Playable Mountain Terrain - WIP

[Edhel-dur]

So this ment from 1 up to 10 players. It is for an ORPG. Atm just using normal blizzard doodads. Focusing mostly on the shape. Though any kind of feedback is much appreciated.

The Dwarf is there for scaling, he is atm 1:1.

 

[trolman]

Ok either the dwarf is a giant or those mountains are really short.They're also empty,the forest is empty 2.

 

[Edhel-dur]

The mountains don't start from where the dirt texture starts. The dwarf is already in the mountain area.

 

[trolman]

Oh then the mountains should have rocks and snow on them,insted of just snow and dirt.Also they should be a bit more sharp and big,right now they look like some wierd hills.

 

[Edhel-dur]

Well, the area isn't ment to be too snowy. Just the tip of the peaks. Otherwise I would have textured more snow I will try and put up a new SS where it shows also the water level.
I also can't make my mountains more taller due to some restrictions.
So my mountains would have a height of 800-1200 meters.

The following mountains have around 1800-2200 meters. Don't know the season though.

 

[trolman]

Im talking about that this is too sharp to be a normal dirt cliff....

 

[Edhel-dur]

Allright, what texture do you suggest ? tried some rock ones but it didn't look too good.

 

[trolman]

Id recomend you use the lordaeron winter rock and set lordaeron winter as the base tileset.
See how in the picture it goes from normal,too woods,to just grass plains,to empty rock lands,to snow.

 

[Mulgrim]

needs sky

needs wild life

dwarf has to be scaled down

adding bushes at the base of the trees is a plus

use rock doodads on the mountains

and that small town looks like it could use some more space, move those trees to the left more for space imo



aside from that, well done

 

[WherewolfTherewolf]

Maybe it's just me, but those tall pointy pines (forgot their tileset) seem stretched and overall pretty ugly. I would suggest swapping those out for some trees with more depth to them

 

[Edhel-dur]

Thanks for the replies