Post by Eaon's admin account on Dec 16, 2009 17:57:22 GMT -7
From here on out all maps in non fortified battles will be done on a graph based system. The following however will show how maps will be displayed for both Fortified players and non-fortified players.
If a Faction is fortified, they have the option to create the map themselves allowing them a strategic ability for which they can attack and defend. However when a Faction designs their own map they need to post in it THEIR FACTION's Plan's board where only other Admins and their faction can see it. That map needs to include all their resources that they have, all ambushes they've got set up, camoflauged units, and their bases lay out. It will look like the following.
**Note I made this map in paint rushing before dinner so yes other maps will be made much better I promise!
Now if you were a fortified Faction, you'd see this^ however if you were attacking and wouldn't know about their ambushes, you'd see this...
See the Difference? Traps and troops in ambush will not be shown on the enemy map unless they have a reason to be there (for example a spy breaks into an enemy's base and downloads their battle info, or a previous attack was launched that revealed the location of some of these things).
If a Faction is fortified, they have the option to create the map themselves allowing them a strategic ability for which they can attack and defend. However when a Faction designs their own map they need to post in it THEIR FACTION's Plan's board where only other Admins and their faction can see it. That map needs to include all their resources that they have, all ambushes they've got set up, camoflauged units, and their bases lay out. It will look like the following.
**Note I made this map in paint rushing before dinner so yes other maps will be made much better I promise!
Now if you were a fortified Faction, you'd see this^ however if you were attacking and wouldn't know about their ambushes, you'd see this...
See the Difference? Traps and troops in ambush will not be shown on the enemy map unless they have a reason to be there (for example a spy breaks into an enemy's base and downloads their battle info, or a previous attack was launched that revealed the location of some of these things).