Ok, like RobA, I voted for myself, but, I have to say, despite the "simplified" graphics in RobA's - I really do like the style. It really looks "Old West" in style and authenticity. I really do like it!
Superstition Valley - Gamerprinter
Simply Western - RobA
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Ok, like RobA, I voted for myself, but, I have to say, despite the "simplified" graphics in RobA's - I really do like the style. It really looks "Old West" in style and authenticity. I really do like it!
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Excellent work, guys! Both styles really capture the feel of the genre and the period.
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Both maps are really good. They were designed with different philosophies, so it's a little like trying to compare apples and oranges.
Both had strengths:
The simplicity of Simply Western--exactly how I imagined a map from that period looking.
The fact that the mountains in Superstition Valley were all modular blows me away.
In the end, it was almost a coin toss.
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