gimil wrote:Dont worry guys ill beat Widow Maker this time
i'll get the baseball bat you get a pipe and we'll kick the crap of of him
WoW. This map making stuff is getting out of hand. I may need to get listed in the CPP (Cartographer Protection Program)
Besides I don't know how much time I will have between now and the deadline to work on a map anyway. I have lots of other things going on.
But good luck gimil. I look forward to seeing what you and everyone else does.
WM
Oh now hes feeling the pressure
wait. . .
theres a cartographer protection program?
yep didn't you know? the relocate the cartographers threatened by the map making mafia into remote locations and they change their drawing style and photoshop version to avoid future recognition.
“In the beginning God said, the four-dimensional divergence of an antisymmetric, second rank tensor equals zero, and there was light, and it was good. And on the seventh day he rested.”- Michio Kaku
he was going to enlist in CPP but the mob was too fast. they caught up with him on a rainy night. there were blood stains all over his maps. at the scene of the crime there were some eucalyptus leafs found and an eye witness swears he heard some monkey noises. the crime is still under investigation.
“In the beginning God said, the four-dimensional divergence of an antisymmetric, second rank tensor equals zero, and there was light, and it was good. And on the seventh day he rested.”- Michio Kaku
he was going to enlist in CPP but the mob was too fast. they caught up with him on a rainy night. there were blood stains all over his maps. at the scene of the crime there were some eucalyptus leafs found and an eye witness swears he heard some monkey noises. the crime is still under investigation.
he was going to enlist in CPP but the mob was too fast. they caught up with him on a rainy night. there were blood stains all over his maps. at the scene of the crime there were some eucalyptus leafs found and an eye witness swears he heard some monkey noises. the crime is still under investigation.
damn you andy, damn you to hell.
It is alright, i am fine, Im not locked in a cellar guarded by a monkey with a unholy fetish for bananas. Im not being tortured by wicked in order to reveal the location of DiM in order to force him in to stopping large maps production.
Now get back on topic or i will ban you all.
It is alright, i am fine, Im not locked in a cellar guarded by a monkey with a unholy fetish for bananas. Im not being tortured by wicked in order to reveal the location of DiM in order to force him in to stopping large maps production. Now get back on topic or i will ban you all.
--Andy
I mean Telvannia
Damn it DiM andy got another one
you distract tel with a banana, ill hit him over the head with a shovel.
I don't see how it will be less playable? If you're referring to the 4way border being changed, to be honest there is a better solution. Just leave the 4way border there since it appears to be a real life border (I think I read that in this thread). But, with all the extra open space this map has put a note explaining that attacks cannot be made across the diagonal.
It's like with the circus maximus revamp, which I don't like. Don't get me wrong, it looks amazing, but the 3D perspective on it leads me to dislike it (or at least like it less than the old version) because it's too much like a piece of art and not enough like a real game board - hence, less playable (for people like me, at least).
The1exile wrote:It's like with the circus maximus revamp, which I don't like. Don't get me wrong, it looks amazing, but the 3D perspective on it leads me to dislike it (or at least like it less than the old version) because it's too much like a piece of art and not enough like a real game board - hence, less playable (for people like me, at least).
Well then I guess you are probably not a fan of my maps.
I see what you are saying about wanting a real board game and not art but...
all board game boards are art, regardless of the detail.
It is just an opinion and I respect that. You will vote accordingly.
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