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ShortyBoo:
It looks great, and I could definitely see myself playing this hood. I do agree with Lion about renaming the town, though. People could confuse this with the one from MTS. Actually, when I first saw this thread, I thought it was about the Springville neighborhood at MTS.
russellcraiger:
Some of those mountain peaks have to go-it looks unnatural. I speak from experience having lived 5 years in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. Maybe you could get rid of about half those peaks and round the remaining ones off. I do really like your world and am looking forward to it's release. It has a nice small town feel to it. I especially like the farming area and the semicircular road by the town hall. I also like the fact that you didn't overdo the trees and that you've used a lot of 20x30 lots. I agree with changing the name-doesn't look quite like a Springville.
Dragon Slave:
Quote from: russellcraiger on 2010 January 30, 00:32:52
Some of those mountain peaks have to go-it looks unnatural. I speak from experience having lived 5 years in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. Maybe you could get rid of about half those peaks and round the remaining ones off.
Yeah, but remember - the Appalachians are ancient. Many other mountain ranges aren't so low and rounded. I'm not sure what The_Goddess was going for, but the mountains in her world remind me somewhat of these. I do agree that some of the sharper peaks could go, but I still like how it looks even with them there.
russellcraiger:
That's true, but the overall flatter terrain of the rest of this world with such sharp peaks is too much of a contrast. It is still looking great, and I stand in awe of anyone who has the patience to create a world.
kiki:
They might not suit what you are used to, but anyone that has been to the middle-east of Russia can tell you things can go from flat to jagged peaks in miles.
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