Re: SBYW, 2d map exploration game
Just chiming in here as well to disprove another one of amerikranian's implications; the idea that SBYW maps are not unique. I have personally seen a large number of differences spanning a large number of maps. People like the game and are inspired to get creative, which often results in unique concepts being brought to the table more or less every day. Typically, these maps take advantage of the mechanics already in place, but utilize them in a non-conventional manner. Thus, we end up with interesting challenges and objectives that you wouldn't initially think possible with a simple map builder. The game does not require constant additions to its feature set for it to be fun, and relies heavily on player input to expand and grow. I personally find this concept more appealing than a game where the developer(s) hardcode every mechanic and objective, leaving little to no opportunity for the players to forge their own direction.
You're free to hold your own opinion and turn your attention to games that conform more to your interests and beliefs, but I don't understand why you're attempting to dissuade others from playing the game if they find it enjoyable. Its continued uptime and significant number of regular players clearly demonstrates that this isn't just another boring online game based off of a BGT template project.
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