Quote from Lizard1 minute ago, Lizard said: Took you a while. And why you think it didnt work?
Ah so mf anything works. Nice. Also I'm in art class lol
Posts by Interfearance
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Quote from Lizard
50 minutes ago, Lizard said: Take a guess. Give me a map name that was included in csgo and didn't work for the game.
Library, insertion, seige, mist, and shipped because of horrendous fps and layout
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Just now, Lizard said: Pro tip. Only map that WORKS for the game are accepted.
Ur joking right
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24 minutes ago, Lizard said: Because making the "next big thing" isn't a portfolio addition? LOL
Nah bro it's about wanting a really good map that can work for the game. It's not about how prolific the company that accepts ur map is.
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Quote from Lizard
1 minute ago, Lizard said: You get your map in game and players will get excited about it.
Excited as in this map can be the next big thing.
Not everything is a cash grab/portfolio addition
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Imma keep it hunnid with you chief you got way too many paths
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Quote from Wintrius
4 hours ago, Wintrius said: 1st. Anubis
I think you are right. I just has that beautiful simplicity that you don't see in the rest. There is a lot to say but that single point could not be overstated enough.
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Why do people care if their map gets accepted temporarily? The dream should be to have something that gets players excited and is different in a big way.
In active duty there are only 2 layouts that resemble every map we see now. An interesting statistic I found was that pros choose inferno, train, and ovp before Dust 2 on average.
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Quote from spa
7 hours ago, spa said: The concept is that they were experimenting with creating super soldiers.
Reminds me of the cod ww2 zombies map... really cool
edit: its called darkest shore
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Kaboom with me ... pls
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Quote from Radix
On 2/1/2020 at 8:14 PM, Radix said: I think it's a good idea to build something new (slow movement in water) on something proven ("3 lane"/"4 square" whatever layout).
So players feel immediately "at home" in the map and are willing to learn the new things. If you add do too many new things at once players might be frustrated.
I think you did a good job here.
You bring up a valid point, and while I am not criticizing this map's design, it is too often the case that maps choose to change things up within the 4 leaf clover. I know that there are alternate ways of pathing that work, I have spent a long time playing around with configurations on paper and in grayboxes. An example is inner bombsites with less space apart and with outer rotations.
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Yeah guys I think this is it. Since Yanzl made a map with a remotely similar theme, players will be confused and hate the map.
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If people spent less time on this forum and more time on trial and error there would be no crunch lol
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Aside from looking great this map has an entirely new vibe that I haven't seen yet. (like industrial, jungle, etc.)
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Reminds me of Dr strange scenes
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Okay I'm going to end the retarded opinion chain on this line.
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Ngl those doors do be colliding with the floor
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Imagine playing
Quote from RaduOn 12/18/2019 at 4:43 AM, Radu said: That's a pretty good looking dust2 version. Won't comment on the layout changes, but I was hoping the csgo team would make a return to this particular look with the revamped dust 2
I was hoping for something like District. God damn that map had a vibe.
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I'd recognize that carpet anywhere...
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Quote from FMPONE
On 12/21/2019 at 5:44 PM, FMPONE said: Yes, I used WallWorm for every model in the new Cache. It’s an excellent tool that I highly recommend, I don’t even want to know how people managed without it because I’m sure it was painful
Just make the map and its details as a single model in sketchup and then manually copy and paste each vertex coordinate into a vmf.
