Screenshot / Scenes from the Fort 2
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16-September 20
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Fort Anachronism
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How the sands of time slip by! Although the old railroad grade remains, the low-key entrance gates now give way to a bustling plaza. Scenic vistas are now complemented by the conveniece of snacks and souvenirs, mere steps away. Some scenes at The Fort have changed over the years, some have not.
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Excellent! Love your use of elevation. Those lavender flowers are done really nicely.
I really like everything (especially the trains in a trench) except the massive deforestation that has been going on here.
I gotta say, it doesn't really feel like Fort Anachronism anymore. If you were trying to capture the soul of the original, you didn't succeed imo.
Don't get me wrong, I do like what you have here. It's just too different from what the scenario feels like;
Never fear, there are plenty of trees and woodsy themes elsewhere in the park! I chose this spot for a screen because you can see how some of the design choices were directly influenced by elements of the original map.
yeah "I really like everything (especially the trains in a trench)"
Really nice, i love the trench. I think you could simplify the archy a bit - the fences w gates in particular are a bit missmatched and messy. And more consistency with roof textures would go a long way i think.
Not a fan tbh csw. I like what you've done with the pit for the steam train, but the architecture doesn't feel right at all to me. Looks like too forceful codex use.
I'm typically more forgiving than most for heavy texture mixing but it is a little too much here. Maybe stick with more of a wood with some brick mix without all of the variation on the shutters. Some more holdovers from the original scenario would be cool, like preserving the original boundary fence, or recreating it in some way. I am excited to see a peepable project of this scale.