add regional maps(like in gavel) to earlygame wynn

I've noticed a lot of people ive played with disliked wynncraft at first just because they constantly got hopelessly lost. some of my friends quit because they just found the game too frustrating.
i think adding maps like in gavel to wynn as well would DRASTICALLY help, because the people who this is a problem for are also the people who clicked through the dialogue telling them about map.wynncraft.com.

 

Add poll
Also yea

 

I also just want this for consistency

 

....this actually seems both helpful and not out of place. Overall I think it would make a good addition.

 

maybe even a map item of the ragni area as a reward for finishing kings recruit

 

Please add a pole so that people can vote on whether they like your idea. And if you could add a 3rd 'yes but with changes' option that'd be nice.

I doubt a new player would just ignore that kind of important dialogue on their first playthrough, and if they do there's all kinds of other incredibly important stuff they'd miss, you can't design a game based on the assumption that people will ignore everything you tell them. And even if they do ignore the king's dialogue the server will regularly send you messages about the online map.

I do think this could be helpful though, but the current maps in gavel are kinda ugly and sometimes hard to understand, especially when some areas are covered by a canopy of trees, or in areas like CotL and the Mesa where all the things are kinda built on top of each other. I think a hand drawn map or something of that sort, that is still accurate to the actual layout of the server, would not only be more aesthetically pleasing but also much easier to understand. And this would give the CT the ability to do things like labelling cities, and giving names to roads, which would make the maps feel more like they were set up by actual people in the wynncraft world, much more than the weird pixel messes that the normal minecraft maps are.

 

i think thats a great idea, but idk how hard it is to implement