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Originally Posted by Seaboro Kibbles
I played it, and everything was up to what you said it was. This map is amazing. Its funny because in the production of my dodgeball map, me and my friends were thinking of the exact same thing as you, with the same basic CRM design, but a having a KotH hill covering the field. Our problem was deviding the field, and you solved that perfectly!
Basicly, the objective of the game is to control the court, and to get your opponents off, you stick them. Maybe you should add that to your discription, for the lazy people.
The temorary unblocking of the teleporter, and how you thought of using territories is just mind blowing. This adds a much more interesting angle on dodgeball, so great job!
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Thanks to you and everyone else who has supported this map! Keep the reviews and the constructive criticism coming! Don't forget to rate this thread and the map/gametype on b.net. I can't say I'm surprised that someone else thought of the basic CRM design as well. That is actually one of the reasons I wanted to get this map out as soon as I could but not rush it and in doing so compromise the overall quality. I think I did pretty well at achieving that goal.
I like your description on how the map plays. I would add it into the main post however I separated the post into two parts for that very reason. That way those who just want to play the map and not learn how everything works can do so. The main thing I can see that description is missing is how to get your teammates out of Purgatory.
I hope with my technical description of how it works others will come up with other maps to support the CRM design and even come up with their own designs. I am currently in the process of creating 2 different CRM models which are showing promise but still need a lot of refining. When they are done, if I can find an appropriate section to post it on this site, I will be posting a tech demo map showing just how all three of them work. If I cannot I will post it elsewhere so at least people can then go there and check it out. I can't wait to see what the community comes up with to utilize this CRM and what other types of CRMs will be created!