DromEd Beauty Contest!

Bronze Griffin on 20/4/2005 at 18:48

Quote Posted by ZylonBane

...but anachronistic-looking.

Tee hee hee, not Steampunk then? :cheeky:

Renault on 20/4/2005 at 18:55

Nice, almost 100 votes now. I think this contest is a success. :thumb:

ZylonBane on 20/4/2005 at 19:19

Quote Posted by Bronze Griffin

Tee hee hee, not Steampunk then? :cheeky:

Nope. If you "tee hee", then you still don't get it.

Bronze Griffin on 20/4/2005 at 19:20

Quote Posted by Nielsen74

barkelit (darkbrown early form of plastic)

It used to fascinate me in Science lessons. The first plastic. Isn't crude I used to think, but wonderfull at the same time.

Bronze Griffin on 20/4/2005 at 20:05

St. Lazarius was just so amazing!!! My vote went the that entry. Just amazing!!! It made me aspire to greater heights, it really did! Most inspiring!

Verna on 20/4/2005 at 20:37

Hi guys, er.....euh...I've just saw the missions now....shame on me :o , when were they posted???? :confused: It must been one of my "Blackout" days....anyway see ya guys....I'm gonna start from the smallest :idea:

MrMunkeepants on 20/4/2005 at 21:25

Nielsen74, I think you mean bakelite?
(http://www.deco-echoes.com/bakelite.html) The Bakelite Museum (kind of a boring page, but Google's first result)

Verna on 20/4/2005 at 21:28

I've seen all of them......guys you did so much work :thumb: ,
1-I've loved surrounded by the metal age
2-I am amazed by ST Lazarius, the graphics are amazing so beautiful, so artistic
3-IF I want to play a mission it will be the Clocktower
4-The Cemetary was very well made....the ambient ...perfect not disgusting like the usual Graveyards
If a mission is to be made, I would surely suggest a combination of the 4 of them
but sinse it is a beauty contest......
well I am between the Clocktower & Lazarius :confused:

jay pettitt on 21/4/2005 at 01:38

A toss up between Clocktower and Hazelshade for me too. Superb work secret FM authors. Gorgeous textures, great effects, lush environments.

In fact, good work all round.

Shadows (binary shadows especially) were obvious in their absence. What gives?

Ottoj55 on 21/4/2005 at 02:15

little tricks of the trade, but the binary lighting is easy to get rid of in some situations, impossible in others, lack of torchs/water arrows makes it seem absent.