FS City in Conflict (2-8), Releasing my fifth map.. Options

[Rampastring]

This is an 8-player MP map which I've been working on for 3 months (I started working on this before I released Frozen Canyon)

Size: 140x115
Players: 8
Theater: Temperate
Lighting: Dark teal, red during the ionstorm
Tiberium amount: Medium

This map plays in a yellow-zone city built in multiple islands. Most of the players start from a large island covering the smaller islands, but they need to attack other players from the smaller islands. All the islands are connected with bridges.

Like in my previous maps, there are small amounts of tiberium next to the players, but the most of the tiberium is between the players.

After a long time of gameplay (usually after half of the players have been defeated) there comes a long ion storm and meteors start appearing.

The AI was quite random in my tests: Sometimes it wiped me out in 10 minutes, sometimes it gave a good challenge and sometimes it didn't do anything.

To avoid some gameplay problems, I recommend putting destroyable bridges off (although the bridges have about 7 times more strength than normal bridges do, they can still explode sometimes).

I again recommend you to close your curtains while playing this map

Screenshots:











The screenshot below was taken during the ion storm.


Have fun

 City_in_Conflict.zip ( 205.54K ) Number of downloads: 505


This post has been edited by ^Rampastein: Jun 17 2008, 12:35 PM

[Ixith]

well I tried posting via my PSP while at a hotel but the internetz there was ztyped and would go fine for a few pages that I clicked on then would stop giving me a connection after that. Sooo...

I will review it soon hopefully. It looks promising I might add.

and to all you people....I say those "errors" provided in the pictures are NOT errors. They are, like ramp said,...just a finalsun glitch. This happens usually when you place a cliff set near the lower one. However, I will still look closely at those spots. But mind you, if you say they are errors and spent the time to look at them...then why not try to fix them? If you would have done that then you would have realized that they are not errors but rather a graphical glitch from the craptastic finalsun.

When I take a look at the map in finalsun I will give you my suggestions concerning the lighting. It most likely has to do with a very low ambient setting.