Can we come to a consensus about Village?

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SteveO

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Which gate is the 'front', 'side', 'back', etc?
 
Well that's the problem, you tell someone 'front gate' and they go to the opposite gate of what you meant.
 
For the outside team, every time someone says "go left", I see half of the team go for the side ladder, and the other half go for the back gate. Which is right?
 
i usually just base that stuff off the direction your team spawns facing.

Gristle 说:
For the outside team, every time someone says "go left", I see half of the team go for the side ladder, and the other half go for the back gate. Which is right?
i think the back gate is left and the side ladder is straight
 
I never heard of the 'side gate' that's ridiculous!


Lets name the back gate, the main gate. And the main gate, the Tower gate.
The other, small gate?

Then we have central tower. Tower gate tower and uhm, main gate tower?
 
No, the tower gate is clearly the main gate. That's why it's so much bigger, and even has a control to open it.
 
"Side gate" tends to be called "stable gate/door/whatever" in my experience.
 
"Side Gate" has been referred to as "Barn Gate" in all the US games I've been a part of.  The "front" and "back" are labelled correctly according to how most people see it.  I always refer to that house next to the side ladder as the "side house" or "side rooftop", because it's the one roof in town that sees the most action.
 
AngryBarrel 说:
Such a bad map.

This is one of my favorite maps (probably because I typically play infantry :mrgreen: ).


And calling gates is definitely a cause for confusion. I think rather than saying "main gate," "back gate," "side gate," and etc, it's better to use more descriptive terms:
What is called "side gate" in the map on this thread should either be called "barn gate" or "stable gate" as either makes sense. It is easy to identify which gate you're talking about.

What is called "main gate" should be called "gate tower" because that's what it is. There's no confusion there. It can also be called the "portcullis" tower without confusion.

What is called "back gate" is a little more difficult to name. Perhaps you could call it "street gate" because it's directly in line with the main street. It could also be called "fort gate" because of the large tower and amount of defensible rooftops around it.


But the point is that we should use terms that physically describe what we're talking about, not ambiguous directional terms.
 
What is called "main gate" should be called "gate tower" because that's what it is. There's no confusion there.

Well there's two 'gate towers'.  You could call one gate tower and one porticullis tower though.  Then name the last one side gate?
 
SteveO 说:
What is called "main gate" should be called "gate tower" because that's what it is. There's no confusion there.

Well there's two 'gate towers'.  You could call one gate tower and one porticullis tower though.  Then name the last one side gate?

yeah, maybe the "main gate" could be "gatehouse" or "portcullis". The avoid confusion, the "back gate" should be "street gate" or something similar. The "side gate" should be "stable gate" or "barn gate" (technically, from the attacker's viewpoint, the "gatehouse" and "street gate" are both side gates).
 
  How about "Tower gate" for the gate inside the tower.  "Gatehouse" for the gate with the tower beside it.  "Barngate" works good for the "back" gate. 
 
"Gate with fence", or "Gate with controls", "Gate on the right" for the main gate.
"Open gate", "Gate on the left" for the back gate.
"Barn gate" for the side gate.

Seems clear enough for me.
 
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