Finally, like region borders, most of the zoning was done with geography in mind, not political borders or historical importance, which can always change in the future. Likewise, the sea doesn't care where cities and strongholds are.
The sea does not care where strongholds or cities are but it is important to acknowledge how the sea is and always was.
So i'd say we prevent the new sea zones from changing travel times from previous sea routes considerably.
Thats how the sea was thats where the roleplay consistency is build upon.
If we change travel times suddenly it means the sea would have changed somehow, that does not regularly happen.
So lets try to respect how things where as much as possible.
If cheniers changes make travel times closer to what they always where, i'd say yes.
