Congratulations, T. Ahlen

Hey Jon, I think you meant AS-UrbanAssault /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif

I fully concur as well, he has multiple routes to objectives, so there are no bottlenecks, lots of angles and spot to cover, very advanced and very nice to see, serves as an example for how all AS and INF maps should be, this would also be a great team DM map too.
CC

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I downloaded that map yesterday, and it's pretty slick. The only complaint I have is that it seems a little TOO dark to me. But that's just my opinion.

-Keiichi

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Good maps get boring after a couple days. Great maps stay forever and become classics. I am of the opinion that this map falls sqarely in this area of greatness.

I ditto everything CC says and more. Download it if you haven't, and play the living crap out of it till your very mind impoads!!

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See my post (subject line: T. Ahlen's maps)on the mapping board.

Yes his maps are visually excellent, but there are a few minor issues. One is the timing factor (see post above) and the other is that when his AS game finishes, there's no 'cut scene'. Like in AS-A Bridge Too Far the house explodes, or AS-Frigate where the turret swivels. He had it on AS-Lighthouse (or whatever its name was), but in AS-UrbanAssault you just freeze. That whirly thing where you can rotate about yourself would be appreciated.

Also, does anybody know how to put in objectives, or is it simply too much effort?

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