(Like everyone else) I love this Application, both because of the amount of preparation that went into it and the quality of the tests. Great work you two! As feedback I can mostly echo what the mods, Tham and Elduwin said above.
As it is known I like maps, I decided to do a small addition to your original map by adding in these two (dark blue) streams leading into the ocean:
I mostly connected them to streams you already planned because it bothered me that they would simply end in ponds. I know the terrain does sometimes not support a connection to the ocean too well, probably why you did this in the first place. But with the reterraforming of the rainwood ahead, I'm sure we can alter the terrain a bit and make this more realistic than it is now. And with more creeks and streams it fits the canon even better!
Concerning Thamus' reply: While you should add two thick walls in the family's living area to make it beautiful, you should not do that in the smaller buildings, walls, less important buildings. With two thick walls they sometimes get bigger than planned and most importantly this does not fit the style in my opinion: Log-Baracks or gates should not have panelling or plaster on the inside, even if this looks less aesthetic in the end.
That's my two cents.
As it is known I like maps, I decided to do a small addition to your original map by adding in these two (dark blue) streams leading into the ocean:
I mostly connected them to streams you already planned because it bothered me that they would simply end in ponds. I know the terrain does sometimes not support a connection to the ocean too well, probably why you did this in the first place. But with the reterraforming of the rainwood ahead, I'm sure we can alter the terrain a bit and make this more realistic than it is now. And with more creeks and streams it fits the canon even better!
Concerning Thamus' reply: While you should add two thick walls in the family's living area to make it beautiful, you should not do that in the smaller buildings, walls, less important buildings. With two thick walls they sometimes get bigger than planned and most importantly this does not fit the style in my opinion: Log-Baracks or gates should not have panelling or plaster on the inside, even if this looks less aesthetic in the end.
That's my two cents.