The map learns where the sea ends, the game borrows the site's own controls, and Crimea stops depending on luck

The night chart had a real problem and a reviewer was right to say so. Keir Clarke of Maps Mania wrote that the map was barely legible, and it measured: the land was separated from the sea by a contrast ratio of 1.21 to 1, where three to one is the floor for a graphic that carries meaning. Finding the Adriatic or the Gulf of Bothnia meant already knowing where they were. The land is lighter now,…