Battle of the Titans

significantly larger map and the sides are an amalgam of the most powerful characters from his previous maps (ergo "Titans"). It has a huge area for you to explore, and honestly, it's probably going to take a couple playthroughs to get to know the whole map very well. Additionally, you would be advised to try and investigate the "locked" Madness, Inc. facility (any mode other than CTF), as there are a few surprises tucked into it. To be honest, the only map by Dann I'd played before was his Hypori map. Reason being that I'm not a huge fan of completely over-the-top sides and the somewhat comical settings I see. Despite this, I was able to find enjoyment in Battle of the Titans, if for no other reason than that it was put together exceptionally well and creatively. Dann does an excellent job of making an environment the player feels immersed in (albeit an absolutely ludicrous one); also, he does an excellent job of using the map's space and making it into a detailed and varied environment. The sides are probably the weakest part of the map, since basically all they are is super-destructive versions of a lot of weapons. That being said, there is some quality .odf work in there, and the sides are certainly not weak compared to sides from a lot of other maps. I also thought the skin to the "Seriously Evil Dude" was pretty hilarious. If you're a fan of Dann's maps or just crazy maps in general, then I have no doubt you'll enjoy this. -Mav
Battle of the Titans, by Dann_Boeing, is set in the same alternate-reality that a number of his other maps have been set in, the Realm of Chaos. From what I understand, though, this is a