Okay, I noticed that the climates of the 4 islands dose not match up, At all. But first, copy and paste this’s link to see a map of all the simpleplanes islands,
https://www.simpleplanes.com/Forums/View/683616/A-map-of-Simple-Planes-big-file-sizes-mobile-users-beware
Now that you’ve looked at the map, what do you notice. I noticed something that, for some reason, stands out to me, the climates don’t make sense. snow stone is the northern most island so I guess we can call this the “arctic” of this world, that’s fine, nothing up their, but the problem starts when krakobala and wright come into the mix. Krakabola is a tropical climate, like the Bahamas, but wright, wich is a more temparate climate, like England, but then comes maywar, which is a desert, and one can assume that this is a simalar climate to krakabolA, wich seems to have a warm climate. So the climate map that whould make the most sence is - snow stone the furthest north, since it is the coldest, wright is below snowstone, since it is a temperate climate, next whould be krakabola and maywar, these two can be parallel to each other, since they have similar climates. But that’s not so. Instead of wright being under snowstone, we have krakabola, a tropical climate, and then, we have wright, which seems like a temperate climate. Since the equator tends to have the warmest places, whouldent it make more sense to have wright under snowstone, and krakabola under wright.
I know their are flaws in this post, one being their is no established equated in this world, so I just assume it is near krakabola because it looks like the warmest, one one of the warmest places. And with that, I have finished this forum