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- DankSulphur - Japan meets Mexico
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- Chekardhar - Chinese meet Italians
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is it a complete scenario you are making?
it looks lovely. 
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Lots of work went into this - well done! The one thing I noticed was how linear everything is - it reminds me of modern city blocks when if you look at old cities like London or Paris or Rome etc the cities often have very haphazard layouts. Cities built up along water features and roads - the roads would be built on the best ground possible and that often meant they didn’t make many neatly laid-out blocks like modern cities. Regardless - the scene looks good thanks for putting it together and sharing it with us. Cheers!
Yeah it is well made but a bit too much congested imo. As if, there is no space for citizens to roam. It looks like a multiplayer game (wall of houses)
Thank you
The state of tenochtitlan that I wanted to depict is one rebuilt after the sack and destruction of the city by Cortez. It’s basically a “new” city, rebuilt to match european standards, and if you look at the depiction of the city in historical records, you can see how neat and tidy the city looks like, with rectangular residence blocks and straight roads.
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Ah I see - again, I appreciate the work you have done and thanks for sharing it here. It’s inspiring for people to see this kind of creative effort!
StereoQuasar163 wins! Great entry and good margin of victory!
Choose the next topic please! @StereoQuasar163
Thank you very much for the votes… I’m glad you guys liked my design
The next topic I would like to choose is Ibn Battuta’s Journey`
as we all know Ibn Battuta was a great medieval explorer and he traveled more than any other explorer in distance. So hope to see many different and beautiful designs , good luck
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Thank you StereoQuasar163!
NEXT THEME FOR THE COMPETITION
“Ibn Battuta’s Journey”
Competition is open now for entry submissions! Last day for submission of entries will be Monday, 5 October 2020!
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My entry for this round of the competition (Ibn Battuta’s Journey)
Ibn Battuta’s arrival at the court of Sultan Mohammed Bin Tughluq of the Delhi Sultanate…
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i don’t know anything about Ibn Battuta and his life and legacy, what’s not right?
Ibn Battuta leaving the Camp of Golden Horde
Crossing the Black Sea, Ibn joined the Caravan of Kipchak Khan Ozbeg, King of the Golden Horde. When they reached Astrakhan, Ibn Battuta learned that the third wife of the Khan was pregnant. The Khan gave her permission to go back to her father - the King of the Byzantine Empire - to have her baby in Constantinople. Ibn Battuta asked the Khan if he could go along and also got permission.
Here is a great article describing Ibn’s experience while he was with the horde: https://orias.berkeley.edu/resources-teachers/travels-ibn-battuta/journey/lands-golden-horde-chagatai-1332-1333
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Before posting anything, I advise you to use google. Also examine the scene/picture.
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lol the wife never returned XD
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It would be nice if the Yurts that form the Cuman Wonder could be made into separate editor units…
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Come on guys! Let’s have a few more submissions before we close this competition tonight! 
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