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I also agree with the commanding utilization. There are a lot of points in this map and other maps that can be captured using the command feature.
There are some sections of the map that I dislike, like the area in front of both sides' initial spawn. Sight lines in those areas go very far, to the point where sometimes the AI is hitting me but I can't see them, let alone shoot them. This makes it very difficult capture those points, though maybe that was the creator's intention.
The best point of the map is definitely the middle as it is easy to creep up onto the AI that is on the hill and finish them off, though it still difficult to capture that point, IMO.
A nice-looking map.
Excellent map, I want to list it as one of the best and I'm sure I will after future updates. The only issues I have are the performance being a little sketchy at times and the lack of texture on some of the barriers. Otherwise great map and ceertainly one of the best.
but why blue team's bots don't like to go to the middle point at the begining? that is a serious problem.
My next map will be a lot more beautiful, because i'll try to focus on my level of quality instead of Ravenfields.