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Overlooking Kingdom

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Hear is my new terrain i spent much time on this.It's called Overlooking Kingdom...
 

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Not bad. Your still improving quickly.

The overlooking shot is cool, but I find the doodads used for the city do not match. In the second one, it looks like a bunch of archers. You didn't really make a building at all.
 
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Ooo, just noticed the background mountains. I would take a page out of Voids book. Put those mountains waaayy back and make the fog cover them so you see no detail. They will look larger, and will improve your terrain.
 
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Looks good, but theres something I don't like about it, but I can't quite name it. But it does look like it was inspired by Oblivions Imperial city.
 
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The second screen does somehow remind me of Oblivion. Anyway, I think you should use a light environmental fog instead of the ground fog.
 
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The first one kind of looks like 2 terrains in one, I would get a closer camera angle, add a fog and maybe remove some of the doodads? The second one is much better.
 
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First terrain is actually not that bad. I mean, it has its flaws, but I don't feel like pointing them out right this moment. The first terrain reminds me of an old cartoon I used to watch... don't remember its title though.

~Craka_J
 
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The angle used in the first one is real nice, but bringing the fog forward will help it greatly as said before. And despite the arches that others don't like, I think they work as a 'building sculpture' hybrid sort of tunnel that may exist in a city entrance.
 
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