Melee Terrain Project

[~Void~]

I am doing a melee map terrain for my clanmate and I have never done a melee terrain before, I want to see what you guys think. Just to make sure everything's placed right and nothing is more than a little unbalanced. I don't want it to be "symmetrical" or even close to it, but I don't want one team to have a great advantage over the other, either. The map is supposed to be for 3v3. The black rock mountains are unwalkable.
Black X's are neutral goldmines.
Everything else (the circles of different colors) are player start locations.

 

[Deathcom3s]

it looks pretty balanced except for the fact that red has a giant mountain that makes it a bit harder and would make it take longer to get to his allies.

 

[~Void~]

True, but their team also has 2 of the 3 neutral gold mines on their side

 

[Deathcom3s]

oh yeah, didn't pay much attention to the gold mines, in that case it's pretty well balanced.

 

[DungeonM]

It's hard to tell if this is balanced but it definetly seems akward. The upper-left player is off on his own, far from his teamates, they'd have to come around the mountain bend to come defend him. The top two right most players are so close to each other they'd easily be able to reinforce each other incase of attack. The rightmost goldmine favors the top players due to the fact that there's a perfect pinch point right below it. The bottom three players are all very seperate from each other.

 

[Naze]

deathcom3s is right, I didn't noticed that hill. Make a way through the hill, and it will be ok.

If it is a 3x3 map, it must have, at least 6 neutral goldmines.

At the center, you must add a neutral building like dragon roost, fountain, etc.

And you forgot the Goblin Merchants, Mercenery Camps, and etc.

 

[~Void~]

The creeps and all that are being put in by my clanmates. There are only 3 neutral goldmines because you're supposed to fight over them. It will make the game more intense.

 

[Deathcom3s]

it's good but IMO you should make a way so that red has a way to go through the mountain to get to his teammates.