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/▌ all over the workshop
/ \ so he can take over (You are welcome)
/▌ all over the workshop
/ \ so he can take over (You are welcome)
/▌ all over the workshop
/ \ so he can take over (You are welcome)
I tried all of your WW1 maps and I liked them, they have a lot of potential. However, I do have some constructive criticism for you to consider:
- All of your maps are way too big. If they were even half that size they would be much more playable. Trenches in WW1 were not that far apart (with respect to the ranges of the units). Trench warfare typically consisted of a man in a trench shooting at another man in a trench where trenches are available it is usually single side. With that much space between them enemies can easily walk around the defences. Cutting out the space between the trenches can help you scale down your map to a more reasonable size.
- Trenches and craters typically only allow units to face only one direction, they should allow units to face all available directions otherwise they can easily be flanked by enemy units. While I can see what you were going for, as you push an enemy back you should be able to use their own trenches against them. Fixing this aspect can give the map much more flexibility, making it more interesting and more challenging.