The Castle in the Middle
The Castle in the Middle Castle
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The Castle in the Middle Castle
The castle in the middle is my second Warband map. It's a team deathmatch map with a castle in the middle: DI was made because I love siege and having team deathmatch. So I decided to make a map where the castle is and where you can have nice Team Deathmatches.
The game lags a bit when you start on the smoke side, probably because I smoked too much.
So have fun. The readme file is located in the zip file.
Remus
Feel free to rate or comment
You can also tell me things that could be done better here or in Steam.
My Steam: http:
//steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198035007722 EDIT: I made a new version where I fixed an resulting FPS lag. I also gave the gatehouse a usable gate.
The Castle in the Middle is my second Warband Map. It's a Team Deathmatch Map with a castle in the middle:D I made it because I like doing sieges and having Team Deathmatches. So i deciced to make a map where a castle is and where you can have nice Team Deathmatches.
When you start on the one side with the smoke, it can be that the game laggs a bit because I made too much smoke.
So have fun with the map. The readme is inside the zip file.
Remus
Be free to rate or comment
You can also tell me things I could do better here or in Steam.
My Steam:
EDIT:
I made a new version of it in which I fixed the FPS laggs at the one spawn. Also I gave the gatehouses a useable portcullis.
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