well, zealots move faster than ghosts, so you'd need to add a lot of armor to make them more difficult to kill.

Well, your the first person I've seen to talk about it so harshly, not that I'm taking offense, but there are some things you need to consider as well, the Defense part isnt very easy considering people have to constantly cross roads. Also, the AVERAGE player barely makes it across the left side (those who suck at bounding), so, making the bounding areas harder would be a loss everytime. Most of the games I make are a loss due to the people not being able to cross roads, or not being able to defend good. Also, I believe I balanced levels decently since I've tested it many many times. The ghosts after zealots have armor, the zealots did not, another purple in the levels is so EVERY player can get kills, 1-6, not 1 player hogging them all. Overall though, I've had very good comments about the map besides the people who sucked at it. Although, after it runs through the market some I plan on making a pro version which would be harder in both areas. Now, I like the idea of changing roads up, I might do that in the pro version too. But also, please dont critisize my map by comparing it to froggercraft, I've never even played that, and the purpose of this map was to have a unique DEFENSE game, except the "money" had to cross to be used. The main part of the game is not the frogger part. Anyway, thanks for the comment I'll look into mixing the frogger areas up in the next version.

Considering my eyes lit up once I saw the map title and that a map was made on this idea, I was extremely disappointed. There are a lot of things that can be improved... first off, level difficulty didn't seem very linear, with some levels being harder than the next one. For example, a 150 hp hero zeal followed by a 180 hp ghost? But mainly, the road never changed! The game gets boring once all you're doing is just crossing the road every turn just to buy more gas and just sit there watching your guys you haven't moved in forever attack. But the real question is, who is this made for? People that are into dodging won't play it because it's not challenging whatsoever, and people who aren't but like defense games quit because it's frustrating and not as complex (by nature) as games that are solely made for defense. As someone who likes frogger enough to make my own game I would say to make it so the roads changed every now and then to make it progressively harder, but a defense person would say to make the actual defense part of the game more complex and a better game on itself. The fact is, defense games require a heck of a less talent to play, so I'd really just say to do both, since people that are good at dodging will easily be able to do defensive strategies as well. Just be sure to compare your frogger half of the map against the standards of other frogger games (i.e. Froggercraft) and the defense half of your game against the standards of good defense games. Overall, though, it's a great concept that just needs a little touch up to be a really good game. 3/5