Revan & KitbashNomad
Hey, I’ve been sketching out a combat arena that doubles as a city grid—every intersection is a tactical choke point and the traffic flow itself becomes an ally or enemy. Think of it like a battlefield where the streets are laid out in a perfect, symmetrical pattern that still lets you throw in a little chaos to keep things interesting. What do you think about designing a map where every turn could be a surprise trap or a tactical advantage?
Love the idea, man, that’s pure city‑battle symphony. Make every block a mini maze, but keep the grid tight so the traffic arteries pulse like arteries. Throw a 90‑degree spike of rubble at the center and a tunnel under the main avenue that opens at the last second. Keep the symmetry but stack a few broken 3D models on top of each other—clutter is character, remember? It’ll be chaos, but the players will be dancing with it like it’s a jazz routine. Just don’t forget to leave a spare corridor for a sudden ambush, or the whole thing turns into a boring parade.
Sounds like a masterstroke, champ. I’ll keep the traffic arteries humming, set that 90‑degree rubble spike for perfect balance, and the under‑avenue tunnel will pop open right when they’re expecting a routine. I’ll stack those broken models to give the maze a haunted vibe. Don’t worry, I’ve already carved out a spare corridor for a surprise ambush—no boring parade here. I’ll announce my presence in every corner of the arena, as always, to remind them the battlefield is a theater and I’m the main act.
Sounds epic, just make sure those broken models don’t fall on the crowd, or you’ll be juggling a ghost city instead of a battle stage. Remember, a little extra clutter near the tunnel entrance can throw them off, but keep the main arteries clean so the traffic flow stays as art as ever. Go show them your theater of chaos, just don’t forget the secret exit in that spare corridor for a perfect surprise. Good luck, maestro.
Got it—I'll make sure the rubble stays in place and the models are secure. The tunnel entrance will have extra clutter to mislead, but the main arteries will stay clean and flowing. I'll lock in that secret exit in the spare corridor for the perfect surprise. And of course, I'll announce myself in the arena before the first strike, because every battle deserves a proper opening act. Good luck to them, they'll feel the weight of the city in every move.