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Post by WJChesek ((Evern)) on May 8, 2009 18:16:54 GMT -5
*shakes head in disapointment* LOOK HOW FUCKING BIG IT WAS! THAT WAS JUST ONE TINY ZONE! I'm dividing mine into maybe a third of the area map itself. That's enough for the boonies, might be enough for the more civilized zones. |
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Post by Kaez on May 8, 2009 18:42:36 GMT -5
LOOK HOW FUCKING BIG IT WAS! THAT WAS JUST ONE TINY ZONE! I'm dividing mine into maybe a third of the area map itself. That's enough for the boonies, might be enough for the more civilized zones. Yeah. Much more reasonable. |
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Post by WJChesek ((Evern)) on May 8, 2009 18:57:01 GMT -5
I'm dividing mine into maybe a third of the area map itself. That's enough for the boonies, might be enough for the more civilized zones. Yeah. Much more reasonable. I might be able to do the neutral zone as a single zone. Though I know that Nation 5 is going to be a bitch. At least only one forest. Some marshland too... |
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Post by Kaez on May 8, 2009 19:03:13 GMT -5
Yeah. Much more reasonable. I might be able to do the neutral zone as a single zone. Though I know that Nation 5 is going to be a bitch. At least only one forest. Some marshland too... I enjoy doing everything but forests. Like, I got the chance to do a hotsprings on this last one. That was tons of fun. |
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Post by WJChesek ((Evern)) on May 8, 2009 19:04:55 GMT -5
I might be able to do the neutral zone as a single zone. Though I know that Nation 5 is going to be a bitch. At least only one forest. Some marshland too... I enjoy doing everything but forests. Like, I got the chance to do a hotsprings on this last one. That was tons of fun. Desert kingdom should be easy. |
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Post by Kaez on May 8, 2009 19:08:27 GMT -5
I enjoy doing everything but forests. Like, I got the chance to do a hotsprings on this last one. That was tons of fun. Desert kingdom should be easy. Yeah, generally. But desert also means one needs to dot the sprawling barreness with a bunch of cool shit. |
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Post by WJChesek ((Evern)) on May 8, 2009 19:12:38 GMT -5
Desert kingdom should be easy. Yeah, generally. But desert also means one needs to dot the sprawling barreness with a bunch of cool shit. Like the ruins of a lost civilization. I always did like the idea of a half buried ruin, with the inside still intact. |
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Post by Kaez on May 8, 2009 19:15:32 GMT -5
Yeah, generally. But desert also means one needs to dot the sprawling barreness with a bunch of cool shit. Like the ruins of a lost civilization. I always did like the idea of a half buried ruin, with the inside still intact. Yeah, I mentioned "mysterious black-stone ruins" on Civilization 1. I debated writing up a short story about exploring those right then and there. |
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Post by WJChesek ((Evern)) on May 8, 2009 19:28:52 GMT -5
Like the ruins of a lost civilization. I always did like the idea of a half buried ruin, with the inside still intact. Yeah, I mentioned "mysterious black-stone ruins" on Civilization 1. I debated writing up a short story about exploring those right then and there. My adventuring/safety seeking group will have to pass through one or two. There is a bridge connecting the two continents made by this mysterious civilization too. Though it's more like white stone but dirty over time. Parts may be crumbling too. |
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Post by Matteo ((Taed)) on May 9, 2009 16:50:00 GMT -5
*shakes head in disapointment* LOOK HOW FUCKING BIG IT WAS! THAT WAS JUST ONE TINY ZONE! So you keep drawing them all at your leisure and when you're done you lay them out in a field somewhere, take a picture and set a world record for biggest ..... map. |
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Post by The Timeless One on May 9, 2009 17:00:36 GMT -5
LOOK HOW FUCKING BIG IT WAS! THAT WAS JUST ONE TINY ZONE! So you keep drawing them all at your leisure and when you're done you lay them out in a field somewhere, take a picture and set a world record for biggest ..... map. This. Do eet. |
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Post by Kaez on May 9, 2009 17:22:20 GMT -5
LOOK HOW FUCKING BIG IT WAS! THAT WAS JUST ONE TINY ZONE! So you keep drawing them all at your leisure and when you're done you lay them out in a field somewhere, take a picture and set a world record for biggest ..... map. Oh, I'm going to do it eventually. But if I intend to get this world created and start writing anytime soon, I need to just use smaller maps now, and do those ones later while I write. |
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Post by Felandria on May 14, 2009 21:42:52 GMT -5
Awesome thing you're doing here.
The backbone of a fantasy world in my opinion is the literal world itself. When you've got something that's almost entirely in your imagination giving it a concrete face not only allows you to visualize it easier and in more detail but everyone taking part in it as well.
I think waiting to do the really detailed versions until you're writing will work out better.If you go into more detail while writing it you'll ideas for one will lend themselves to the other.
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Post by Kaez on May 14, 2009 21:45:00 GMT -5
Awesome thing you're doing here. The backbone of a fantasy world in my opinion is the literal world itself. When you've got something that's almost entirely in your imagination giving it a concrete face not only allows you to visualize it easier and in more detail but everyone taking part in it as well. I think waiting to do the really detailed versions until you're writing will work out better.If you go into more detail while writing it you'll ideas for one will lend themselves to the other. ^^ My thoughts exactly ^^ |
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Post by WJChesek ((Evern)) on May 14, 2009 21:57:38 GMT -5
Awesome thing you're doing here. The backbone of a fantasy world in my opinion is the literal world itself. When you've got something that's almost entirely in your imagination giving it a concrete face not only allows you to visualize it easier and in more detail but everyone taking part in it as well. I think waiting to do the really detailed versions until you're writing will work out better.If you go into more detail while writing it you'll ideas for one will lend themselves to the other. ^^ My thoughts exactly ^^ |
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