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I'll probably write a review.
I'm going to talk about the most fascinating and amazing map ever – The Fall of Atlantis. After searching extensively with the local search engine, I only found a couple of lines related to the topic (specifically in the thread "Looking for maps for Heroes III"), but I didn't find any description or recommendation, even though I was a diligent seeker. Therefore, this post is born.
I should mention that I have reviewed all the content offered in this very useful group. In some cases, I experienced enjoyment comparable only to carnal pleasures, and I was satisfied (but there were also disappointments, which is inevitable). In any case, I have the opportunity to compare, and that's what I'm talking about.
The map amazes us with its versatility, originality, and the abundance of adventures, interesting discoveries, locations, and so on, which, by the way, were lacking in previous maps (this is my subjective opinion).
I sincerely hope that this brief and concise description will not deter potential players (but if you think about it, the map is old, and you may have already played it, so I'm wasting my time here).
Due to my infrequent appearances on any forums, and therefore my inability to use the full power of text messages, I am leaving a link to the map in this format: http://www.maps4heroes.com/forum/opinions.php?map_id=16&game=3
The map was completed in a shameful 215 days, and a disgraceful 442 points were scored.