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Thread: (2-4) Frozen Fields14 Jan 2014, 10:56 AM Ah okay, yes that makes sense. I had something like this in mind for north eastern field (the one in front of players 3 and 4), so I will probably do that there. In: Map Sharing
Thread: (2-4) Frozen Fields13 Jan 2014, 19:55 PM Updated In: Map Sharing
Thread: (2-4) Frozen Fields12 Jan 2014, 17:18 PM Jump back to quoted post12 Jan 2014, 11:38 AMBrummbær Edit: Just finished a game on your map and I realy enjoyed it but even when the fields look realistic DrunkinGambit was right, it feels a bit empty. Maybe you could just make the fields a bit smaller and add more fieldroads/ditches or hedgerows. In that case you could forget about adding objects to the fields itself. Im currently looking into that. I will release an update later on which includes sector rework, adds some heights and addresses the trench. Afterwards I will see what im able to do with the fields. Decreasing their size is not an option because they are there to flank. Roads, hedgerows and ditches will probably be added to make them more appealing to look at In: Map Sharing
Thread: (2-4) Frozen Fields12 Jan 2014, 17:16 PM Jump back to quoted post12 Jan 2014, 12:53 PMBartonPL is this map taken from Europe in Ruins mod? Yep, as I said its based on Road to Carentan which was also part of the EiR mod In: Map Sharing
Thread: (2-4) Frozen Fields12 Jan 2014, 11:33 AM That was made intentionally because if you place it outside of the trench vehicles are able to destroy it opening the trench without the need of pioneers/engineers. I never thought of the trench as an actual fighting position, however now that you are mentioning it I think I will probably change it in some way. In the matches Ive played so far there was not a lot of fighting around the trench and making it actually usable as a defensive position will probably provide better gameplay In: Map Sharing
Thread: (2-4) Frozen Fields11 Jan 2014, 10:19 AM Weird the screenshot of the new sector layout doesent seem to be visible for me. Direct link: http://www.picfront.org/d/942t Feedback would be much appreciated =) In: Map Sharing
Thread: (2-4) Frozen Fields10 Jan 2014, 20:40 PM Jump back to quoted post10 Jan 2014, 19:35 PMDrunkinGambit Yeah, it's easy. Just export your map again, then go into the game and hit publish again. It will say "Updating" instead of publishing. I have confirmed also that anyone who has subscribed to the map will have the map auto-updated through steam. Wow that is perfect, thanks. What would you (and others ) say about this sector layout: With the highlighted sectors being the important new southern cutoffs. The southern sector which is the closest to each base now serves a purpose (to cut off the southern fuel) however that might be too difficult (/too easy to defend) In: Map Sharing
Thread: (2-4) Frozen Fields10 Jan 2014, 19:22 PM Our maps are in the workshop but only accessible via the direct links. If you browse the workshop or search for the name they wont show up. Until now I thought that it simply takes a few days until they are approved. Btw: You asked a good question about updating maps. If you find out how to update without "loosing" the old entry please let me know =) In: Map Sharing
Thread: (2-4) Frozen Fields10 Jan 2014, 18:57 PM I will see what I can do regarding the fields. I just went past some fields where i live: They are flat! But yes i'll probably play around with some ditches, bushed and maybe some more tile,splat work PS: I'm curious about the map showing up in the worldbuilder because I like the more narrow kind of maps. Its really weird, until now i only saw maps released 4 days ago under most recent so I assumed that maps take a few days until they appear in the workshop, but now there are some maps released today as well. However I cant find DrunkenGambits map by browsing either, so its not just mine In: Map Sharing
Thread: (2-4) Frozen Fields10 Jan 2014, 15:28 PM Jump back to quoted post10 Jan 2014, 15:12 PMDrunkinGambit This isn't true really... If you believe it to be true then don't design around an idea that has no way of being defined. Playing on a big flat empty area will not be fun. Fields can have a rolling quality to them, and even though you may think of fields to be flat, they aren't. Yes, I'm sure there are really flat fields in the world, but why add them to your map? But why not add them? Do slopes make them so much more visually appealing? I mean im aware of the fact that fields are not entirely flat (mine arent either), and that a lot even have rather extreme slopes but I was inspired by the fields in my area: Flat, big, not much stuff on them. They look more like the ones on my map than langreskaya or angoville. I'll see if more bushes are an option and I continue to think about it especially since youre not the only one who immediately pointed that out . I just was never really satisfied when I simply added more objects and heights and depths. In: Map Sharing