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[poLemin 439]

Throwing my hat into the ring as well!

I'm doing a solo run again and will create a level loosely based on the city of Tbilisi, Georgia. First steps will be gathering reference pictures and drawing a layout idea on paper. More progress will follow

Cheers!

Edited August 20, 2019 by poLemin

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I wrote about this for my history paper but I never expected it to look this nice 

[poLemin 439]

Long time no see! I finally got around to slap somewhat of a layout together, after not having my PC equipment due to moving country.

I wanted to keep the layout easy to read and learn, while at the same time, adding a few unique twists to it. Mid control should offer both teams with valuable information and options to attack/defend. I am still fiddling around with some of the timings, but I hope to upload the map to the workshop and have a playtest soon. For now, I leave you with some screenshots from the current state.

[poLemin 439]

Finally got time to finish up a playable version, which is uploaded to the workshop now: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1984227885 - Feedback is highly appreciated! Let me know what you think. I hope to have time to schedule a playtest soon. Might make some few changes according to initial feedback first tho.

For now I'll leave you with some more recent screenshots:

 

Edited January 31 by poLemin
Replaced Workshop link

[poLemin 439]

After the MapCore playtest it was clear that a bunch of changes needed to happen. Mid seemed to be a big problem because of misjudged timing. In addition a lot of the one-way drops that can be overcome with skill jumps seemed to disruptive to the flow. Furthermore people complained about A-Site a lot, so I gave it a complete overhaul. Time is running low, and I am worried about finishing this project in time. However I will try my best and keep going. Workshop update is still pending on approval, but here is some progress:

Cheers

[poLemin 439]

More progress: This time I focused mainly on the bomb sites themselves since they felt a little boring and one-dimensional. I added a bunch of cover, especially more half-cover and added a bit of height variation to spice things up a little bit. I also started working on custom art assets, but those are still in heavy WIP. New version is available on the workshop if you'd like to check it out: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1984227885

Edited January 31 by poLemin
Replaced Workshop link

[poLemin 439]

Slowly starting to art this baby up - Still figuring out the style that I want to go with and am comfortable with in order to finish the map in time

[fewseb 307]

The screenshots youve shown have really nice lighting and it looks to be a very interesting theme, I hope this map gets done in time.

[NikiOo 282]

I love those arches at the balconies! v

Edited December 2, 2019 by NikiOo

[poLemin 439]

[Sick_TwinN 115]

looks super nice!

[Zanek184 108]

Wow, keep it up!

[poLemin 439]

Can you feel the crunch?!

[Tynnyri 69]

Seems great but if you look at the ceiling it looks weak. Good way to notice these things is by flipping images horizontally. Adding some wear and tear, props and height change will bring it long way towards being more detailed.


 

[Lizard 1,118]

4 hours ago, Tynnyri said:

Seems great but if you look at the ceiling it looks weak. Good way to notice these things is by flipping images horizontally. Adding some wear and tear, props and height change will bring it long way towards being more detailed.


 

You dont really need much details on the ceiling. In fast paced games that are competitive all of the attention span goes towards crosshair level and below. Even in singleplayer games players tend to look below the crosshair level rather than above it. 

Cool technique with flipping the screen but it wont help much with game like counter strike. You won't have anything that is strong on the ceiling like rugs or props are on the ground.

 

In my opinion this whole room lacks something dark at the bottom. A darker trim would help to bring the silhouette of the room, hence guiding the players.