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to create a map just go to the Scenario Editor, just be careful to setup the game mode rules and all that properly, I always tested my maps several times to make sure I didn't miss anything.
Then to use anything created in Scenario Editor (such as my map here), simply host a game and change the game mode to Custom Scenario, just be careful not to screw with the players numbers or colors since they are already preset in the map.
-> http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=836772314
http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=534904137
can some one help me plz ?
And yeah Neykov, I did change this map around like a million times after this version for lan parties, never got round to uploading the newer one, now after a pc wipe its gone =/
1. Relics. 1-4 have them in their spawn, whereas 5-8 have to go out and find them.
2. Gold. Those gold deposits inside the forests are slightly closer to players 1-4, they have to cut down less tress to be able to mine the gold.
I suggest putting the relics for each players next to their castle, and maybe extra relics in the inner-crossroads.
And for the gold, maybe creating more deposits, adding them next to the already existing ones, but closer to players 5-8.
I have subscribed it, but it doesn't appear among my maps when I create a multiplayer game.
And for the castles, they are each placed at the end of the paths to the middle, nothing imbalanced about that.