Cave

A cave I made :)

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Just write your opinion about it :)

My first one btw

Edited by Blade.dk. Reason: Double post.

please dont bump your own thread

Its decent, but anyone with WE can do that

Well, Thats your opinion

No, that is a fact, not an opinion.

Decent for a first, but I would suggest reading this tutorial.

Why putting the fire against the wall?

I think that the fire is supposed to contribute towards the dungeon environment, although it does not make sense to have it burning on ice or cold rock. Blue fire, or none at all would look better.

Yes I can see it looks stupid :(

It looks horrible, read the tutorials PLEASE, thats what they are there for.

I love the people on wc3campaigns. They are always so kind!

well you have something there operator, the cave is cool but you need to do some details on it. The fire as the others noticed and some small doodads here and there :)

It is a fact that negative critism is what you learn from, if you just are recieving tons of positive critism all the time, you will never improve, and it is like that in real life as well.

Anyways, I am no terrainer, but I think it looks quite good. Some variations in the terrain height there might make it look better, I think.

look! that was much better.. What you said was about what could be better.. The stuff the other people said is just like.. I don't think that that kind of stuff belongs in a place where people are supposed to respect eachother..

You obviously missed my user title. Truth hurts man, get over it or cry me a river. Oh and I'm not gonna point out all the stuff that is wrong because it is covered in the tutorials and I dislike repeating myself.

It's ok, but change the height on the arches, you can tell all to well that it's just made of the same copy-pasted arch. Time saver, I know, but just change the height of some of them.

I mean the tutorial for terraining? Everybody has his terraining style, it's creativity that people need, not tutorials,...

oh yes they need tutorials to develop their technique. it's up to them how they use the technique.