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Umm the portal destinations look a little weird. The fog is nice, but the left one dosen't seem to fit.... With that elf looking building in the yellow fogge barrens. The water ones just confuses the hell out of me. They could use a nice entrance type of thing. Like a fire ring, waterfall ring, and light bursting out of the left one.
Well, lets see, I wanted the portal room somewhat simple, and if you look, the top arches are somewhat 'matched' to the portal they coincide with. And the barrens is all barrens doodads. And since they are portals things 'bursting out' wouldn't be all that great.
But, as for everyone else thanks for the comments, and maybe I shall tell you Gilles, but as for everyone else I'll never tell!
Who cares? It looks cool.It's blantly obvious that you used glow doodads, but other then that I do like the idea. The actual outcome I do not like... much at all actually. If you had this grand idea, you could've made the execution much better. For instance, the portals on the left and right reveal very bland and unrealistic landscapes. Why would you want to go to the bottom of the ocean? It does not follow a specific theme. It would be much better if you would've made it something like a judgmental theme, or a religious them, or... something. For instance, one portal could've gone to hell, another to heaven, another to earth.
A load of crap.
Who cares? It looks cool.
Who cares? It looks cool.
Why would I do a religious theme? And the left and right portals to me, seemed less bland than the center. It is a magical portal, and was meant to have a lot of contrast in the places. And, you say, why to the bottom of the ocean? Why would you want to go to hell? This a WC3ish terrain, water = Naga, barrens = Orc, Fire = Demons. Simple enough.
Why does it have to have meaning? It's just portals.Because Demons want to get in and out of hell -.-, or maybe you want to kill some demons. But why the hell would anything want to go to the bottom of the ocean to find a portal? These portals seem completely useless. But, I guess you're right. Like if a frickdarn fish swims into the portal and has a suffi-spasm on the floor of that temple, flops and gets the floor wet... Then maybe a demon sees the fish and is all like "YUMMM!", goes out, tries to eat it, slips and falls into the middle of the desert. Thus saving the people of fishworld, and leaving the orcs to fight off the demon by themselves.
But, back on-topic, I think you should use some custom doodads on the underwater portal. Clear it up a bit.
I think you're just trying to find fault with it now. The brightness helps bring out the contrast and the fact that they are magical portals.
Hey famous, is that a shrub stack in the water one?