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Yes, the fog problem is, sadly, a thing.
I've been working around it pretty much the same way as it seems you have: By using over-scaled rocks way in the background to mimic mountains.
Speaking of mountains, I think this terrain could do with another layer or two of those in the distance, just to give it some depth of field. Also, the foreground looks a bit spammy with all them grassy shrubs in the middle of the path, why not try to make a trail going through the forest? Could be cool.
Otherwise it's pretty neat! It's an absolute pleasure to see you back in the game
I've been working around it pretty much the same way as it seems you have: By using over-scaled rocks way in the background to mimic mountains.
Speaking of mountains, I think this terrain could do with another layer or two of those in the distance, just to give it some depth of field. Also, the foreground looks a bit spammy with all them grassy shrubs in the middle of the path, why not try to make a trail going through the forest? Could be cool.
Otherwise it's pretty neat! It's an absolute pleasure to see you back in the game
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