Sea Battles

played the actual melee game, we found that the only actual ships are Transports purchased at shipyards scattered about the map. This is where Sea Battle's first change takes place; the ability to build ships and harbors. You can build Transports, Frigates, and Destroyers, all build in the Warcraft style, not hired. Also, to be able to build the harbor and additional buildings and units, an Advanced Worker is required. This leads to the first problem; in order to access anything new, you must play as the Humans. This means no fierce Human vs. Orc Sea Battles. Despite this, you get access to such buildings as walls, observatories, vaults, and elven barracks. You also get access to units like Archers, Swordsmen, Pack Horses, Explosive Horses, Pheonix's, etc. Another good point here is that the food limit has been raised to 200. This allows large scale battles across land and air. The bad part here, or good, depending on how you look at it, is that there is no food for ships. This means an unlimited amount of sea battles, but may cause lag. Another flaw is that the Archer uses Night Elf upgrades. Since these upgrades require upgraded Trees of Life, you can only research the first level. Finally, every gold mine has its gold amount increased to an immense amount of gold. This means the action can go on for hours! FINAL WORDS: A map that falls into the medium category, due to its flaws, but otherwise has a good concept. RECOMMENDATION: Download this map only if you like to have additional units, and the ability to build navies. -KillR
REVIEW: Ah, my first online map. A rather fine and innovative map, I should add. Well, on to the review. When Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne came out, we all knew that there were ships. When we