wenwell
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Regarding the question "What should I play?", I suggest trying Siege tricks. Has anyone else played it besides me? I didn't mention it, thinking it would be a nice surprise, but it uses a very good feature that hasn't been described or used anywhere else. It's worth trying just for that. The current version allows you to bypass the author's intent at some point, but I wouldn't say it breaks the map; rather, it allows you to skip a couple of battles if you want and go a different way.
I also want to recommend the recently released Ascension, but a newer version of the map is desirable here, as the consequences of the bug are much deeper than just skipping a couple of battles. But the map has great potential; just take a look at it for a few seconds in the editor.
Among other small maps, there's Ville'de'Porte and Gremlins & Titans. Yar played the first one on stream the other day, and Silent played it before that. I recorded a few battles with it. It's a good map to pass the time. I haven't played the second one, but it has received a lot of positive feedback since then. The map itself has three versions in the archive, differing in difficulty level (timer limit).
I also want to recommend the recently released Ascension, but a newer version of the map is desirable here, as the consequences of the bug are much deeper than just skipping a couple of battles. But the map has great potential; just take a look at it for a few seconds in the editor.
Among other small maps, there's Ville'de'Porte and Gremlins & Titans. Yar played the first one on stream the other day, and Silent played it before that. I recorded a few battles with it. It's a good map to pass the time. I haven't played the second one, but it has received a lot of positive feedback since then. The map itself has three versions in the archive, differing in difficulty level (timer limit).