Map of OSFL Teams - Geographic Discussion Thread

[Brandon]

How close do teams need to be to cause problems? Waco and Fort Worth ( If SoMiss moves) are 90 miles apart..I would think that would be fine.

[derek2455]

Moving

I guess I'll take my show on the road. I'll be the Brooklyn Hitmen.

[Andrew]

I updated the map page with the latest changes. Make sure you get your changes to Skerik as I'm going off his list.

[rubisco43]

Looks much better. Although I don't know if Iowa will be able to hand 2 teams so close to each other. And that cluster of 2 teams in southeast michigan and 3 in Ohio (or it seems to be 3) will might be a problem, esp with Morgantown and Pux teams so close.

No one wants Nebraska, Oklahoma, St. Louis, or Minnesota?

edited b/c my english sucks ass.

[Dave]

One of the Iowa teams needs to move - preferably to Minneapolis or another similarly vacant large market city. Any volunteers?

[Guest]

How close do teams need to be to cause problems? Waco and Fort Worth ( If SoMiss moves) are 90 miles apart..I would think that would be fine.

Much closer than you think. Since each city has its own "regional" population, as long as they are more than around 15 miles apart, you'll see basically no impact at all.

[Sully]

How close do teams need to be to cause problems? Waco and Fort Worth ( If SoMiss moves) are 90 miles apart..I would think that would be fine.

Much closer than you think. Since each city has its own "regional" population, as long as they are more than around 15 miles apart, you'll see basically no impact at all.

With that said, I still think it's better than we're spreading teams out, rather than cluttering Michigan, Ohio, Iowa, Maryland, etc.

[Andrew]

With that said, I still think it's better than we're spreading teams out, rather than cluttering Michigan, Ohio, Iowa, Maryland, etc.

Plus it makes my map look prettier. :D