WarLight

Review by Carl Soderberg on 03/16/2012.

That map is a classic among Warlight maps, a Monte Cristo among others...

For 1vs1 games of course the all-time overused strategic 1vs1 settings prove to be a learning challenge for players on any level. The best thing for Strat 1vs1 are the perfectly balanced bonus values, not only in relation to themselves, but also to base income. Borders and connections also give exceptional strategic options:
- overpowered in income Asia is a strategic liability due to multiple attack routes
- very safe US bonuses have bad income/territory ratio
- africa starters are safe and dynamic but are easily counterpicked against in early game

Arguably the best 1vs1 settings at the moment. Also they are customisable, it does well with 4 territories in-distribution instead of 3 and provides good games with no wastelands.

The main drawback is that Medium Earth is medium in size, thus it's almost useless for team games. 3vs3 and more are out of the question, for 2vs2 there are better option such as East Asia

44 out of 47 people found this review helpful.

Review by Rainbow Dash (Kurtis) on 03/16/2012.

This map is the best on his site not because it earth just because of how well it was made and how balanced it is.

No matter where you start it seems like it all really good

However north america is the worst ever place to start on this map due to how bad the bonuses are so it best to stay away from it if possiple

So i give this map a 5/5 as it really good and amazing for the 1 v 1 games

8 out of 13 people found this review helpful.

Review by First Selected Dictator on 03/24/2012.

There's a good reason that all the current ladders take place on this map. It allows for interesting and balanced 1v1 games.

3 out of 5 people found this review helpful.

Review by Raoeoiku on 05/25/2012.

The classic small game map, with reasonable balance. It would benefit from all bonuses having the same structure. The bonuses that don't have values of Bonus = Territories-1 tend to get neglected in competitive games, somewhat limiting viable picks. 4/5

1 out of 3 people found this review helpful.

Review by Akhoya on 11/04/2012.

It doesn't make any sense to have a territory called "Botswana" that is actually Zambia and Zimbabwe, while Botswana is actually part of the territory called "Namibia." Can this be fixed?

0 out of 1 person found this review helpful.

Review by deathraze on 06/25/2012.

This map fucking suck because I lost in it. That's a fucking good reason for you ass wipe noobs who don't know what the hell there doing. DUDE read the instructions or something. Mcfappy and Belgianvanguard are fucking ass wipe bitches who should go to hell and rape there grandma and get trained to not let there diper explode full of shit and when they are on, try to boot them before they boot you or you are just plain screwed. These people kill SUPER KIRBY, you know all those ducks that turned into badass super kirbys flying on tacos and destroying secret bases that are underwater IN SPACE. So people that are going to play this map, don't let these fuckers mess with your mind and listen to the fucking super kirby. He belives in you and you should belive in him because, well because he is THE FUCKINNG BADASS SUPER KIRBY. If you don't like him he will woop your fucking ass and show you the way to hell. These guys will fuck with your mind and try to eat your fucking crap. Don't listen them Super Kirby <(*-*)>

1 out of 6 people found this review helpful.

Review by Llama231 on 03/21/2012.

Mostly good subdivisions, but some bother with arctic lands. (In my opinion) Greenland should be 1 territory, Antarctica 1, Siberia less, etc. Also, North America, lacking any territories starting with 10 defense makes it slightly OP.

0 out of 6 people found this review helpful.

Review by [P] DreamWeaver on 03/18/2012.

There is nothing bad about this map but i have a complaint about the fog system. In the beginning when you select the three territories all the neutral armies are visible with the amount of armies, so if i wanted to i could write them down if i wanted for an advantage. i suggest warlight changes this so the neutral armies are visible all the time. If the opponent has taken that neutral territory make it so he cant tell unless his territory borders his or uses a card which allows him to spy. I love this game. I also wish i could compete in ladders without paying, I know yall want to make money off the game, but can't you do it another way like maybe with commercials before a game or maybe intermissions or something?

Response by map creator Fizzer on 03/19/2012

No need to write them down. Just click the History button and you can recall what you saw earlier it at any time.

1 out of 12 people found this review helpful.

Medium Earth

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