Best of Smooth Killing 14th November + Showcase 17th Nov

rzasman vision:









My Votes

1)  $ Strange Days by Scam144


2)  The Garden I I by prototypetom


3)  The Garden III by prototypetom


4)  $ Killing Dreams by Scam144


A big thank you, to the creators,who submitted some really wonderful jobs and to prototypetom for hosting the event and putting the playlist together,wonderful event.

Attendents:

@waynerzas
☆xV_EvilGenius_Vx☆
Dr_Geo
mickey1356
mrniice
adamkthxbye
qo8op
enigmatim
smoothjohnny
Scam144
naza0408
KM86REDDEVIL

1)The Garden II by prototypetom

2)The Garden IIl by prototypetom

3)9R!ÐŁØ¢K'Ð by qo8op

4)$ Gack Alley by Scam144

thanks for coming everyone!

1) $ Gack Alley by Scam144
Of Scam's 3, this felt like it was joint most creative and transformative (with KillingDreams), but it had the clearer navigable layout. The map I would play most due to it's scope for player driven choice and experience within a focused frame.

2) 9R!ÐŁØ¢K'Ð by qo8op
That rare thing, a Boomfest that manages thrills, gif-able moments and chaos without being overwhelming or troll. A great success, especially in context of the inherent risks of RPG maps.

3) $ Killing Dreams by Scam144
Wonderful integrations of spaces and levels. really squeezes everything out of the native architecture. But perhaps a bit little too mazey (and steep in places) to be my top choice.

4) $ Strange Days by Scam144
Just trumped by the others as it's more vanilla. Also still got questions about access to dead spaces.

¢@$$Ł€FØR+ is a great build but in terms of net result the flow doesn't fulfil the promise of the creative vision. Absolutely worthy contender and round winner, but I would say needs more fundamental attention than the other 4 in this field.

Pl A socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/playlists/playlist/MgK5mnA8pUy7CdakbPNZhQ
Pl B socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/playlists/playlist/BBjFrLjAwka5soDrQxCLgQ

14 Nov 2017:

1) $ Strange Days by Scam144

2) $ Gack Alley by Scam144

3) The Garden III by prototypetom

4) Architecture I by prototypetom

Showcase : wan_kororin vision


1) $ Killing Dreams by Scam144

2) Architecture I by prototypetom

3) $ Gack Alley by Scam144

4) The Garden III by prototypetom

This event and others like it is a large part of the reason I wanted to rejoin GCCC. Good to discover some new maps.

1) $ Killing Dreams

- At first I didn't like it, I felt it was too multi-levelled, and difficult to know where the enemies were and how to reach them, like a frustrating maze, but as the game progressed it became clearer and with multi-plays it would make it easier. I liked the number of angles created in the map and at no point did it feel like any particular position on the map could be used as a stronghold / camping spot. I'm looking forward to trying it out in freeaim.

2) Architecture I

- Played this a number of times now, and in assisted aim for the first time last night. Map works really well, and the amount of cover combined with open space, flanking routes and connectivity between lower and higher ground areas is excellent. It really is a good large TDM that combines the real map with propped sections perfectly. Good choice to change the original weapon settings to better rifles.

3) ¢@$$Ł€FØR+

- In a location that I've seen countless other user created TDMs, this map stands out as being the best I've seen here, designed smartly it felt like a castle within castle walls. Aesthetically pleasing and a good choice of guns in my view for the type of range being used. I do feel this map could suffer from the spawn trap ability of assisted aim, so I'm very keen to see how it might work in free aim too.

4) The Garden III

- Whilst the vehicles made very little sense without any driveby weaponry , the map itself felt like something out of Time Splitters 2, or another great First Person Shooter game, I liked the division of the map by large props and spread of the action, it wasn't at any stage too busy, or too dull, and aesthetically it was pleasing. A great map that would be interesting to see with a full 15 vs 15. (If only the game truly supported this number of players without becoming too laggy)