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Thanks for the feedback everyone! Lychester keep and lands condensed and moved to a 2. House Holt moved to WIP and Waterman to Complete. Sarsfield shifted up to a 2 with recent additions. Deleted an Algood Doggette moved to IP. Knott moved to Completed. Woodfoot is an extinct clan of Bear...

So, the list of available projects has been completed (with a few minor updates for recently began and completed.) We're about 54% complete (Check out the different regions to see their individual complete-ness) if my system is close to accurate. This, however, is difficult to judge as most...

Okay Lord Unicorn! Sorry its been a minute. Here a critique of Build #1. Your use of upside downstairs to create shelving is dated as it looks very clunky. As well you can't put anything on it! I left a example of a better option for you to use above the building. The pulley is a bit of a...

Hi Lorduni! I've just gotten swamped with a ton first day homework (5 due in one class by next week already) So I'll be on at the minimum these upcoming weeks. That being said I have requirement from you For every home I critique. I expect you to go back and correct similar mistakes on the...

Hi! This is a brief post requesting I be contacted through the forums if I'm needed for anything! Uni is starting back up and I just got the officer AIGA position as a Historian which will potentially take much of my time alongside fencing club and friends. My availability will likely become...

Oh, I generally never use hover-over block ID identification command. Lags my game out for some reason, so I didn't know that, that was even an option.

Oh, sorry I was told that utilizing wood slabs to create smoother gradients between woods would cause lag so I assumed this would carry over. However, I still would like the full block version so I can use it with voxel/WE and not have to go back in and fill the gaps or raise the block height. :)

Can I get full blocks of the muddy snow slab? I don't want to cause lag by using them as full blocks. or having air/space beneath them.

Terribly sorry for pushing this to the last day. Work got ahead of me and essentially stole all of my free time recently. However here is my final critique A few notes between the 3 Dunskendale homes (the homeowner of 6, the tavern and hatmaker) I've noticed a couple of melons on a home...

Dreadfort lands (/warp ramsaysmill): +Potter: XYZ: 4636.403/ 55.36372/ -8843.478 Very good job! However, is it an open fire kiln to cook the clay or are you missing a kiln? Enclosed kilns were more common and practical as they often allowed all sides of the pottery to be cooked evenly. Other...

Hey Alexis can you please continue to post the warps to your builds and there coordinates so I can critique them please?

I'd love to help with any graphics needed! As well, I believe we need to start pushing for videos outside of WC Walks, which is a type of video for a special few. While I respect them, I personally don't care much for the format. Since the beginning I have been interested in creating videos...

Okay Kuzlov. I've gone through those final two homes you're good to move onto tfull builder. I'm sorry for the delays. There are few minor nuances I personally don't like but they're so minor and petty I won't list any but one. The snow around the edges of the home (where it is supposed to be...

Just south of the stables is the Kitchen Keep. And you're missing the Martell corner for. Cool to finally have a map!

Since I've already worked with you. I will be your probation leader.

May the seven bless you and family a happy life and a successful career. Thanks Enah <3 The approval has jumpstarted my excitment again

Exterior That 2x3 window is uncommon. I suggest breaking it into two 2x1's :) You have two windows that are on the ground. This is, in general, a "no-no" to avoid. Its no evil and I've definitely have made the mistake myself but again. FIND THOSE SOLUTIONS <3 Interior This is a...

Okay there are few issues here. Exterior -Wood. Your wood mix should almost always go dark to light. Dark on the bottom due the wet ground causing the wood to rot. Aswell it follows the standard gradient of dark to light. So please use oak and work its way up to birch. -Your roof is 'messy'...

Good job! However few simple notes 1. Ropes instead of fence posts, please 2. You use all gravel, please mix dirt and gravel in the interior of the house. 3. Don't need to change it/remove it but the ladder to the window is a bit unusual despite the logic. 4. Your stone wall nexts a mix of...