How can i fill the empty terrain?

[daverave1212]

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I know i have to do something with those crates
There will be furbolgs here and there and a leprechaun
The zone feels empty....

 

[Strydhaizer]

place lilypads/foliages , decorations and etc

 

[daverave1212]

more lilypads could work

 

[Heinvers]

..also some shrubs and rocks, plus a little tile variation like rock tiles or short grass.

 

[Celaquil]

Tile variation surly is the way to go.

Go completely ape-shit crazy with them.

 

[SA Dashie]

^Make sure it looks pretty and generally organized but not to organized.

 

[Celaquil]

Contrary to popular belief, I meant what I said.

And no, don't make it organized, organic nature isn't organized.
(Unless it's made out of organs, on top of an organ)
Make it look natural, chaotic natural, they way nature is.

Also: Shrubs, more trees, mushrooms, flowers and all that comes with
nature goes to make it seem more... Natural. More of that too.

 

[Vinz]

Some dirt or sand could do.

 

[Heinvers]

some dirt or sand could do.

wrong!

 

[Celaquil]

wrong!

Wrong!

Some grassy dirt and dirt tiles are
actually pretty useful for variation.

 

[takakenji]

maybe an actual road

 

[SA Dashie]

^A chaotic road of nature.

 

[Gilles]

And no, don't make it organized, organic nature isn't organized.
(Unless it's made out of organs, on top of an organ)
Make it look natural, chaotic natural, they way nature is.

I totally disagree. Nature is extremely organized.

 

[Heinvers]

Wrong!

Wrong! ;D

^A chaotic road of nature.

...overgrown roads FTW!!!

I totally disagree. Nature is extremely organized.

Depends how you perceive it.