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Best maps! - JayTownsend - 07-08-2012
I like the:
*Cassino maps
*Guadalcanal maps
*Maps by Guy Riessen, which Include: Elsenborn Ridge, France 1940, Kokoda Trail & Kursk South Flank.
*Everything else, Desert maps, East Front, Airborn and so on..............
I am still drawn to Guadalcanal as my favorite followed closely to Cassino.
But I realize these are only good for historical one battle actions, so it's better to get more generic maps from Guy Riessen, to support the add-on supplements and counters.
RE: Best maps! - Dean_P - 07-09-2012
(07-08-2012, 11:12 AM)JayTownsend Wrote: I like the:
*Cassino maps
*Guadalcanal maps
*Maps by Guy Riessen, which Include: Elsenborn Ridge, France 1940, Kokoda Trail & Kursk South Flank.
*Everything else, Desert maps, East Front, Airborn and so on..............
I am still drawn to Guadalcanal as my favorite followed closely to Cassino.
But I realize these are only good for historical one battle actions, so it's better to get more generic maps from Guy Riessen, to support the add-on supplements and counters.
My favorite is the FoF maps. In most maps, cities are blobs (the city on EFD #2 is particularly bad), but on FoF, the cities seem much more real. They follow the roads, they are non-symmetrical, etc. While I admire the Cassino maps, that's a special case and only really work if you're modeling a specific battle site.