Rejected Remove maps from vanilla

Vanilla was more fun when the only 2 maps were b5 and minecraftcity. Some newer people might not know this but for a long time those were the only 2 maps so there was no map voting just back and forth between those maps and each map was 10 rounds instead of 6. And it was fun as hell gosh darn it. But then people started giving pigeon shits and added a bunch of lesser maps. They're the 2 best Minecraft maps and we don't need any else.

 

That sounds like a good idea because they both have trooms and aren't really maps you can delay on. +1

 

can you guys stop making shit poooooooooosts

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I concure
Also -1

 

This is a legitimate post, I want vanilla back how it was when I joined

 

I would rather not play the exact

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same

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time

 

So do you play any other maps now then 67thway and dolls

We could implement it on eu and see how it goes

 

At least they're there to hate on, if I played b4 and b5 everytime I would instantly quit vanilla
then again maybe removing these will make the modded servers more popular

 

+1 if we only keep mineshaft

 

Hey, wouldn't you say this thread is a suggestion?

Why isn't it locked.

 

Why isn't it locked though?

 

Thats not what I asked.


Why was my thread, discussing a similar subject, locked and this one isn't. Why are you treating me with this prejudice

 

Please stop derailing my thread. This is a discussion on returning to the old vanilla system of 2 maps of 10 rounds each. With the specific maps being b5 and city

 

But seriously I like having several maps to choose from, having only two would get really old really fast

 

You would think so, but the great thing about city and b5 are they are simple enough to not have a lot of issues with delaying unless it's really intentional. But have enough in them to allow for all sorts of different strategies and ways to play if you're creative enough. I never felt bored in the old system and I had a better chance to learn and master the maps