In short, the map's gameplay is similar to other dungeon crawl RPGs like monolith and Hive's famous Sunken City. The hero spells, especially the very custom ones were quite interesting and fun to use. The way to get abilities was nice idea. Great job on adding a PVP "EXP farming" area and making a basecamp that is actually useful to the player not just for items, but using the ability to teleport to basecamp or a monolith. Expect medium-fast paced gameplay to last for an hour, more or less depending on the amount of players.

This map has a follow able story, I personally don't mind the small amount of humorous profanity in cinematics but I've thought I'd like to point that out before someone downloads the map, gets angry, and posts on the map . The English was easily understandable it did not affect the gameplay for people to misunderstand things . Also, I played LAN with 2 others and made it to the ice area but dropped due to a router problem; so far Spanish/Portuguese was removed!

There wasn't any major problem with the gameplay excluding how the map wasn't very unique despite the features I've thought fondly of in the first paragraph. There is a bug though! The archmage like hero can cast a lightning strike type of spell with no cooldown or mana used if the spell is interrupted. i.e interrupted by moving, pressing stop, hold position, etc soon after the spell was targetted.

19/30
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The terrain was a little below average, it could use some better tile work, especially in the dirt area.

There weren't any other aesthetics except for decorative doodads. I feel that there was a lack of doodads, adding more doodads near the sides of pathways would really make the map look less dry and empty. Add those that match the terrain one by one or a few at a time. The trees did look really cool and arcade like, and the dancing cactus were awesome! Anyway, the map just wasn't visually exquisite at all unless you count the spell animations.

9/20
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- The map has been updated, all rules are now followed. I APPROVE the map!
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In short, the map's gameplay is similar to other dungeon crawl RPGs like monolith and Hive's famous Sunken City. The hero spells, especially the very custom ones were quite interesting and fun to use. The way to get abilities was nice idea. Great job on adding a PVP "EXP farming" area and making a basecamp that is actually useful to the player not just for items, but using the ability to teleport to basecamp or a monolith. Expect medium-fast paced gameplay to last for an hour, more or less depending on the amount of players.

This map has a follow able story, I personally don't mind the small amount of humorous profanity in cinematics but I've thought I'd like to point that out before someone downloads the map, gets angry, and posts on the map . The English was easily understandable it did not affect the gameplay for people to misunderstand things . Also, I played LAN with 2 others and made it to the ice area but dropped due to a router problem; so far Spanish/Portuguese was removed!

There wasn't any major problem with the gameplay excluding how the map wasn't very unique despite the features I've thought fondly of in the first paragraph. There is a bug though! The archmage like hero can cast a lightning strike type of spell with no cooldown or mana used if the spell is interrupted. i.e interrupted by moving, pressing stop, hold position, etc soon after the spell was targetted.

19/30
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The terrain was a little below average, it could use some better tile work, especially in the dirt area.

There weren't any other aesthetics except for decorative doodads. I feel that there was a lack of doodads, adding more doodads near the sides of pathways would really make the map look less dry and empty. Add those that match the terrain one by one or a few at a time. The trees did look really cool and arcade like, and the dancing cactus were awesome! Anyway, the map just wasn't visually exquisite at all unless you count the spell animations.

9/20
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- The map has been updated, all rules are now followed. I APPROVE the map!
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