A theory about player flow in map design

[Midgardsormr]

It's an interesting way to visualize an environment's concept. I think I'd have to see how you translate the information to an actual map in order to really understand and comment on the approach. I do like that it's abstract so that it could refer not only to a physical space but also a circular decision-making space, and possibly even the interface between the two kinds of spaces.

[Altrunchen]

It's an interesting way to visualize an environment's concept. I think I'd have to see how you translate the information to an actual map in order to really understand and comment on the approach. I do like that it's abstract so that it could refer not only to a physical space but also a circular decision-making space, and possibly even the interface between the two kinds of spaces.

Well I got the idea after seeing a professional architect's creative process being displayed in a building. In the display, the architect started by drawing some large bubbles and labeling what they were supposed to be. Then they worked from roughly sketched areas into a basic shape given the landscape and from there they started developing room size and shape. So I just used a similar idea here with a representation of relative size and location without presenting the specifics. But thanks for the compliments :3.