Enslavers

[Moderator]

11:13, 30th May 2016

Review Map: Enslavers Version: 1.00 Review by Shar Dundred The maps of the campaign are rather poorly designed, additionally, several models aren't working. Instead of being attacked by Zerlings, I have been attacked by grey hemispheres. Not rated Rejected

 

[Statharas]

The terrain seems empty.

 

[donken]

If u mean the map doesnt look like an painting, well yeah I have invested in other things.

 

[Tleno]

Still, terrain needs to be better. I mean, if you want to recreate the old camaping from SC1 into SC2, you should make sure it would look pretty well.

 

[Statharas]

Still, terrain needs to be better. I mean, if you want to recreate the old camaping from SC1 into SC2, you should make sure it would look pretty well.

This.

 

[Tleno]

I mean, since it's a complete recreation of the old campaing from SC1 with minor additions and units that were already seen in SC1, guess you should at least make it look better.

Oh, if you have bad terraining skills, you can still find a terrainer who could immprove the terrain for you.

 

[donken]

I belive in funciality over design. I have seen to many maps, where the creators is so terrainhorny, that they forgot to actually test their maps to see that their triggers work properly.

 

[Tleno]

Don't start with excuses, of course quality is over beauty, but since you properly tested your map and it works fine, you should consider immproving the looks, too.

 

[renges]

I belive in funciality over design. I have seen to many maps, where the creators is so terrainhorny, that they forgot to actually test their maps to see that their triggers work properly.

Yeah I think this guy is right

 

[RanchBurner]

Does this campaign feature custom models of the heroes I remember from the original?

 

[Deleted member 212788]

Maybe add some screenshots ?

 

[Pr0nogo]

Definitely add screenshots.

Playing SC2 campaigns nowadays is so ass-backwards that most people just won't bother downloading it if there's no proof of quality.

Additionally, you should never sacrifice one aspect of your project over another. If you need to spend more time on it to improve it, then do that. It'll make your project look much, much better to the people who have never seen it before, rather than leaving a negative impression with the crowd exposed to what many would call an unfinished or unpolished project.