I like the maps that emulate real world environments, like Broville (although that is a terrible name). Normandie is also cool, I like the church and the corn fields.

I hope that more mapmakers continue to go in this direction.

It would be cool to see a suburbia map, with rows of one- and two-story houses, convenience stores, movie theaters, libraries, etc. I think it is cool to walk into a pixelated room and say, "oh, this is the kitchen," as I have done on some of the build-only servers. I'm not saying it isn't fun to blow up that kitchen, either, so don't tell me to go back to Minecraft, because I've never played it.

Anyways I prefer these maps over the "hypothetical situation" maps, where there's a narrowing path leading to one side, high walls surrounding a long path...oh yeah and bridge maps are the worst--how can a griefer resist?

I know that some people like these environments, so no dis. Is there any way to combine the two styles?

Harbor and Mesa are maps that come to mind

harbor blew my mind when I first played it. Mesa is cool to, love the cacti. true, these are good examples of situations with realistic environments. there was a desert one kicking around for a while that seemed cool, though by the time I joined it was always griefed to shreds.

I miss Minit.

Broville is an adaptation/conversion of a Minecraft map by the same name.