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I'm an M2 T2 man myself. (but I really like M1 as well)
I'll vote for M3 and T2.
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I'm an M2 T2 man myself. (but I really like M1 as well)
M2 & T2 for me as well. Both seem more in keeping with the era of the map: light & refined. I would also make sure to spread them out; Age of Exploration maps, I think, usually kept things airy & loose.
Wow--this map is really coming along!
Don
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i'll say m1 and t2. i like that older looking style of mountain, and the trees, loose and sparse so you can name the forest and have the text readable.
great job so far. keep it up!
lol...oh great! poor Skycast - no unanimity (apart from not T1). Which means...choose the one you like the best!
M2 & T2 for me.
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I like T2, but am having a hard time deciding on which M to pick. I think that I might like M1 slightly more, but any would be good!
M2 & M3 look asian-styled, M1 looks generic. I think M1 will suit it better.
T2, if you can make them slightly more dense.
Been awhile since I revisted this map, but here's a closer final version with a name change...Novus Terrarum. Let me know what you think.
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I like it! Can you do something to blur the sharp (even pixelated) edges, though? They detract from the richness of the rest of the map.
Good work!
Don
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