Posted May 04, 2009
So, we have this nifty pack of 1100+ multiplayer maps for Sacrifice as a bonus material.
Given how enormous a quantity of maps there are in the pack, it can be pretty daunting for the player, and you can't know which one to try.
For this, I suggest we make suggestions for each other regarding maps we've played and found quite likeable, so that we know there are those maps which we should *really* try ourselves.
If you wish to participate, name the map, state the number of players, and tell us why you liked it (plus anything else you wish). I'll start with one.
Juicy, 3 players
I recommend it for players looking for some long, EPIC fight.
It is a very large map, and it is littered very generously with high-level creatures, so there is room for leveling before going to face an other wizard. Also, the center is dominated by a rather massive army of neutral hostiles, which means even more XP (if you haven't reached peak yet), and an awsome number of souls to convert (or if it's Always Gib, to collect).
Once that neutral army is gone, the central mana fount means a decisive strategic advantage.
Also, there aren't that many founts around, so you can't go berzerk with your spells.
Given how enormous a quantity of maps there are in the pack, it can be pretty daunting for the player, and you can't know which one to try.
For this, I suggest we make suggestions for each other regarding maps we've played and found quite likeable, so that we know there are those maps which we should *really* try ourselves.
If you wish to participate, name the map, state the number of players, and tell us why you liked it (plus anything else you wish). I'll start with one.
Juicy, 3 players
I recommend it for players looking for some long, EPIC fight.
It is a very large map, and it is littered very generously with high-level creatures, so there is room for leveling before going to face an other wizard. Also, the center is dominated by a rather massive army of neutral hostiles, which means even more XP (if you haven't reached peak yet), and an awsome number of souls to convert (or if it's Always Gib, to collect).
Once that neutral army is gone, the central mana fount means a decisive strategic advantage.
Also, there aren't that many founts around, so you can't go berzerk with your spells.
Post edited May 04, 2009 by DrIstvaan
