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Everything posted by dhoppeii
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Just Brilliant....I can think of no other adjective to accurately express how much I like this story. I can't wait for more.....come man....get it in gear.... Later, D
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Absolutely Incredible Work KOSC. I think that if there was an In-Game Terraforming Guild, you would have just received your membership card. I really like that park as well. I like how you put the diagonal pieces inside the corner pieces from the wall set. Brilliant.... Fantastic Work My Friend. Take Care, D
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Wonderful update RHF. I am enjoying the story and this update on Moon River and the Grandparents. I really like how you used Jeroni's tarmac set in the medium density res. area. Looks great and that Library. What a fantastic looking building. Fits like a glove in Moon River. The Industrial area is also very nicely done. Not too much and not too little from what I can tell. Just right. Enjoyed this on RHF..... Take Care, D
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Again, what a marvelous story. I am lovin this one man. Blood, little men with spears....It's awesome... BTW, I also love what you are doing with the pics. Are you building some of the story around the pics and the BATs you are using or vice-versa? Oh and um.....Keep 'em coming
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Wow, the trans map looks great and I really like how you looped the highway through the suburban area in these last couple of pics....Great Job.
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Beautiful update all together, but what I wanted to specifically mention was that airport portion. What a great looking and original looking airport. I really like how your transportation network tunnels into the center of the complex. There's even a hotel in there. Fantastic.
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I vote to keep it. BTW, good luck on that Algebra Final....
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Very interesting developments indeed. I will be interested to find out who if anyone at all covered the path. I look forward to the next update. Keep 'em Coming.... D BTW, the Oregon Files is written with Craig Dirgo.
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Well, what do we have here....A holiday update by the Man..... That night shot is beautiful....Love all the lights around the dock area. Well, you have done it again and used those sidewalk type trails inbetween the medium density housing. Very nice touch. Yeah it was looking like you were going to need to help out the traffic flow there. This whole new residential sector looks fantastic. I really like the stream running next to the avenue.....Very nice touch....An No, I don't like the barriers like that, but hey don't change for me. ****Starts to Sing......Don't go changin, to try and please me......Stops Singing****This is your city my man....but you really should fix it This global shot is great. It really shows off the different terrain levels you are working with. You are truly a master of working the terrain and not letting the terrain work you. BTW, Keep 'em Coming (Did RHF get his TM for that phrase yet?) Later my friend, D
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crispbread - That looks awe-inspiring....Just beautiful... jacqulina - What a wonderful surprise to see some of your pics. They look fantastic, I hope you will start a CJ with them. The farms look amazing and are you terraforming the region by hand? If so, then just WOW.... Goran91 - Great looking downtown. Love the night shot.
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Great Update TMS. I really like how you pointed out trouble areas and got them fixed....especially the Police Station and the converstion to one way streets.
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I knew I liked you for a reason. I have on my bookshelf every Cussler novel either written by him or co-written by him. Most of the Pitt series I have collected in Hardcover form. I spent about a year combing over Ebay to get it done. Black Wind, his most recent Pitt novel was really good and his son Dirk helped to write it. The Pitt series should continue for some time. Don't know if you've gotten a chance to read any of the Oregon File books, but they are my favorite off shoot series from Clive. Just grand stuff...Anyway, Enjoy your holiday.. D
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Great update - I really like your transportation network around the industrial sector. The statue and estate look fantastic. As far as your region view goes, hmmm, I've never seen anything like that. It only appears to be one type of field though. What type of field are those that are blanking out on you?
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aldara - Good Morning my friend. I would have commented yesterday, but the day was completely filled with those things that make RL a challenge. Loved the story continuation. I am actually reading a book right now called Inca Gold by Clive Cussler. It's cool that there are some comparisons in the story. The monuments, trekking through the jungle.....all that great stuff. I said before that I really enjoyed your writing style and this past update is no different. I really liked how you built up the suspense as Allison was looking for Leo only to find out he was out getting fire wood. Incredible job my friend. BTW, the pics you have been using so far a fantastic. I love how you have done the borders on them and the in game part, well, I can't wait to see how it all unfolds. Take Care, D
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YAH, great updates. I really liked your use of the pipeline set and the way that you enclosed the compound where the tanks are at. It appears that something is a foot.
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Yeah, great job mixing the Sims shot in with the SC4 story line. Great Job...
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As you request: No Palms Mod by Swamper77 Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
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Well now, flying at night can be a bit dangerous...We can't let our star get killed now can we? Wonderful pics RHF. I really liked the new office, hopefully it's the big one in the middle and not the little red and orange building on the bottome right I really like how you are building your little towns. Much the same way I see them in my part of the world. A single road running through with smaller streets branching off the main artery. If I could make one suggestion, and please remember this is only one man's opinion, but, the palm trees look out of place in the small neighborhoods. There is a mod to get rid of them. I actually didn't realize I still had them popping up in my rural areas until about page 10. Anyway, just a thought. Fantastic update, as always. Will we be getting a full story update soon.... Hope So. Take Care my friend, D
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What wonderful pics...I really love that downtown area....It is incredible and I really like your use of the GLR.
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Hey D...Great to get up this morning and find an update. But first, please express my sympathies to your wife and her son. What a great update......If I'm being honest though about the first pic. The sound barriers on the diagonal part of the rail line don't seem to work for me. Just my opinion though.... 3_02 - Nice little commercial area there....It is amazing the way that Jeroni's trail sets have made an impact on the game eh? 3_05 - Love the little picnic area and right next to the rail underpass. That looks like something straight out of my city. No kidding either, it was just constructed that way about 3 years ago. In the next couple of pics, I really like what you did with the indeustrial sector especially the placement of the sawmill. There is something there that is catching my eye and I must now what it is. It can be seen in 3_06 and 3_07. In 3_07 it is at the top right hand side of the picture. Small square base with some type of cylindrical piece on top of that. 3_10 - Love the shops and the resteraunt (is that a Ruby Tuesday's?) along the avenue along with the sound barrier behind them, looks very credible. Also like oil tanks and the use of pipes here. The new residential area in 3_17 looks fantastic. Love the way you used the tarmac set to finish it off. And the global shot of the city is fantastic. You have done some aweseom work here in Anfalas so far my friend...Enjoy the rest of your weekend. Later, D
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Nardo69, I personally prefer the rural setting and I build almost exclusively like this. I must say that yes, this is definately CJ material. If you are using the BSC Farming EP, and it looks like I see perhaps 1 or 2 of their farms, you might want to download the mod that keeps the Maxis farms from growing. I also like the look of your dirt trails there, nice touch. Another tip you might want to try is a mod for doing away with the palm trees. I didn't catch on to that one until I was about 10 pages into my CJ. Anyway, it looks great, and I would definately follow a CJ based on these pics.
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KOSC - What a great collection of pics. You continue to amaze me with those terraforming skills. Weren't you the guy about a month ago that didn't think his terraforming skills were all that good......Naw.....couldn't be. 33.01 is interesting, Hope you plan to continue the waterfront down around the walkway... 33.03 Love all the waterfalls....They look great. 33.05 - The meadow is a nice touch. Just a very nice, green open space. 33.09 - 33.10 - The finished pond is fantastic. Aldara manor is a wonderful piece of work. From the trails around the grounds to the sloped roadway leading to the front door. You can almost see Aldara swimming laps in that pool..... The global shot....Man this area is really turning out to be what I think will be your crowning achievment so far. This is really incredible work King.... Take Care, D
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Dude, the story accomanied by the pic is brilliance......Let me just say that I am an avid reader. I read anywhere from 25 - 30 novels a year. Alot of times I will even re-read the book....I'm weird that way.......I tell you this because I believe it qualifies me to identify wonderful storytelling and this my friend is it. Anyway, the story that you have just started here is awesome. I can't wait to see how it continues.
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The pics look amazing RHF. Glad to see you are taking advantage of those BSC Farming Rewards...
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Hey aldara - The story sounds intriguing (sp?), Is this the idea you mentioned that you had come up with a few days ago? Well, I can't wait to see where you go with this. Later, D
