Collection Post for maps of June (First map: Lastours Castle [50x65] A ruined castle in the middle of a lake)
🕑 Added 2023-06-05 13:51:20 +0000 UTCMap Realeases:
1: Lastours Castle [50x65] A ruined castle in the middle of a lake
2: Castle of two brothers [35x55]
3: Pentagramm Dungeon [70x70]
4: Caerlaverock Castle [80x80]
I wanted to test this month not to upload the respective map packages individually but to collect them here in this master post.
Then I don't always have to annoy you via email when I spontaneously want to upload a new map.
I just hope that you don't miss anything because of this or think that I suddenly upload less when the new posts are absent.
Will test it and I would also appreciate your feedback :)
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About this first map
Here you have a cool little map on which I could try out a few things. The castle is based on Lastours Castle.
I wanted to try out what it looks like when you let a castle sink in the water. I'm quite happy with the result :)
As always, thanks for all your great support and I hope some of you will have fun with the map! :)
-AtaraxianBear
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Here is the folder with most of my high res maps collected: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gPyFM57NqxVI-8le8E-S2updsvFcTlrv?usp=sharing
The assets used here are from Crosshead. Here you can get his assets: https://www.patreon.com/Crosshead
Comments
AtaraxianBear
Thanks for the feedback! I will test it this month and then look at how I release after that but your arguments are good. I'll think of them, when I make a decision, thanks :)
Alex
Hey! Just wanted to say I personally prefer having individual posts as well as the collection posts. That helps me keep track of the the things I've already downloaded of your chronologically. I believe your patrons can go into their settings and disable emails if people have complained about email updates. With these type of monthly collection posts I enjoy how Tom Cartos and Venatus Maps do a collection at the end of the month of all the work they published. Just my thoughts. Keep up the great work either way!