Topic: Paul´s Art Corner
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Does that mean you’ve scrapped the ingame banner generator idea, so we could customise our banner ourselves?
Not finally, but we shelfed it until we are done with the majority of the worldmap rework. When that is finished we will get to the “candy”
sorry to hear that – that would be a “candy” that could not be spoil your appetite – rather the opposite.
In the screenshots Psen has posted, we can clearly see the differences between the towns / forts / etc. But can we notice that on the worldmap at a glance? That’s what I’m asking.
Hey,
to clarify this: At the moment there are 6 Types of settlements subdivided in two basic categories.
Type 1: Military: Motte-> Small Castle -> Big Castle
Type 2 Civilian: Townhall -> Mayor Hall -> City Hall
You will see what exact type of Settlement it is on the worldmap.
What we wont have is different “looks” for each of the 6 Types. There will be overpainted versions for the snowy regions (snow on the roofs etc).
The settlements on thw rodlmap will look different depending on the amount of houses surrounding it and the attached locations.
When you enter the settlements the village screen may be very diverse, depending on the avalaible interactive buildings.I know sometimes its hard to understand why we are so strict regarding anything that is not “make or break” for the game. But if we dont leave everything out that is not 100% neccessary this project would totally fail with just the 3 of us working on it.
Does that mean you’ve scrapped the ingame banner generator idea, so we could customise our banner ourselves?
Not finally, but we shelfed it until we are done with the majority of the worldmap rework. When that is finished we will get to the “candy”
I like candy :D
Like so:
(remember these banners are just roughs. I will overpaint them for the final versions)
Nice!
@OldGreybeard:
A skunk is a little too “north american” for my tastes but I can offer you a Badger Banner. Woulkd that suffice?
*Sigh* Yeah, I guess. A skunk just strikes me as a very good heraldic animal as far a colors go, but extremely unlikely as far as reputation goes. I don’t believe the European polecat comes close to the intense, diSTINKtive, hauntingly unforgettable “nose” of a direct spray of the black striped skunk! Yet the skunk fits with the “Brave, brave Sir Robin” style I sometimes play. ;-)
Still, badgers make an excellent heraldic animal. And there’s a definite connection to a mercenary company’s possible character. Badgers are known on both continents for being fierce fighters and very stubbornly doing what they want. So, yes, that works!! Thanks! :-)P.S. The noble house art examples in the blog post are superb! Keep banging away at what is needed to get the game to match the vision!
In a single player game, there's no such thing as cheating. It's merely "creative manipulation of the default settings"!
So, I wanted to know: when we enter a noble’s castle in-game, will their banners be floating on the town screen as well as the world map?
The Banner will definitely fly on the worldmap, so you can see what Faction controls the Settlement or if it is independent.
In the Village screen there will also be a clear indicator of the Settlements allegiance. In what form exactly remains to be seen.The current state fo the Settlement will be represented for the most part by the attached locations. If all of them are lying in ruins, the settlement is doing poorly.
If this isnt obvious enough we will think about more visual clues for the settlements current condition.I cant give you more village art right now, but heres a little teaser for the human factions:
(HOLY MOLY that IS a horned helmet!)
Nice. Very nice.
So, I wanted to know: when we enter a noble’s castle in-game, will their banners be floating on the town screen as well as the world map?
The Banner will definitely fly on the worldmap, so you can see what Faction controls the Settlement or if it is independent.
In the Village screen there will also be a clear indicator of the Settlements allegiance. In what form exactly remains to be seen.The current state fo the Settlement will be represented for the most part by the attached locations. If all of them are lying in ruins, the settlement is doing poorly.
If this isnt obvious enough we will think about more visual clues for the settlements current condition.I cant give you more village art right now, but heres a little teaser for the human factions:
(HOLY MOLY that IS a horned helmet!)Hugo the raging bull and his horned helmet! Brilliant!
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