Practice Run
Creator: Conren || First Published: 02/20/2008 || Players: 2 || Size: 20x20
Categories: None
Rating: 5.50 in 4 ratings
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Comments:
Ducky (02/20/2008 09:10pm):
I think you should make some ghosted ports on the bridges in the middle so that boats can
get across.
Conren (02/20/2008 09:42pm):
Ah, good idea.
JoeVector (02/20/2008 10:06pm):
Ghosted means you put units with no HQ on them so you can't use them to build units from
there. Unless that's what you intended to happen. On the whole the map has too many
chokepoints and doesn't really feel playable. You should first try a symmetrical structure
before going asymmetrical.
blanci1 (08/13/2008 10:20am | Edited: 10/03/2008 10:17am):
its not so clear it chokes to a stalemate ... especially with airbases and navy......... worth a
try ..... worth improving ....make nicely symetric, move some of the properties from centre
and place them more neatly.. put a city in middle of long bridges.,,, also a few extra
mountains and forest for decoration wouldnt affect play much but would make it look a lot
nicer


blanci1 (08/13/2008 10:27am | Edited: 08/13/2008 10:40am):
the more i think about it the more i like this kinda map .... but its execution is a bit dull and
haphazard.... are there no other similar well-
known maps with several islands conected by (longish)bridges with the ghosty port things?

blanci1 (09/01/2008 05:32am | Edited: 10/03/2008 10:22am):
ive tested it and can say this map has very interesting gameplay......
the scarcity of bases and significant early funds available really limits spam and choke
problems and encourages tech. Great for giant killing ! i its difficult to keep total control
and dominate on this map .... there will always be the feeling you may have left the back
door open ... especially early to middle game because you have so few units around and
many of them are valuable.
Conren (07/07/2010 12:24pm | Edited: 07/07/2010 12:43pm):
I've made mostly aesthetic changes to it now. Thanks for the comments, guys.

Would anyone say there's a significant fta here?



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