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I completed this map a long time ago, when it was still called "Attack on the Traitors," or at least there wasn't a newer version available at the time. The beginning was quite challenging, mainly because saves weren't loading. But that's all trivial: as soon as I lowered the graphics quality, saves started loading with a probability of about 60%! :smile01:
The plot was engaging, especially the quests were well-done. Some objects had different functionalities, so I had to wander around the portals a bit. But overall, there weren't any problems with the monsters, and fortunately, the particularly strong ones asked for resources to pass.
Overall, the design is quite good. Despite the huge empty spaces, many "zones" are beautifully made, for example, the giant lake in the center of the map.
Unfortunately, I didn't listen to the wise advice of the all-powerful map creator and, upon entering the Dungeon, found huge armies of Tower and Demon creatures there. But despite their advantage, I didn't give in to the traitors' persuasion and, with some effort, defeated them.
I have no doubt that all the shortcomings mentioned in this review have long been fixed in the current version of the map, and perhaps I will spend another day playing through it again. :)