Profile of JPA32

1: The size. The map is too small, there's a lack of maneuverability and you feel cramped. This is especially rough for a faction like wehr.

I'm glad you pointed this out, my first map endeavor ended up being entirely too large and I've probably overcompensated. I'm thinking using the one change you offered by shifting the points to the opposite corners allowing the bases to skew to the newly opened ground. In theory this should open up the map more since the bases will be on a diagonal allowing more traversal before contact with the enemy. Will likely also extend the actual bounds of the map near the blue lines in the picture to give it a little extra width and have more room to work points around.

2: The cut offs, while good, the mgs cover them which makes pushing them hard, this needs changing. Oh and the base defenses don't cover properly on the right side, you can rush in a squad and sit there.

Base sectors are probably getting a hard rework in the next version so. With more map space I can afford to set them up properly with foresight. Current bases were plopped down and the map was built around the space I had left which turned out kinda jank but I was committed at that point since an entire base rework would have been tons of effort and had rippling effects across the entire map without a clear plan of what to do.

Some other changes that i think could be interesting. The empty space up in the top and south side are useless for now, consider moving the back points there? Would give some incentive to fight there.

I toyed with points being there in early editions of the map. They're certainly designed like points should be there and with a wider map I can definitely make it work. Also conveniently makes other aspects of the map easier to work with so win-win! I don't recall why I even took them away to be honest.

I would like to see the fuels swapped with the muni, or put in a way that makes them more aggressive.

While I don't know about the pictured fuel change (I've found two aggressive fuels in the mid results in a very one dimensional/steamrolly game) in the interest of lengthening the map and shifting the bases I'm allowed more room to modify existing points which means I can certainly push the Fuels around to place them more aggressively. With the bases shifting in that direction, Fuel and Muni swap would probably end up being a good change but I'll have to see how the distance shakes out when I move the bases.

The map has good potential and i did enjoy playing it. the flow is nice, just the needs a lot more tweaking and i think you have a gem on your hands!

Appreciate the kind words and the suggestions man! Haven't checked out the replay as of posting this but it's on the to-do list for today. Gotta manage to pull myself away from my early Christmas gift of Sekiro first. So ETA TBD on the next iteration of the map, but I'll be sure to put a little time into it each day.

So PPSH Cons are kinda jank. Relic has said they're not going to add non-doc weapon upgrades to cons. So they're stuck to being a doctrinal upgrade, but mechanically they're a bad version of Shocks in that case, in worse doctrines basically across the board, and there is no reason to ever build them when Shocks are tankier, dish out more damage, and have both a way of getting in (Smoke) and a way of dealing chunk damage (Nade) while Cons get nothing that supports aggressive pushing apart from Yuri getting shot as he lights the bottle.

I would propose that in order to give PPSH Cons a purpose, instead of just giving them SMG's and turning them into worse Shocks, give them Ambush Camouflage with it. (And adjust their performance as needed) this way you have a unit with SMG's that doesn't intrude on the aggressive nature of Shocks, you give Soviets another playstyle option with defensive hidden infantry that they lack (Partisans don't count), and you might give life to some currently underperforming doctrines. (I feel as if Soviet Doctrines need a massive tune-up though regardless.)

One note, I'd vote against a grenade since Commandos, Stormtroopers, Falls are all expensive units that are incredibly limited in how many you can reasonably field. Giving Cons the same ability to Uncloak -> Nade -> SMG -> remove squads instantly would be too much at their price point and durability. (I could be wrong but it feels too strong, could be worth testing)

(2) Overloon Fields

Overloon Fields is a competitively minded 1v1 map based on the Battle of Overloon. Taking place in the farm and forested fields just outside the town of Overloon you're presented with an open map, wide enough to grant opportunities for out maneuvering your opponent. Battle lines often will stretch across the central road cutting the map in two diagonally but with proper position ground on either side of the road can and often will change hands frequently.

I'm open to taking any criticism or bug reports for my maps so don't be shy about it. And if you have any replays you'd like to share I'd love to watch them. If you enjoy the map leave a comment and rate it to boost my ego too.

I have explained what the problem with attack move are.

Sorry, correction.

"Attack Move is fine if you have 2 braincells to rub together and understand the basic concept of micro."

The Cromwell having better AI is nice for when it first comes out, but I fail to see how you're going to answer a P4 when it takes your Cromwell and german suplexes it into sheet metal. Especially now that both P4 variants just got a buff vs the Cromwell (via target size) which they both already dunked on pretty hard to begin with.