JanusTalaiini
Prince
- Joined
- Dec 12, 2005
- Messages
- 340
Hey folks -
First, let me say, I'm really grateful for all the work you map designers put in. I love pre-designed maps so much more than randomly generated ones, and the stuff you guys come up with is an absolute blast to play with, all around.
The problem I encounter is that quite a few of the most interesting maps are huge-sized. I understand why the huge map size is so compelling - they make for incredible, epic games. Unfortunately, they also bog down mid-game when the number of cities and units becomes more than the computer can handle easily. Because of this, I've ended up shying away from these maps after trying them once or twice, whereas maps like those in Rex's map pack, Kol.7's Ethema scenario, or Sureshot's Armageddon scenarios end up getting played many times over.
Anyway, just something to keep in mind when deciding what sort of maps to make. I know the idea to break up the larger maps into smaller, individual maps was kicked around a bit here - that sounds absolutely wonderful to me, if anyone had plans to do so!
First, let me say, I'm really grateful for all the work you map designers put in. I love pre-designed maps so much more than randomly generated ones, and the stuff you guys come up with is an absolute blast to play with, all around.
The problem I encounter is that quite a few of the most interesting maps are huge-sized. I understand why the huge map size is so compelling - they make for incredible, epic games. Unfortunately, they also bog down mid-game when the number of cities and units becomes more than the computer can handle easily. Because of this, I've ended up shying away from these maps after trying them once or twice, whereas maps like those in Rex's map pack, Kol.7's Ethema scenario, or Sureshot's Armageddon scenarios end up getting played many times over.
Anyway, just something to keep in mind when deciding what sort of maps to make. I know the idea to break up the larger maps into smaller, individual maps was kicked around a bit here - that sounds absolutely wonderful to me, if anyone had plans to do so!