that would be, to me, one way to see who is the best map maker.
making a map with 10,000 territories for the neighborhood i live in, including strategic bonuses for the annoying area where scooters are parked and to for the four 711s that are within walking distance (711 is a part of taiwanese culture) and then making four separate maps for each 711 to show how they are slightly different, would make me one of the most prolific map makers. but such maps are useless and wouldn't be played much...
Yuanshuai, assuming you are making that map and not being sarcastic, there's a limit of I think 3000 territories per map. So you could split it into multiple maps.
Okay, newsflash, Sir Nick has stolen Fizzers throne, although he hasn't made that much territories, and three more people have joined the *COPOWLWHMAP4OEMM*!

it would be really nice to have stats about how many times a map is played. also i have seen people mentioning the rating of their maps, where do you see that and how do you rate a map? if such a thing doesnt exist i think it should be added.
whenever you open a map it should tell you how popular it is (how many times it is played), its current rating and an option to rate the map. this way its much easier to judge a map´s success at a glance.
Well, if I'm correct, Skunk has now overtaken Kroma due to his Falkland Map.
He describes it as *another one of his popular maps*, and reaches an all-time low in his map mishaps: he's failed to finish one of his paths called *Open Ground*, so if you click on the one on the right, it seems that it and its western namesake are actually one territory. ... Sigh...
I don't see any territory or region on skunk's Falkland Island map called *Open Ground*, and the description doesn't say that it is popular. Is one of us confusing one map with another? And, I update my graph almost daily, and Kroma is second, after Sir Nick, then comes Fizzer, and after that Skunk.
There are two Open Grounds, in the dark green bonus on the western island.
Well, he may not literally have said popular, but, well, look at his new map's description. At least I couldn't find any missing connection in that map, but the Falklands are full of them.
I'm not sure what the *COPOWLWHMAP4OEMM* is, but if it's the group of people who've made three or more maps, yes, I hope to join that group in the near future.