Creator: Creepy Crawly || First Published: 11/18/2007 || Players: 4 || Size: 29x20
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Creepy Crawly (11/18/2007 11:25pm | Edited: 06/25/2012 05:16pm):
Edit: Made some changes to the map. Took out one base from each army. Spread out the top properties and changed the bottom factory for a tower. Also some minor changes here and there to make terrain a bit more friendly. Well this is my first map that i put here in AWBW so... Don't go easy on me ;) Left VS Right. Top competes for more funding while the bottom competes for a base. if you wanna try top VS bottom is up to you but the map wasn't meant to be played like that. The reason the bottom & top sea are THAT skinny is because i wanted the ships to be more vulnerable without having to be attacked by other sea or air units. Also if you see your opponent go for the island you might wanna go there too :) Rate & Comment Pls |
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Tyrael (11/19/2007 12:23am):
For a first map, this is extremely awesome. It's a bit narrow on the top and bottom with the land routes, especially with three bases. Maybe cut that down to 2? Also, team order counters FTA, but props for knowing what that is and trying to fix it instead of ignoring it. So infantries aren't needed. Silos are usually bad, but it's OK in this case because there's a race to get to it first, and there's just one so no big deal. There's a couple too many forests in a row near the bottom center neutral base. The three cities in a row at the top probably should be two (minus the middle one), property is the thing you least want to clump. Yes, I'm being very picky, especially for your first map. But you said don't go easy, so really it's your own fault. 8/10 as is. And again, thank you so much for not being a new guy that's a total moron. We don't get many of those around here ;) |
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