Destructive Play - Favorited Maps For Quicker Map Selection

Do you guys think there is a chance you could make a QOL for people that use Destructive Play? Perhaps bring back the favorited maps on the left side and let us select 10 maps to place in there to quickly select maps so it's easier to rotate through different maps while using Destructive play. With the way the new Atlas is set up it's kind of a pain to run one map, select a new one, etc. This could also be a QOL for people that like having a few different maps for different strategies as well.

(Unless I'm missing something for easier map selection this would be amazing)

Thanks.

My QOL suggestion for people that want to run variety maps and not just one:
- Add button/checkbox to the map device "randomize all"- wen you set a map it will open a random map on the atlas
- Return favorited maps and add small checkbox/button "randomize favourite" will pick random map from your favorite pool.

To work best with Maven there could be an internal check in the code that allows only for maps that have not been witnessed to be eligible in the pool.
For favourites rotation the randomizer/shuffler could be made to not repeat the same map until a full cycle is complete
A 10 map lockout could be added for a full atlas randomizer as well to avoid conflicts

Ex: You have 10 fav maps (1 is City Square). While running random fav maps if you get a city square on your 2nd map you will not get it again until after you have gone through the rest of the pool. This should ensure that even if running Maven/Destructive play the maps will always be unwitnessed and there will not be any conflicts with influence selector

In general this should keep the whole feel of just right click map and run without forcing any extra click or looking around the atlas for maps

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Titan9298#3197 wrote:

(Unless I'm missing something for easier map selection this would be amazing)
Thanks.

I guess you could do a regex with 10 map names that will then highlight those 10 maps for you. But of course that is kind of a band-aid.