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forgottenl
This is interesting, but I'm still somewhat unclear on what Johannes does. Is he primarily an architect concerned with the physical layout of a level? Or more ofan artist making a level look appealing? Or is level design in this case more content related (i.e. what game content is located where)
jsebela
I always wanted to ask: why are there those blocked tiles? They look visually very appealing and one wants enter, but can´t. What I liked about MM6-8 is that you could enter (almost) every house, just to see if someone is home and chat a little. Here you can´t (yet?). And that is very disappointing. It´s also a bother to go around those blocked squares, when you are rushing to buy potions.
If you still could add more interactive objects, I´d be glad.
If you still could add more interactive objects, I´d be glad.
Ice-H1961
And another dev who has a face and name :-D
Ice-H1961
I' ve forgotten the most important question, what is your position on soccer pitch :-D
Slayer019850
He's a level designer.......must be a midfielder
Ice-H1961
Due to his creativity an offensive one (probably playmaker) I guess ;-)
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