Waygate
Creator: N/A|| First Published: 09/07/2005 || Players: 8 || Size: 25x25
Categories: None
Rating: 3.21 in 24 ratings
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Comments:
Dullahan (05/18/2005 08:51pm):
Uh... really there... who in their right mind is going to choose anyone other than Grit?
Center and sea could use a bit more decoration...
Y0u (06/07/2005 12:51pm):
...so ban Grit. Not a horrible map, but could be better in a lot of ways, like indirect units can
attack islands from other islands. 5/10
Dullahan (06/14/2005 06:07pm):
Even without Grit, the map is pretty bad. The middle is absolutely horrid (plains and more
plains) and since there aren't any neutral properties to capture, it's more about who
remembers to check back within the boot interval. When it comes to defense, GE and GS have
the best positions because their islands are farther away from everybody else's, keeping
others from bombarding them with rockets. This game is basically a stalemate.
(07/19/2005 10:47pm):
anyone here?
(07/21/2005 11:37pm):
my suggestion would be to scatter a couple cities in the center, and make it so that you
have to work to capture your own island. then add mountains and forests to the center.
maybe a river and some roads as well. not bad, but plain
Co. James (11/02/2005 08:17pm):
Let me remind you what Lash specialty is.

Shes special on terrain, they have higher power on it. Now, her co powers would be useless
here since there no mountains on it. I sorry but I just going to give it a 3. extra 2 for
the challage :P
Freezie (11/02/2005 09:26pm):
I say this map is useless because there's no incentive for the players to go outside their
islands... Geez... What do you expect em to do? Go over and attack the hell out of heavy
defended units??? I don't think so
oo (11/02/2005 11:22pm):
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laughing_corpse (11/03/2005 05:00am):
quote from YOu: ''not a horrible map''
take out the word not and it would be 100% true.



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