Define the Problem
The problem I’ve been having is getting the natural geography to be correct. Basically, I’m having trouble locating where things would be naturally more tropical, where it’s naturally more desert-like, etc..
The reason this problem exists is because the world map I made up isn’t real and doesn’t exist, so I have to strategically place things.
Restructure Your Problem
I think I should restructure this problem as what planet is this on. If this planet is earth, than I would have to use things like the equator and how the earth is and how far it is from the sun to help me decide.
Who, What, When, Why, Where, How
Who: The entire world
What: The land, and the civilization habitat.
When: During a fantasy timeline that doesn’t exist. Most probably a couple hundred years ago in real earth time.
Why: why what? Why do I need this objective? To have a real, fleshed out world that I can later on use.
Where: The planet
How: because I said so! Unless you mean how this problem came to be, in which case it’s because my world map isn’t very similar to the one we have currently, nor when earth first came to exist.
Rephrase the Problem
I don’t know how I would do that, since I don’t have a defining sentence for this…
err…. ” The have I’ve been probleming is naturalling the have geography to be correct. Basically, I’m locate trouble having where things would be tropically more natural, where it’s desertly more natural, etc.. ” ????
Switch perspectives
The polar opposite of my problem would be a problem where they know where all the land terrain is gonna go, and how it’s gonna fall, but have no clue how they all connect (?)
hmm….