Post by Ribby on Nov 6, 2021 0:08:21 GMT -5
I decided to kick off the live beat with some map discussions. I mean, it exists, so yeah! Okay, let us go.
One of my favorite maps, would be the 'Devils Crossing' Team DeathMatch Game Map. It is a cold and dreadful blue. Obviously, you know its going to be a blue town, a industrial patch in the middle of rural nowhere blue town. I recall the stacks of ruined apartments, just standing there, crumbling, until the end of its days. Their slow writhing agonizing deaths, seems to last for an eternity, to be etched forever in memory. I ask myself, is this death? Is there truly an end? While all may pass, some things don't fade away, to stand the test of time, as testament.
Seriously, the buildings are visual depictions of the war that rages on. It took away what was past. They are the final symbols of civility to endure the pillaging and razing of the battle. It's quite the theme. I like to hide behind, even jump on top, the buildings. I especially like to snipe down like sentry. Lobbing mines work out too, but it's not accurate. Still, the opposing team can get me too. I like that.
I don't mind the other areas, it works out for me. It's too bad that as a Federated States unit, I didn't get to see much action on the industrial side. Maybe it's designed that way. Maybe its a message about industrialism, and how it eats away at humanity, hence the ruined apartments. I think I am overthinking things. It's quite the coincidence though.
One of my favorite maps, would be the 'Devils Crossing' Team DeathMatch Game Map. It is a cold and dreadful blue. Obviously, you know its going to be a blue town, a industrial patch in the middle of rural nowhere blue town. I recall the stacks of ruined apartments, just standing there, crumbling, until the end of its days. Their slow writhing agonizing deaths, seems to last for an eternity, to be etched forever in memory. I ask myself, is this death? Is there truly an end? While all may pass, some things don't fade away, to stand the test of time, as testament.
Seriously, the buildings are visual depictions of the war that rages on. It took away what was past. They are the final symbols of civility to endure the pillaging and razing of the battle. It's quite the theme. I like to hide behind, even jump on top, the buildings. I especially like to snipe down like sentry. Lobbing mines work out too, but it's not accurate. Still, the opposing team can get me too. I like that.
I don't mind the other areas, it works out for me. It's too bad that as a Federated States unit, I didn't get to see much action on the industrial side. Maybe it's designed that way. Maybe its a message about industrialism, and how it eats away at humanity, hence the ruined apartments. I think I am overthinking things. It's quite the coincidence though.
