Quote from LoCxSparta

Well, I've been hearing things, and I just want to settle it here.

People say Gates = Ice and Desert = Forest.

I've been playing all games under the assumption that Gates > Ice, and Desert

Gates, Forest, and Ice World are the same size. Desert is smaller.

No Gates is longer than Ice and Forest.

http://stickempires-rts.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Maps

TL;DR
Gates = Forest = Ice. No length difference.

Done through numerical tests. I don't understand how you didn't know this Zomar.

It looks longer

and halloween=swamp. Both are smaller than desert and larger than castle.

Gates and forest and ice are all the same.

Lol Zomar, I always thought that gates looked smaller in my head.

If we wanna get extremely technical based on the numbers.

GH> Gates> forest> iceworld> desert > halloween > swamp >castle

If you have a larger computer monitor you are more likely to notice the difference.

Quote from spino

If we wanna get extremely technical based on the numbers.

GH> Gates> forest> iceworld> desert > halloween > swamp >castle

If you have a larger computer monitor you are more likely to notice the difference.

GH > Gates = Forest = Ice > Desert > Halloween = Swamp > Castle

Done deal.

Quote from spino

If we wanna get extremely technical based on the numbers.

GH> Gates> forest> iceworld> desert > halloween > swamp >castle

If you have a larger computer monitor you are more likely to notice the difference.

Gates, Forest, and Ice are the same size. Swamp and Halloween are also the same size.

Quote from IHATETHISNAME

Gates, Forest, and Ice are the same size. Swamp and Halloween are also the same size.

But you have to the number, and how it feels/looks
Gates feels bigger, is slightly larger.

It is not. Seriously DAZ and others spent a long time numerically testing this.

I think the easiest way to test is to take a Swordwarth and have him run straight to the other side, checking how long it takes.

Gonna post results.

Which is exactly what was done a year ago you silly.

Quote from LoCxSparta

I think the easiest way to test is to take a Swordwarth and have him run straight to the other side, checking how long it takes.

Gonna post results.

Rain, Skele and I have tested this. I don't understand why so many players think our map distances are not true; even top players like Zomar who should know this. I'm seriously confused at the lack of fundamental game knowledge here.