4th Alpha test preview - Map improvement
Hello, this is GM John_Doe.
Did you check the announcement about the 4th Alpha test that was posted last week?
You can check it here if you didn't yet.
Making a game map is always a long journey.
We call the team that makes the map the "world" team for a reason: it's a bit like creating another world of its own.
The dev team of Black Survival: Eternal Return planned to finish the entire island of Lumia within 2 years, which means half of it has still not been completed.
The developer team is improving the buildings, roads, ponds, trees, cars, etc. at each Alpha test.
There is one thing we wanted to highlight among the map changes for this 4th Alpha test. It's none other than the "telephone poles". To be honest, all the telephone poles disappeared in the streets around our office.
And this is the case also for a lot of cities, you can see fewer and fewer telephone poles.
But this seemed like a normal thing to have in Lumia Island as it is a survival game, to show that people used to live there. Implementing telephone poles was one of the elements that we felt would give a special feel to Lumia Island.
We hope that the map improvements will make you enjoy even more the battlefields of Lumia Island.
I will see you at the next announcement!
Please, survive until then.
Did you check the announcement about the 4th Alpha test that was posted last week?
You can check it here if you didn't yet.
Today we will talk a bit about how the map changes for this 4th Alpha test.
Making a game map is always a long journey.
We call the team that makes the map the "world" team for a reason: it's a bit like creating another world of its own.
The dev team of Black Survival: Eternal Return planned to finish the entire island of Lumia within 2 years, which means half of it has still not been completed.
The developer team is improving the buildings, roads, ponds, trees, cars, etc. at each Alpha test.
There is one thing we wanted to highlight among the map changes for this 4th Alpha test. It's none other than the "telephone poles". To be honest, all the telephone poles disappeared in the streets around our office.
And this is the case also for a lot of cities, you can see fewer and fewer telephone poles.
But this seemed like a normal thing to have in Lumia Island as it is a survival game, to show that people used to live there. Implementing telephone poles was one of the elements that we felt would give a special feel to Lumia Island.
We hope that the map improvements will make you enjoy even more the battlefields of Lumia Island.
I will see you at the next announcement!
Please, survive until then.
Let there be glory to the pawns who reach the end of despair!