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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.
 
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.
 
The second screen does somehow remind me of Oblivion. Anyway, I think you should use a light environmental fog instead of the ground fog.
 
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.
 
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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