Small Scene - Eerie Fields

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Sakar
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Small Scene - Eerie Fields

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So I was bored today and decided to make a small, eerie scene in Unity.

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The terrain and grass textures are from the Terrain Assets in the Resources section, the sound is from here, and the rest was made by me.


All comments and crits are welcome :)



P.S. I'll probably turn this into a game, if I can think of gameplay that would fit this.
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can you make that into multi player? You could use it as a base framework for games that are only open to I-R members, a good multi player chat could be fun :P or a hunting bog beast game
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I wish I knew how to do networking in Unity, because then I could work on a few of my other projects.

Also my friend has come up with some pretty good ideas for turning this into a game (can't release any details though ;))
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either way i like it, really shows what one can achieve through boredom :P
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Haha, thanks
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Looks neat! I would just suggest turning down the wind a bit, made it feel like the character was moving, almost gave me motion sickness! :P
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Thanks for the suggestion LKH, I will tone down the wind a bit.
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very awesome.Something was causing me lag though, was it the grass? I mean it was very small no biggie. Could have just ben me, I was torrenting at the time also. Might have been that.

This has the makings of a scary game. Nice work.
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I kept expecting a Shambling Mound to pop up and attack me :)

Well done!
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