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I explored the entire map. It's very well done! The Royal Mausoleum in the forest and the Tieru Rock in the north are breathtaking. Considering this is the author's first map, it's a very impressive piece of work!
Here are some observations:
- The passage to the Dungeon in the north of the map is closed. It's not just blocked by monsters; it's completely closed. It's impossible to even attack the guards. I'm not sure if this is the author's intention, but it either needs to be fixed or the passage to the Dungeon should be removed altogether to avoid misleading players.
- The Turquoise player is not aggressive enough. On Veteran difficulty, he didn't even attempt to attack my Castle, even though he had the ability to use Astral Gates. However, reading the post above, I see that another player didn't have any problems with the Turquoise player's aggressiveness.
- It would be a good idea to upgrade the fortifications of the Turquoise player's Castle. Currently, there are no walls at all. The final battle isn't very challenging.
- All the signposts point in the same direction (to the left), which can be confusing at times. This also needs to be fixed from an aesthetic point of view.
- The quest log states that, in addition to capturing the Knights' Castle, you also need to repel a demon attack. However, after capturing the Castle, there was no attack, contrary to my expectations. Something needs to be done about this as well.
Overall, I enjoyed the map. Thank you very much to the author!