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Winddancer · 09-05-2002, 04:27 AM

And after having finished an area, there always is the question, at least for me, do I really call this area finished now? I more than once got back to one of my "old" areas just to add a couple of new mob progs, throw in the one or other new twist for the explorer or added yet another quest. So for me, an area is never really finished. And be it only in a redefining of random encounters that will be a bit better defined for certain levels, it can give the area a whole new twist.
As for the orginal setup of an area, for me it mainly depends on the mood and of the ideas that I currently have on mind. When being in the mood and creative, I can hammer out a 50+ room area in less than a day. On other days, I rarely make more than a handful of items.

09-05-2002, 04:27 AM	#12
Winddancer New Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 9	And after having finished an area, there always is the question, at least for me, do I really call this area finished now? I more than once got back to one of my "old" areas just to add a couple of new mob progs, throw in the one or other new twist for the explorer or added yet another quest. So for me, an area is never really finished. And be it only in a redefining of random encounters that will be a bit better defined for certain levels, it can give the area a whole new twist. As for the orginal setup of an area, for me it mainly depends on the mood and of the ideas that I currently have on mind. When being in the mood and creative, I can hammer out a 50+ room area in less than a day. On other days, I rarely make more than a handful of items.