Title Advocacy Thread

[Ericth74]

Wow, those are pretty incredible maps! I'm not sure how much fun they would be to play on, but they are certainly works of heroscape art!

Originally Posted by Porkins

Most of his images have succumbed to PhotoBucket or something, but I give you: Frank Lloyd Wright!

https://www.heroscapers.com/communit...r&imageuser=68

[Dad_Scaper]

Originally Posted by Ericth74

Wow, those are pretty incredible maps! I'm not sure how much fun they would be to play on, but they are certainly works of heroscape art!

It used to be different around here, young 'un.

I love the culture we have now, but the emphasis on competitive viability - in maps, in units - has not always been as dominant a feature in what we share here.

[Ericth74]

Oh for sure, I've built quite a few maps that were just for fun. Certainly not as cool looking as those. Very envious of their design vision (and amount of terrain! )

And definitely young on the site, but probably pretty close in age as you in real life.

Originally Posted by Dad_Scaper

It used to be different around here, young 'un.

I love the culture we have now, but the emphasis on competitive viability - in maps, in units - has not always been as dominant a feature in what we share here.

[Dad_Scaper]

Originally Posted by Ericth74

Oh for sure, I've built quite a few maps that were just for fun. Certainly not as cool looking as those. Very envious of their design vision (and amount of terrain! )

And definitely young on the site, but probably pretty close in age as you in real life.

You're one hundred, too?

[Ericth74]

Originally Posted by Dad_Scaper

You're one hundred, too?

Some mornings it feels that way!

[Flash_19]

Originally Posted by Dad_Scaper

It used to be different around here, young 'un.

I love the culture we have now, but the emphasis on competitive viability - in maps, in units - has not always been as dominant a feature in what we share here.

Caravaggio's maps are beautiful. We need more of that kind of map making today I think. I find myself getting some "competitive viability" burnout at times.

[Agent Minivann]

Originally Posted by Ericth74

Wow, those are pretty incredible maps! I'm not sure how much fun they would be to play on, but they are certainly works of heroscape art!

If memory serves, I believe they used some house rules. There were 3 sets of order markers. One set was move only, one set was attack only, and the other was move and attack. That would take away some of the pain of playing on epic maps. It was either him, or another epic map maker.