Creator: N/A|| First Published: 09/07/2005 || Players: 2 || Size: 30x14
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(07/12/2005 01:37pm):
This is my first attept at a large/ Water based map and is a slight modification to my GBA map which is similar Constructive Criticism is welcomed. As normal ;you've got the Central AP for anyone to capture this time with cities aswell, 2 docks some reefs, if u want to capture the enemy HQ u can land a lander with an infanctry over the mountains otherwise sent it round the sides and attack, plenty of sea to fight on and also to help with the land battle there is a few cities and a Factory to capture round the sides. Ive been meaning to make a map like this for a while now, one with small land around the sides and a lake in the middle to fight on, it is neede that you controll the sea to sto pany incoming traffic round the sides that pose a threat, and it is also helpful if u get the sides as it stops others form attacking and gets units round there to capture the eny stuff, there are maybe a few to many choke points but i think thats good because if you controll one section IE (land) u can use that to free open the choke point and visa versa, tell me what ya think im open to suggestions justn nobody play on it while im still getting suggestions otherwise i cant change them. Personally id give it a 7/10 but thats just me ^^ Another Wonderful Creation from the Beaner |
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Dullahan (07/29/2005 04:42pm):
The problem I see is that with so many starting funds, OS is guaranteed to capture both central bases since they can start off making 2 APCs with infantry as well. I would recommend making all of the starting cities neutral and removing one base each from the corners (2 bases makes it far too easy to spam units). This way, if OS goes after one base, BM can get the other one. |
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