[MAP] Suburban town
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I see a lot of great maps here. For example, Criminal Russia. It's countryside roads really are nice to look at and drive through.
I tried making a map for ArthurLopes once, much similar to what I'm requesting. I tried to get him to export it, he said that the model had too many vertexes and triangles, so suburbia gone down the drain.
But after several requests, I'm still asking for it.
So can anybody do a suburban map ranging from big suburbs with small roads to slightly larger roads, to suburbs with great big hills that you can do great big jumps from?
I can post examples if you'd like...
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Makes thread, gets ignored. Watches another person make a thread, mention cliche trend, instant attention
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Like this is right on the front fucking page, I'm shocked that this isn't seen.
Seems everybody prefers the BORING ASS Los Santos map. How sad... always the good ideas get ignored.
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Maybe people don't want to make things for someone who calls everyone else a boring ass and complains about their request not being immediately fulfilled.
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@PNWParksFan Uh...
@krashadam said in [MAP] Suburban town:
Seems everybody prefers the boring ass Los Santos map.
When did I call everybody a boring ass? I just said LS is fucking boring. Liberty City had way more to explore. Everytime I'd play GTA IV I'd always find a new part of the map, or a new glitch. I'd download the map, but not EVERYTHING is there.
Oh, and FYI, my "complaining" is only because all I see is supercar mods and luxury car mods of the modern day. Hardly any classic American cars of the 1930s-1990s.
Even when it comes to creating real life people too. Wanna be a movie star from the 1980s? Nope, nowheres to be found, only John Cena shows up in the search.
You haven't been the one who can't afford a modelling program (which I've seen people seem to have major glitches with it and dislike the program because of it), and can't find your desired mods, which is the reason you even bought (so and so game) in the first place.
Hell, GTA IV had car mods for old rusty 50's cars, it suited the ghetto environment that is supposed to resemble the real New York City.
I wasn't trying to come off as any kind of asshole, but you haven't requested this a dozen times in the past with a positive comment history. If you're basing me on my reputation, which, from what I can understand is what's happening here, since the weird play on words here:
@PNWParksFan said in [MAP] Suburban town:
Maybe people don't want to make things for someone who calls everyone else a boring ass and complains about their request not being immediately fulfilled.
When I actually said:
@krashadam said in [MAP] Suburban town:
Seems everybody prefers the BORING ASS Los Santos map.
I put emphasis on things. I thought Los Santos was a boring map, so to make sure I was clear about it, I bolded it. It's called, creative writing.
It's a thing. If you don't believe me, look here, at this old site: http://patorjk.com/text-color-fader/If a site uses HTML code (although I think it works with every site), you can have text set to your desired color, or rainbows, which is sometimes fun. That's (kinda, KINDA) part of creative writing. I mean, I do agree, it's not a good example, but the idea is what people want to have when they write text. It's idea building.
