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A useful tip, on almost every map in a 1v1 you will start opposite your opponent unless you choose your position. this is because random order simply randomly distributes players at the default start points which in almost every map are opposite each other. one exception that i know of is flooded desert where you both start on the left hand island | A useful tip, on almost every map in a 1v1 you will start opposite your opponent unless you choose your position. this is because random order simply randomly distributes players at the default start points which in almost every map are opposite each other. one exception that i know of is flooded desert where you both start on the left hand island | ||
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Revision as of 05:19, 6 September 2005
With version 0.6 Spring has a new map format.
You can find a lot of new maps at FileUniverse.
This page could perhaps also contain info about the existing maps...
For information about the top 5 most played maps go here: Top 5 Maps
For Reviews on Maps, go here: Map reviews
To learn how to create maps go here: Create maps.
A useful tip, on almost every map in a 1v1 you will start opposite your opponent unless you choose your position. this is because random order simply randomly distributes players at the default start points which in almost every map are opposite each other. one exception that i know of is flooded desert where you both start on the left hand island
