Vote 1 - Maybe - a dit :

Interesting idea with using the underside as support. Needs edits to replace acid with ice, including the one below cheese since laggy shamans will have difficulty building above the lava. Also shift the left side of the map downwards by ~30px.

Vote 2 - Maybe - a dit :

Please edit such that the lava/treadmill below the cheese flings objects to the right. A singular object that fails to nail to the shaman’s build would instantly destroy it entirely. Not particularly a fun experience if so. Also, please remove friction from the ice on the left of the mouse spawn.

Vote 1 - Undecided - a dit :

Platforms on the right are disappointingly under utilised, nor are the skulls in the top needed. Restructure the aforementioned parts of the map such that they’re required.

Vote 2 - Maybe - a dit :

The map is laid out in an interesting way that may require the shaman to build multiple layers over the death coins. However the map aesthetic is plain, and having an excessive number of slits for the plank can trivialise the map too much.

Vote 3 - Maybe - a dit :

I think this is a good test for sham using invis or vis planks. However, the space on the left part is too narrow. It restricts some possible solus. If this map is accepted, I suggest 3 modifications:

• Replace the death token with acid because mice can pass through the token even without cheating.
• Change the mice spawn to the right while keeping sham spawn on the left. Because the right part is useless, and the map encourages mice to rush on the left part.
• Remove the death token at the cheese because it is useless.
  This is a possible example: image
  

Vote 1 - No - a dit :

As interesting as the concept is, I cannot see it being accepted into rotation, but rather something to be enjoyed in buildtool. Additionally, this concept does not warrant a symmetrical layout and the mice spawn could lead to mass death for unsuspecting mice.

Vote 2 - No - a dit :

Blindfold concept is a new and nice one, but sadly this particular setup might become very stagnant over time because my build would always be the same

Vote 3 - Undecided - a dit :

Interesting concept that may end up as a massive pain, I'm unsure how much value this would add to the rotation. The black grounds despawn after 135s to show the (potentially messy) build done, which is amusing. Perhaps the layout of the map should be edited to avoid symmetrical builds

Vote 1 - No - a dit :

Antigravity maps cannot be No-Balloon.

Vote 2 - No - a dit :

There are many possible bases to be done on this map, making it interesting. However, due to the constant swinging of the tiny planks, I think the concept is too finicky and frustrating for rotation, even with the addition of the walls.

Vote 1 - No - a dit :

This kind of complex thinking map may not be well received in divinity.

Vote 2 - No - a dit :

Very nice.

Vote 3 - No - a dit :

What may work for #spiritual may not work for #divinity. I see the intended concepts, however, it is easier to produce a "cheat" solution. Please prevent such solutions and place a cheese and hole for the shaman.

Vote 1 - No - a dit :

Map concept has nothing special; it’s a mere splint base. The mice cage is too tight - I understand that mice are fat but this is not the way to diet them.

Vote 2 - No - a dit :

Doesn't add value to the rotation, and its design doesn't warrant a one-upper over any other timer splint maps.

Vote 1 - No - a dit :

It is pleasing that the map allows for a variation of bases, however it feels like a mash-up of several maps in rotation. This makes it feel repetitive and not as enjoyable as it should be. Map aesthetics could be brighter, and a better use of the cloud ground is needed.

Vote 2 - No - a dit :

It's not a bad map per se, but it suffers from slightly unbalanced difficulties from both sides. The left is rather generic while the right screams space constraint. Furthermore, the right side could be built without being dependent on the left, raising the question of whether you really need that cloud in the centre. I give this a No because I think the map does not impart any new concepts in divinity

Vote 1 - No - a dit :

There is no appropriate reason for shaman_tools and horizontal scroll to be used in this map, please refrain from using them unless absolutely necessary for the map's concept. Map is just body base + long build.

Vote 1 - No - a dit :

I feel like once the divinity community catches on to the motor solution, the map is going to get stale really quickly. The bridging after that could be a difficulty 4, but the motoring out makes it hard to give it a difficulty.

Vote 2 - No - a dit :

Escaping from the dynamic ground is supposed to be the core challenge here, yet building to the cheese and back to hole takes up a majority of the time, leaving little interaction with the map's concept.

Vote 3 - Maybe - a dit :

I actually liked the novel challenge of escaping from the dynamic ground, but perhaps the layout of the map could be different to be more enticing.

Vote 1 - No - a dit :

I feel like if they made some revisions, it could work but the difference in difficulty for both sides is too much

Vote 2 - No - a dit :

The normal route of up the right is very boring and cheese just needs an anvil to hold 3 planks

Vote 1 - No - a dit :

Too many struggles on a map. I like the left half/base of the map since shamans may forget to secure their base downwards, but the acid and vswing are a little too much in a map. Especially since the v-swing isn't necessary due to some spawn range abuses

Vote 2 - No - a dit :

The map needs edits but I don't hate the concept. That being said, the concept feels oddly familiar to another map