Oh, yes. Though I actually prefer the larger maps, Helodeck was such an iconic map and I can’t count the number of memorable stuff that happened on that map. Metro was another one that was so chaotic that it felt amazing to play.
I really liked the large kinda fragmented maps where people were practically playing completely different games in the corners of the map they know best.
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Can’t tell you how much I just wanna helodeck.
Oh, yes. Though I actually prefer the larger maps, Helodeck was such an iconic map and I can’t count the number of memorable stuff that happened on that map. Metro was another one that was so chaotic that it felt amazing to play.
I really liked the large kinda fragmented maps where people were practically playing completely different games in the corners of the map they know best.