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The first real-time demonstration map of my career in the Warcraft III world. Follow the walkable path within the dungeon to find the switch. After that, just look around. 
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Hells Falls
- Author(s)
- FalconWest
- Size
- 92.87 KB
- Rating
- Downloads
- 623
- Created
- Sep 3, 2005
- Updated
- Sep 3, 2005
- Resources
- 1
- State
Approved
This bundle is marked as recommended. It works and satisfies the submission rules.
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- Feb 7, 2005
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- 409
Very nice terrain not very playable but I got the feeling it wasnt supposed to be I love making great looking terrain like this. Keep up the good work, this type of terrain would be good for a custom campaign.
I love making great looking terrain like this. Keep up the good work, this type of terrain would be good for a custom campaign.
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- Joined
- Oct 6, 2004
- Messages
- 10,183
OK, what was this map meant to be for? :?:
The design is ok, but especially concerning the terrain heights you can do a lot more. Waterfalls were OK. Only the big one looked from normal game perspective much too big.
There was not much more I saw in this map - it was night so I just ran through the sleeping creeps directly to the switch.
This lavafall-scenery could be a nice background for a cin (did you watch SW Episode III - looks like just from the movie! 8) ). Than you could drive a camera through it and put some moving things into it in contrast to the red landscape - until now, it looks quite senseless to me... :?
PS: What did you mean by high-end-machine because of the big number of doodads "created" in this map? 1600 doodads is not much, there are maps with much more and just many doodads don't require a high-end PC to show them. I ran it on a 800Mhz G4 iMac with some applications at the same time and it was completely fluently.
The design is ok, but especially concerning the terrain heights you can do a lot more. Waterfalls were OK. Only the big one looked from normal game perspective much too big.
There was not much more I saw in this map - it was night so I just ran through the sleeping creeps directly to the switch.
This lavafall-scenery could be a nice background for a cin (did you watch SW Episode III - looks like just from the movie! 8) ). Than you could drive a camera through it and put some moving things into it in contrast to the red landscape - until now, it looks quite senseless to me... :?
PS: What did you mean by high-end-machine because of the big number of doodads "created" in this map? 1600 doodads is not much, there are maps with much more and just many doodads don't require a high-end PC to show them. I ran it on a 800Mhz G4 iMac with some applications at the same time and it was completely fluently.
- Joined
- Sep 6, 2005
- Messages
- 24
gj on the terrain
