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This map is easily the best Eastern European map I have ever seen. The Narva city area in particular is a perfect 1:1 recreation of its version in Squad, I love it so much. If possible, I sincerely hope you could split Narva out into a standalone map. Please add more rivers and water bodies around Narva, just like in Squad and real geography.
Also, the north-south orientation of Narva on this map is reversed, there are too few rivers, and the dividing lines are not distinct enough.
The tallest apartment blocks + one of the red and green ones, I think.
I'm going to see if I can remove those from the map via hide modules or something else and if that solves the issue, because honestly, incredible map I want to use.
High concentration of buildings in one place leads leads to FPS loss with AI since they are trying to find the best path and it drags down whoever's pc is handling the AI. Its an unfortunate drawback of Arma 3 but you can find ways around it sometimes. But yes it definitely makes the city a bit hard to enjoy in singleplayer with AI.
Shame as it makes the whole map kind of unplayable to pick then, and otherwise this seems like the most amazing map I've ever seen.