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Map Description:
Deep within the heart of Azeroth, nestled between towering cliffs and crashing waves, lies the Fel'ror Coast. This once idyllic stretch of shoreline was a haven for fishermen and a retreat for those seeking solace by the sea. Till the Burning Legion arrive.
Information:
-148x148 playable area size
-many c5 and c6 item drop [rebalance version] -tiny great hall drop on isle expo (only on cp version btw)
-half naval map
v1.0
-upload to hive
-add CP version
-hotfix creep aggro at shop on both version
v1.1
-add dead scroll to c5 pool
v1.2 CP update
-make change to fit it in the competitive gameplay
v1.21 hot fix!
v1.23+v1.2 swap CP and normal version cause it doesn't make sense xD
v1.3 update to both normal and cp_ver. Move toward more balance and better gameplay flow.
v1.4 change creep type, more friendly toward players.
v1.5 hotfix creep missing, weird creep comp.
Creator note:
-Someone just say that full naval map is bad for ladder, half-half would be nice to have.
Some parts of the shallow water are hard to discern to know where the boat could and where it couldn't go.
Nice idea with the rebirthing coral buildings. Perhaps 15 food might be too much?
Good map for the warden's blink.
IMO watcher wards should not...
Some parts of the shallow water are hard to discern to know where the boat could and where it couldn't go.
Nice idea with the rebirthing coral buildings. Perhaps 15 food might be too much?
Good map for the warden's blink.
IMO watcher wards should not be permanent. If they are, at least not invulnerable.
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