Custom Campaign Map: Clockwork
Creator: AlphaOmega || First Published: 05/01/2015 || Players: 2 || Size: 19x19
Categories: C-Rank, Standard
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Comments:
AlphaOmega (05/01/2015 01:35pm):
This is the first map I ever made that got me into custom campaigns... keep in mind this is my first map and it was
played against AI so if it seems unbalanced or something, thats probably why. Tips are nice :D
the-deadly-shadow (05/01/2015 05:56pm | Edited: 05/01/2015 05:59pm):
at day two OS will have already 8 infantery and a mech, while BH has only just captured the base. Also OS can
rush the outer bases with their first infantery, while they can lock the bases close to the rivers, if BH even
cares about sending units there.
It takes too long for BH to capture the 4 corner bases. In that time they lose the battle for the 4 bases on the
edges.
Also 16 bases on a map with such funding is pretty base-dense. Meaning lots of infantery will be produced.
This gives less tactical options than the game with a reduced amount of bases.

I would suggest removing all neutral bases except for the ones in the corner and maybe giving BH a (possibly
neutral) base near their HQ. This gives a 5 vs 4 bases game, with BH starting behind, as their bases are not
preowned.
Xmo5 (05/04/2015 01:44pm | Edited: 05/04/2015 01:44pm):
I'll back what he just said. Also, consider the fact that OS can send recons fairly easily
during the capture phase due to 5k funding an all the roads.

Keep in mind that OS is also much easier to defend than BH's because OS's forces are
concentrated in one area (the further they get pushed back, the more dense their army)
while the opposite is true for BH (as you push towards the HQ, there are fewer bases that
can help defend it). The chokepoints surrounding OS's bases/HQ exacerbate this and could
lead to stalemates/standoffs.



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