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07-09-2018, 11:06 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:07 AM by Fearless Community. Edited 1 time in total.
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I have a few good memories from V2D, and It was somewhat a pleasure to see old dupes come back to life.
When the map change was discussed I was deeply hoping for Pines, and it was all great when it got chosen and launched.
When we suddenly had to revert to V2D, I was worried about RP interaction - I wouldn't expect it to be good on V2D.
However, now after I've have had the chance to play on it for a few weeks, I must say It's quite better than I expected.
RP interaction is actually fairly good, not as good as Pines, but I think It's more balanced now between PassiveRP and AggRP - which is quite good, even though I don't do a lot of AggRP myself. (I know a lot do, and they love it on V2D)
One thing I will always hate about the map is the shops in the city - and the infrastructure.
The four main shops with guaranteed RP interaction is located on Main Street, and all four of them is filled with some sort of shitty map prop(s) or counter which forces your build or RP into a very specific direction.
However, there is another street filled with available shops, they are lovely to build within but nobody is ever going to stop by - at least not from my experience.
You can get people to Cub/Flea though if you host an event etc., but all the other shops on that street is a pain in the ass to operate - no RP interaction at all.
Also, the infrastructure is very focused around the main street - which I don't really like because RP opportunities aren't great around it. (reason stated above)
That is what I somewhat liked about Pines, the city wasn't focused around a specific area, it was way more balanced..
Also as equal stated below, It's quite irritating that the map isn't connected. One road to UM, one road to industrial and one road to the lake.
When the map change was discussed I was deeply hoping for Pines, and it was all great when it got chosen and launched.
When we suddenly had to revert to V2D, I was worried about RP interaction - I wouldn't expect it to be good on V2D.
However, now after I've have had the chance to play on it for a few weeks, I must say It's quite better than I expected.
RP interaction is actually fairly good, not as good as Pines, but I think It's more balanced now between PassiveRP and AggRP - which is quite good, even though I don't do a lot of AggRP myself. (I know a lot do, and they love it on V2D)
One thing I will always hate about the map is the shops in the city - and the infrastructure.
The four main shops with guaranteed RP interaction is located on Main Street, and all four of them is filled with some sort of shitty map prop(s) or counter which forces your build or RP into a very specific direction.
However, there is another street filled with available shops, they are lovely to build within but nobody is ever going to stop by - at least not from my experience.
You can get people to Cub/Flea though if you host an event etc., but all the other shops on that street is a pain in the ass to operate - no RP interaction at all.
Also, the infrastructure is very focused around the main street - which I don't really like because RP opportunities aren't great around it. (reason stated above)
That is what I somewhat liked about Pines, the city wasn't focused around a specific area, it was way more balanced..
Also as equal stated below, It's quite irritating that the map isn't connected. One road to UM, one road to industrial and one road to the lake.
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