Yeah. I think the beta map is intended to be more "close quarters melee fast-paced combat"-like, as we've seen in the trailer. It'll be interesting to see how the game scales to different map sizes.

i was thinking the same thing. after all, from what i hear the rook was a king who turned into a living castle to house and save his people; assuming people are alittle shorter than minataurs, it must have been a puny kingdom. id like to the the rook to be GIGANTIC and the other demigods to be larger than life (they are demigods after all).

For gameplay and artistic reasons, I'd love to see something along the lines of the scale used in Egyptian dramatic art, where all the heroes and gods are bigger because they're more important, dammit! Let all the demis be bigger than minotaurs.

Ahm, i wouldnt like a even bigger rook. He already clutters your screen pretty good + Torch/Regulus can hide behind him so good, that you have to change the camera-angle to attack them. Yes, its a nice tactic to use him as a meatshield - but it works actually well already.

I dont want EVERY Demigod to be huge.. I'd like to see QoT or Regulus rather short. Specially for Regulus since he's like a commando, so he can hide between the creeps and behind most heros.. that would be cool. And a lovley little.. thorny fae shouldn't be 5m tall imo^^

Just keep them as they are relativ to each other, and make everything 10-20% bigger. Its just not epic right now.. i'll get more of a beat-em-up-clusterf*ck-feeling. Even a fully skilled regulus seems to have a utterly low range for teh big mighty sniper.

So long, Aspartem

I'd honestly like a fully targetable icon above all demigods with their current health and mana and a team color theme. That would let the scale be considerably more dramatic while still keeping gameplay intact and solving most targeting woes. I'm not sure what to do with regulus, because hiding in the mob not only makes it possible to not be seen, but makes it very hard to target him just because it's hard to click him and that's more nuisance than interesting gameplay. However, I do like the idea of being able to hide in a crowd. It begs the question of what to do, because you're going to forfeit an interesting gameplay element or good control, and they can't really coexist easily.