Cemetery (Un-finished)

[JarrardKO]

What do you think?

100% Blizzard models.

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[Landy]

Looks kinda empty... outside -.-

 

[Xlightscreen]

the graveyard but overall if you where to put this in a regular size map it be quiet small. So you probaly could expand it a bit maybe acutly show where its located at maybe with a forest backdrop or a ruined village.

 

[Herio-san]

Try adding some dead trees from the Northrend tileset and maybe a few lamp posts. You have alot of short doodads all in the same area, it needs some variation.

 

[Karzvitch]

Yeah but as he said its not done.. Needs a lot more work, and size down those fences a wee bit.

 

[Dr Super Good]

I recomend making it in a middle of a map since then you can blur out the background with a sinister looking graveyard type fog. The ground looks too flat and should maybe be on a slight hill of have the graves raised a bit over the rest of the land. The overall size of it is too small for thoes high fences which seem to be 3* height of a peasant (4 M tall in real life) and soo looks destorted. Also the ground terane is not very good since a graveyard is actually mostly green with grass and flowers with only the fresh graves being dirt and should maybe have a stone path runing through. For an evil graveyard use blight or maybe a more sinister looking grass shade (from different tileset) so that it looks better.

 

[Karzvitch]

I think he wanted the more "real" graveyard look

 

[brad.dude03]

Yes, a darker background (everyone loves moonlight!) and some nice fog would go a long way. Also, use a bigger map so that you can spread things out more so that they aren't all cramped together.