Reply With QuoteBut maps like home repairs/renovations are never truly done, it's all a matter of whether you want to keep 'tinkering'Originally Posted by Gandwarf
I am almost sad I can't work on this map anymore
Thanks everyone!
I am almost sad I can't work on this map anymore
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But maps like home repairs/renovations are never truly done, it's all a matter of whether you want to keep 'tinkering'I am almost sad I can't work on this map anymore
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Wow! This is an amazing map! I assume you put in a lot of thought in creating this map. It reminds me a lot of Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion, except yours is much bigger. Looking at your map triggers lots of tabletop gaming potential. Repping this definitely!
Can't believe I didn't comment on this map before - wow nice!
I just spent almost a full 30 minutes just scrolling through and looking at things even though i know I need to run errands and work on time sensitive projects
(edit - at least I did rep you for it at the time you posted, jsut can't understand why I didn't leave a comment)
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It's got SHEEP - it ROCKS!!
Seriously, the sheep made me smile but this looks like a huge labor of love. I could totally use this for a game world.
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Wow! Like others who've already commented on your map Gandwarf, I myself never much cared for CC. I was aware of the software long before I discovered the guild, but it never captivated my interest until now. Your map is the first I've seen that has given me cause to think twice about my earlier evaluation of the software (though in all fairness to other CC users of the guild I haven't spent allot of time really delving into other work done here using CC). The amount of detail is also impressive, and the overall "compositional" layout is fantastic. Great job, and here's some Rep.
Cheers,
-Arsheesh
Thanks for all the comments guys. I am still rather proud of this map and I can't wait to hang it on the wall in my new house
And the sheep were just something that seemed to fit in. I know it's a bit silly
Devinknight didn't post his symbols yet when I made this map, otherwise I might have used a lot of those.
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A good use of the Default style. From one Master to Another...Kudos!
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Being a newbie here, I'm surprised to learn that CC is so hated!
Love the map, Gandwarf! Also, it's very imaginative, an "oasis" in an endless arctic. Awesome!
I don't think that CC is hated - it's just not as preferred as other software.
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