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Post by Quintus Fabius on Sept 14, 2016 23:15:03 GMT
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Post by Quintus Fabius on Sept 14, 2016 23:45:22 GMT
Desophaeus, what do you think about Fraustadt? IMO it's my best so far. 
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Post by Desophaeus on Sept 14, 2016 23:48:53 GMT
Hmm why is it the best? I never played Wesnoth so I don't know the difference. Sorry...  |
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Post by Quintus Fabius on Sept 14, 2016 23:53:09 GMT
Hmm why is it the best? I never played Wesnoth so I don't know the difference. Sorry... It's more balanced. Others: Breitenfield: the corner guys are too strong, as the N/S players will try to kill each other first. Lepanto: Everything except for ships (and Mermen/Nagas in Vanilla Wesnoth) has >3 movepoints in water, so the Austrians will take a long time to reach mainland. Crimea: Perekop acts like a funnel for the North player. Berestechko: The start areas are too close to be playable. Moscow: 3v2. C'mon. |
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Post by Desophaeus on Sept 14, 2016 23:56:53 GMT
Hmm why is it the best? I never played Wesnoth so I don't know the difference. Sorry... It's more balanced. Others: Breitenfield: the corner guys are too strong, as the N/S players will try to kill each other first. Lepanto: Everything except for ships (and Mermen/Nagas in Vanilla Wesnoth) has >3 movepoints in water, so the Austrians will take a long time to reach mainland. Crimea: Perekop acts like a funnel for the North player. Berestechko: The start areas are too close to be playable. Moscow: 3v2. C'mon. I see what you mean... you should think about making a campaign for real to make those two maps Moscow and Crimea better. |
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Post by Quintus Fabius on Sept 15, 2016 0:20:18 GMT
It's more balanced. Others: Breitenfield: the corner guys are too strong, as the N/S players will try to kill each other first. Lepanto: Everything except for ships (and Mermen/Nagas in Vanilla Wesnoth) has >3 movepoints in water, so the Austrians will take a long time to reach mainland. Crimea: Perekop acts like a funnel for the North player. Berestechko: The start areas are too close to be playable. Moscow: 3v2. C'mon. I see what you mean... you should think about making a campaign for real to make those two maps Moscow and Crimea better. I was thinking of one. Here is my go: 1. Khan of Crimea: Unite Crimea under your name. (Map of Crimea, you have to conquer everything except for Genoa [Austrians] in lower right) 2. The Uniter of the steppes: Bring the Nogai under your Suzerainty. (Start in West of map, defeat Nogai) 3. Belgorod Line: defeat the Russians and cross the Belgorod Line... But is there a chance you can turn West? (Start in South, either defeat Russians or defeat Polish) The campaign splits up depending on who you defeat; the Polish side give you a realistic account, the Russians a fantasy one. 4a (Russian side): Siege of Moscow: Rule over the Russians, like your ancestors did before you. (Moscow map) 5a. Fury of the Horde: Crush the Polish under your mighty hooves. (Defeat Polish and Austrians are defeatable for a bonus amount of gold) 6a. Overlord of Europe: It is time to achieve what even the Golden Horde never did: rule over Europe. (Start in Moscow, conquer Sweden, Poland, Austria, and Ottomans in the corner) 4b. (Polish side): Raid into Poland: (insert some comments about Crimea slave trade) (start with Slavers only, and can only recruit Slavers and Tatar riders; have to take all Polish Villages to win) 5b: Berestechko: The Polish are defeating us. But with our new Ally's, we shall repulse them! (First start with Polish vs Cossacks and you; after 5 turns, Russians and Austrians come, and you have to escape) 6b. The Last Stand: The Horde shall never fall! (Defend for 50 turns against never-ending Polish, Russian, and Austrian recruits, with only ally being Ottoman in Sevastopol) Map; .org/image/9ks9ed6vv/]  [/url] |
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Post by Quintus Fabius on Sept 15, 2016 1:56:32 GMT
I see what you mean... you should think about making a campaign for real to make those two maps Moscow and Crimea better. I was thinking of one. Here is my go: 1. Khan of Crimea: Unite Crimea under your name. (Map of Crimea, you have to conquer everything except for Genoa [Austrians] in lower right) 2. The Uniter of the steppes: Bring the Nogai under your Suzerainty. (Start in West of map, defeat Nogai) 3. Belgorod Line: defeat the Russians and cross the Belgorod Line... But is there a chance you can turn West? (Start in South, either defeat Russians or defeat Polish) The campaign splits up depending on who you defeat; the Polish side give you a realistic account, the Russians a fantasy one. 4a (Russian side): Siege of Moscow: Rule over the Russians, like your ancestors did before you. (Moscow map) 5a. Fury of the Horde: Crush the Polish under your mighty hooves. (Defeat Polish and Austrians are defeatable for a bonus amount of gold) 6a. Overlord of Europe: It is time to achieve what even the Golden Horde never did: rule over Europe. (Start in Moscow, conquer Sweden, Poland, Austria, and Ottomans in the corner) 4b. (Polish side): Raid into Poland: (insert some comments about Crimea slave trade) (start with Slavers only, and can only recruit Slavers and Tatar riders; have to take all Polish Villages to win) 5b: Berestechko: The Polish are defeating us. But with our new Ally's, we shall repulse them! (First start with Polish vs Cossacks and you; after 5 turns, Russians and Austrians come, and you have to escape) 6b. The Last Stand: The Horde shall never fall! (Defend for 50 turns against never-ending Polish, Russian, and Austrian recruits, with only ally being Ottoman in Sevastopol) , just realised some steps may be wrong  Revised: 1. Khan of Crimea: Destroy the rebels and found our new khanate. (Same goal, except Golden Horde allied to Rebel Tribes) 2. Uniter of Steppes: Destroy the GOlden Horde as well, else, same as before. 5b: changed to Defence of Perekop; Berestechko could be used in some Polish or Cossack campaign. |
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Post by Quintus Fabius on Sept 17, 2016 16:23:46 GMT
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Post by Quintus Fabius on Sept 18, 2016 15:50:22 GMT
Another map. It's supposed to be a Baltic-themed map, perhaps The Light Bringer can help me with the embellishments  .org/image/ot8px8m8j/]  [/url] Attachments:Baltic_Lake.map (3.77 KB)
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Post by Quintus Fabius on Sept 18, 2016 23:06:02 GMT
Jean-Luc Picard, of lock plox. I will update on Wesnoth only, until I come back.
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Post by Jean-Luc Picard on Sept 18, 2016 23:08:56 GMT
Jean-Luc Picard, of lock plox. I will update on Wesnoth only, until I come back. Lock of prevent spam? Or lock of yuo not of wantings to update? |
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Post by Quintus Fabius on Sept 18, 2016 23:13:45 GMT
Jean-Luc Picard , of lock plox. I will update on Wesnoth only, until I come back. Lock of prevent spam? Or lock of yuo not of wantings to update? I update on Wesnoth. And both. If anyone wants to see my maps, download the newest Eastern Europe at War mod (starting from next week, when they should have released it with my maps) or download the soon-to-be Transfermium Map-Pack. And spam is annoying, but spam insulting your works are even more. |
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Post by Jean-Luc Picard on Sept 18, 2016 23:15:26 GMT
This thread is locked on request of the Original Poster.
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