sexconker
06-01-2011, 04:04 PM
I've been working on this concept for some time, and I finally have something to share with the community. I'd really appreciate your feedback on this one.
Without further ado, I present...
Fields of HueHueHue!
http://i.imgur.com/VpTbl.jpg
What is it?
Fields of HueHueHue is the first map for HoN focused on the Brazilian player base, catering to their unique skills and play style. Fields of HueHueHue is designed to provide a venue to showcase the talent of HoN's Brazilian player base, while keeping them away from everyone else.
What's different about it?
FoH's map layout is designed to cater to BR playstyles. There are no lanes, no trees, no terrain, and no neutral creeps. Players are free to run around and engage in epic standoffs against their opponents. in the middle of the map there is a secret shop on the far left, and on the far right. The outposts have been removed because BR players have a tendency to get confused when they can't buy their 3 minor totems there.
In the dead center of the map, notated by the soccer ball icon, is Kongor. Kongor functions just like he does normally, except instead of dropping the Token of Life, he drops the Golden Vuvuzela. The golden vuvuzela, when used, is a global silence/stun/immobilize/disable/etc. that prevents all enemy players from doing anything. It lasts for as long as the person wielding the golden vuvuzela can spam "huehuehuehuehue" in all chat. Truly a game changer of epic proportions.
The tower layouts are similar to Grimm's Crossing, though this is a 5v5 map. One key difference to note is that the sound 10 seconds before the map starts is Kongor razzin' on that golden vuvuzela. From his ass. You don't want to be anywhere near him when that happens, so this is further discouragement to rune sitting at the beginning of the match. Pro BRs will know to sit at the tower, possibly at the rax or in the well when the game starts, and new comers will learn quickly.
Who's it for?
FoH is for every BR player who's ever felt insulted, excluded, harassed, or unappreciated among the rest of the HoN community.
FoH is also for everyone else, who's sick and tired of getting a BR on their team in matchmaking.
Why?
FoH seeks to promote harmony and peace by segregating two of HoN's most disagreeing populations - BRs and actual players.
When can I play it?
FoH will be released when S2 actually lets us use custom maps in the game.
Without further ado, I present...
Fields of HueHueHue!
http://i.imgur.com/VpTbl.jpg
What is it?
Fields of HueHueHue is the first map for HoN focused on the Brazilian player base, catering to their unique skills and play style. Fields of HueHueHue is designed to provide a venue to showcase the talent of HoN's Brazilian player base, while keeping them away from everyone else.
What's different about it?
FoH's map layout is designed to cater to BR playstyles. There are no lanes, no trees, no terrain, and no neutral creeps. Players are free to run around and engage in epic standoffs against their opponents. in the middle of the map there is a secret shop on the far left, and on the far right. The outposts have been removed because BR players have a tendency to get confused when they can't buy their 3 minor totems there.
In the dead center of the map, notated by the soccer ball icon, is Kongor. Kongor functions just like he does normally, except instead of dropping the Token of Life, he drops the Golden Vuvuzela. The golden vuvuzela, when used, is a global silence/stun/immobilize/disable/etc. that prevents all enemy players from doing anything. It lasts for as long as the person wielding the golden vuvuzela can spam "huehuehuehuehue" in all chat. Truly a game changer of epic proportions.
The tower layouts are similar to Grimm's Crossing, though this is a 5v5 map. One key difference to note is that the sound 10 seconds before the map starts is Kongor razzin' on that golden vuvuzela. From his ass. You don't want to be anywhere near him when that happens, so this is further discouragement to rune sitting at the beginning of the match. Pro BRs will know to sit at the tower, possibly at the rax or in the well when the game starts, and new comers will learn quickly.
Who's it for?
FoH is for every BR player who's ever felt insulted, excluded, harassed, or unappreciated among the rest of the HoN community.
FoH is also for everyone else, who's sick and tired of getting a BR on their team in matchmaking.
Why?
FoH seeks to promote harmony and peace by segregating two of HoN's most disagreeing populations - BRs and actual players.
When can I play it?
FoH will be released when S2 actually lets us use custom maps in the game.