Amphibious
Creator: N/A|| First Published: 09/07/2005 || Players: 4 || Size: 30x30
Categories: None
Rating: 4.94 in 18 ratings
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Comments:
(06/15/2005 03:35pm):
my intention was to create a map where almost every inch of terrain can be traversed by
both land and sea units. The answer, of course, is ports. THis should be played on 9500
funds.
Kamuscha (06/18/2005 12:37am):
well, I see what you mean, but still, you have to have terrain variety. You can have lots of
shoals and use ports for bridges to connect land, so you have what you're looking for.

I really suggest you take down this map and put some more thought into it.
BlitzStrike (06/20/2005 02:17pm):
Its an ok map, but its rather..... big it takes a long time just to move everything and
the terrain dosent vary.... maybe if you made it 1/4 of the size it would be better


nice concept.... but too big...... and no variety 4/10
JuigiKario (06/21/2005 01:11am):
4/10

There's no water and yet whoever gets the most Harbors will be drowning the opposition in
capital ships.
(07/07/2005 10:28am):
nice idea, but too big.
*6*
Dullahan (07/08/2005 12:15am):
Grit, Sami, Lash, and Kanbei rule here. Hawke, Drake, and Olaf are decent for their powers
(and Drake has the added bonus of better ships). Definitely cut down the size - far too
many properties.
Riukken (07/09/2005 12:56pm):
You should put more effort into it. Cut the size down and make some bridges and put bases
in the middle instead of all being sea ports.
DrainDemios (10/01/2005 03:14pm):
Eh, I don't even like the concept. Having all units being able to traverse all of the terrain
means little room for a good strategy.
whiteshield (11/02/2005 03:12pm):
erk... umm... You should probably ban INFANTRY for that map and use a smaller map. But
thats just my opinion.
Dark Conscience (01/22/2006 08:17pm):
... I can't help but think that Kindle would be horribly broken on this map ...

Reduce the size. Interesting concept, though.
A Noob Too Far (01/28/2006 04:49pm):
Kindle all the way.



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