• Stopping rats from sliding off ice in both directions
• Shift hole higher to prevent cannon from cheese
• Remove Opportunist and add No-balloon
• Prevent force solution
  

Vote 1 - No - a dit :

The map should better emphasise that the nailable green balls are the main concept. If the author wished to prevent shamans from using the top, they could do so by moving the entire map upwards and using normal grounds to block rats & objects off instead of cloud & acid. Acid causes unnecessary deaths since spawns are placed next to it.

Vote 2 - No - a dit :

The acid edges are cramped and so strangely crooked... the map's balls concept isn't really hinted at all. not to mention they can also be completely avoided with balloon bases

Vote 1 - Yes - a dit :

Vote 2 - Yes - a dit :

I wish the plankholds were the same size, but it's a nice map.

Vote 3 - No - a dit :

Feels like randomly placed/designed grounds. Doesn't really give divinity vibes.

Vote 4 - No - a dit :

While it’s a nice intent to have the base at spawn tip over if not secured properly due to the weight of the continuing build pulling on it. This nice little quirk is made obsolete by building above the cheese, turning into diff-2-like generic building. If the map could be edited for a balanced gameplay, I'd like this better.

Vote 5 - No - a dit :

Agree with vote 4.

Vote 1 - No - a dit :

The challenge of building in water is not properly used since the water ground is too short, and the weight of a single mouse with cheese is enough to keep the plank stable.

Vote 2 - Yes - a dit :

I like the options. a lot of players are terrified of water and will avoid it at all costs, so the two route options are nice

Vote 3 - No - a dit :

Vote 4 - No - a dit :

Most likely that the top left of the map is ignored, hence the alternate pathing is redundant.

Vote 1 - No - a dit :

Too simplistic. The bottom path is more difficult, making the map unbalanced.

Vote 2 - No - a dit :

Although the map trains newer shamans on how to build upwards, the map is overly simplistic.

Vote 3 - No - a dit :

a little too simple and i can't see anyone going under to the right

Vote 1 - No - a dit :

Unsure of the map's concept since there are quite a bit going on simultaneously. Rats can use the spinning anticloud to get up and enter hole, hence cheapening the build needed.

Vote 2 - No - a dit :

the hole's windmill is irrelevant and rats can jump up from the cheese windmill, leaving a lot to be desired.

Vote 1 - Yes - a dit :

I'd like for the left-most ice to be removed. The map is still acceptable without the edit, but it feels better.

Vote 2 - Yes - a dit :

Not bad, agreed with edits.

Vote 3 - No - a dit :

Cheese/left part is more of a time waste, no real building is done

Vote 4 - No - a dit :

60% of the map space has been seemingly allocated to the center content of getting the mice up, which is honestly a pretty underwhelming experience. More could be done to improve the left half of the map - the pathing after cheese has no real building techniques as it is easily completed by spawning a few loose boxes.

Vote 5 - No - a dit :

Agree with vote 4.

Vote 1 - No - a dit :

There are some interesting solutions, but it's easier to use small swings to access out of range areas rather than create a full build before the timer ground disappears.

Vote 2 - Maybe - a dit :

Interesting concept albeit very spiritual-like, hence the community may not like it. Perhaps the only criticism I have for it is that the cheese-hole layout could be better thought out instead of "lets just shove it as far apart as possible!" + Would prefer if there were no walls. Although it prevents unwanted deaths, it also enables cannons from spawn to hole, which cheapens build.