Break Point
Creator: walkerboh || First Published: 08/24/2010 || Players: 2 || Size: 17x17
Categories: B-Rank, Standard
Rating: 6.50 in 10 ratings
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Comments:
McLuvin (08/27/2010 11:57am):
If I were you, I'd test it out once with the airport and once without it (I'd replace it with a city just to keep the
funds/base ratio the same). Having a high base/funds ratio can make a match very interesting as you're forced to
not use as much infantry. Keeping the airport will keep that from happening. It ultimately depends on what you're
going for and how it affects the flow of battle.
walkerboh (10/14/2010 11:01pm | Edited: 02/17/2011 07:47pm):
What I really like about this map is that the HQs are relatively unprotected, which will
force battle along the central front as well as along the side fronts. It forces each side
to take a relatively unsafe central position where you can be harassed from the side by
the opponent's wide base. I'm very curious to see how this map plays out, haven't gotten
around to testing it yet.

Also thanks for the suggestion mcluvin. The idea with the airport was to protect the
HQ a bit better and also break up possible stalemates on the central front in the
mid-late game. I'll think about removing it though.
randomizer (04/16/2011 04:04pm):
That bridge-to-mountain thing is such a tease :P
Rockoe10 (09/10/2012 02:11pm):
I don't know why your maps have such low ratings, but I like it (As well as many of your other
maps). 8/10
walkerboh01 (09/14/2021 02:36am):
Redid most of the map, other than keeping the base and river layout similar. Notable changes include a 3rd base and
completely overhauled front structure accordingly.
dision (08/24/2023 06:38pm):
funding curve on this is fucked up. You've got a BAAB tank deployment going on here, p1 has a huge advantage.
walkerboh01 (08/31/2023 02:06pm):
BAAB is balanced.



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