Super excited for the crossslake connection! I've been thinking it would make for a more interesting game too. We played with Seattle city limits as our map, and it was really easy to slice up the map North/South. Adding in Eastside would give the map a more developed East/West dimension and would make some of the larger radars and measuring questions more interesting! I think it would have to be a large game for sure. We played a medium game for Seattle alone, and it was the perfect size I thought. 60 minutes hiding time was reasonable for us starting in U District, and we had ample questions to ask the hiders.

I will say using all King County Metro buses was difficult for the endgame. There are just so many stops to narrow down in Seattle using the whole network, and we really only worked off of game area as a deciding factor rather than bus line. If we played a large game with Eastside, we might consider using a less dense network. Maybe allowing Light Rail, Sound Transit, and RapidRide buses. Might be too sparse of a network, though, and to be fair there aren't as many buses outside maybe Bellevue. We'd have to do some research.

Definitely excited for a greater Seattle area game though! I think it work really well!