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Re-balancing game parameters around hueg teamsizes

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10/23/2020 9:53:54 AMUSrank[GBC]1v0ry_k1ng before revert after revert
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1 Thanks for the correction, that change passed me by 1 Thanks for the correction, that change passed me by
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3 > Which, i think, goes against your thesis that these maps are "designed good, but ZK ruins them". 3 > Which, i think, goes against your thesis that these maps are "designed good, but ZK ruins them".
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5 I think any given map has sweet spot for player counts to deliver different types of gameplay. And a threshold of player count that, if exceeded, tips the game into "turtle clusterfuck". 5 I think any given map has sweet spot for player counts to deliver different types of gameplay. And a threshold of player count that, if exceeded, tips the game into "turtle clusterfuck".
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7 Not so much a matter of ZK ruining a map. To stretch a metaphor, I see it more like the map being like a table with a number of optimal seat configurations, which if all are exceeded, result in everyone struggling to access their meal. I recommend large tables for bigger groups of people, appreciate there is a maximum practical size for the table, and suggest therefore swapping the chairs for smaller chairs - or in extremes, stools - when the party gets too big for the table. 7 Not so much a matter of ZK ruining a map. To stretch a metaphor, I see it more like the map being like a table with a number of optimal seat configurations, which if all are exceeded, result in everyone struggling to access their meal. I recommend large tables for bigger groups of people, appreciate there is a maximum practical size for the table, and suggest therefore swapping the chairs for smaller chairs - or in extremes, stools - when the number of participants gets too big for the table.