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Heh, it's not just Wisse, it's pretty much the entire foundry that is very direct about what they don't like. Haven't you ever seen when people post really bad ideas? Now THAT is brutal.spinwizard wrote:do u do anything other than complain?Wisse wrote:the bridges looks bad and the rivers are not the same style as the map is
Agreed. I think that should solve it, although the old bridges were not bad either.Samus wrote:The white lines make it look like you can only cross if you're Spider-Man. Ditch those and I think you're in business.
Thank you guys, however, in fairness to Wisse I think he was the catalyst for changing them. I recall someone in another thread saying how good it was that ideas are challenged for the best result in the maps.Ruben Cassar wrote:Agreed. I think that should solve it, although the old bridges were not bad either.Samus wrote:The white lines make it look like you can only cross if you're Spider-Man. Ditch those and I think you're in business.
You should not have changes them just because Wisse said so. There must be more than one person complaining about them. And Wisse can be a pain in the a$$ and he knows it. :p Hehe.


There's no need to defend yourself. Good ideas are used throughout different maps by different map makers. There's nothing wrong with using the same style. I think it works so don't change the bridges anymore.cairnswk wrote:Guys...in my defense.....I had not seen the Netherlands map until after Ruben and Boberz mentioned it. But I agree, they work, and are easy on the eyes....so why not use this style.
Actually, after having implemented your suggestion, the cross hatch bridges ruin the effect of the bridges blending with the territories. I feel there is already enough aspects on this very compact map and cross-hatch bridges add further unnecessary aspects to concentrate on.Contrickster wrote:So go with crosshatch bridges, makes the map interesting, fits in with the detail already present.
Overall the first thing I notice is the perspective. The Swamp and The Beaches look flat while Agate Hills and Fruit Pickers look verticle. Perhaps something can be done with the river inbetween to make the effect less jarring.

As requested. Samus.Samus wrote:Would it be possible to do more of a gradual blend of the colors across the bridges?

