Mountain Country
Creator: FunkyChunk || First Published: 09/19/2007 || Players: 2 || Size: 20x20
Categories: None
Rating: 6.00 in 7 ratings
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Comments:
FunkyChunk (09/19/2007 08:34pm):
Besides the usual, ban Lash if you think 130/130 units in the center area are too
intimidating. You may also want to ban Javier, as a potential 2 comm towers can be scary,
and this map is pretty chokey so his extra indirect defense will help out a lot.
RedlineM203 (09/20/2007 09:42am):
Can't see why someone who isn't the phantom rater would rate this a 3.

It looks good.. but seems a little base heavy though.
nerd-boy (09/20/2007 02:01pm):
Kindle loves this map.

Less cities plz.
FunkyChunk (09/20/2007 03:48pm):
I don't think ~25000 funds per turn is that bad, I could take out a few of the
lower-corner cities or the ones near the middle area though. Kindle would probably be a
good ban here as well, you're right about that. There are 4 bases per team, but they're
pretty far apart from eachother and more in the "back from the action" area, so I think
it's ok.

I'd make changes to this map, but I'm playing a game on it currently.
nerd-boy (09/22/2007 08:25pm):
It's still highly lolKindle.

Even a ban won't help the people who forget to ban Kindle, and then get UB'd do death.

Less cities plz.
FunkyChunk (09/24/2007 12:19pm):
Well, those who forget to ban Kindle ought' to be UB'd to death.

How many cities do you think I should take out anywho?
EchelonThree (10/11/2007 06:19am):
LOL Kindle.... nuff said, lash is a real threat in the center.

Javier will love it too if he controls the bottom 2 comms towers
FunkyChunk (10/14/2007 02:30pm):
That's why you ban Kindle, Lash and Javier..
FunkyChunk (11/20/2007 08:52pm):
Update: Changed the lower comm tower area, got rid of a few cities.
FunkyChunk (06/02/2008 05:40am):
Update: Changed more stuff. Also, anti-airs.



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