>>2791223You are an idiot, read the criteria, This is what the map looks like if you don't bias it towards mountains. There is literally no reason why mountainous terrain automatically means good /out/.
>>2791265>>2791266Sorry but neither the dry western mountainous states nor the crowded polluted eastern states are good for /out/. Based on my criteria, best place for outdoors is the heartland west of the Mississippi and east of the Rockies, and the map reflects that trend. It's not a "troll" just because you're seeing a non-npc opinion for the first time in your life.
You'll also notice that Idaho, Nevada, and Utah are ranked much higher than their neighbors, so it's not strictly favoring one region over another - each state is ranked on its own merits.
>>2791264This is like trying to explain what the color red is to a blind person, there is a bigger QUANTITY of land in MT but that land is QUALITATIVELY different.
>>2791162If you read the map Missouri is the only state to receive a 10.
