I had to just grab a random box size because I have NO idea where one tile ends and another begins. A side note for you.The thing I was talking about before, eliminating the grid. Let's take a small chunk from that shot and blow it up. This is our forest." On that first pic there are maybe 4 different types of flowers, plus different "lengths" of grass, patches of dirt, and clumps of grass! Yes, it's all drawn exceptionally well of course, but it doesn't mean no one else can do it. If you look at the ground closely, you'll notice they didn't just take a grass tile and throw it all over the ground, surround it in trees, and say "Okay, we're done. Now what makes that ground different from the ground in the examples I've done above (say the log house one in the gradient section)? The difference is interest. Ignore the trees and mounds of dirt and everything, and just focus on the ground. Impressive, isn't it, heh.But let's break it down and see just WHY it's so impressive. Now let's talk Secret of Mana 3, which is quite possibly the most beautiful game I've ever seen:
What I'm going to do in this chapter is take them apart piece by piece and we'll find out just WHY they're so great. If you're into RPGs, then you've probably played some of the greats. My name is Tsugumo, and this is what I know.
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