Personally I like the 3d chess like pieces on the cloth map. I would think that a 2d version would not look as good.

I like the chess piece look. A 2d version would be a downgrade and require a lot of work. The current chess pieces are "dynamic" in the sense that they are the real 3d units we have but frozen in poses. This makes it very easy to add new units to the game because you don't need to worry about how they are going to look on the cloth map, other than the pose. If you add a weapon, you don't need to do anything special to make it look right on cloth map.

Perfection is being at peace with oneself, and with others.  Not saying I've achieved it yet for great periods of time, but it is really nice when you are one with yourself and the universe. 

Thats just nonsense ^^

Sincerely
~ Kongdej

I just like the point in these tokens that all the "important" stuff is "highlighted" or easily spotted, is all LNQ, if you have a better idea please tell
Can't promise I will like it, but atleast we get some inspiration, although its probably a bit late in development

Sincerely
~ Kongdej

My term of "perfection" is actually quite vague because I do not believe in something like "Perfect Behavior". or a "Perfect Game" since that is all depending on what and where you need to use it, and who plays the game, but a game can be perfect for me to play for example, because it fits all my "criterias" of what I want in a game.

Edit: Hm, I am very good at going offtopic myself

Sincerely
~ Kongdej

I think there's a lot of room for creativity with 2-d tokens.

They could look like they were carved from wood and weathered, as if they were old and have been through a war.

I'm seeing them stylized profiles, portraits, silhouettes of what they represent.

I would be interested in the cloth map having different sound effects than the 3-d map. More along the lines of boardgames sound effects.

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