The progress in making of this mod so far looks like this:
ACT 1 (done) -> ACT 2 (WIP) -> ACT 3 (70% done) -> ACT 4 (done) -> ENDING SEQUENCE (90% done)
Thank you all for supporting me, It's very important!
As always, some screenshots:
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Think about adding more details on some maps. It's a good point to finish everything fast, but it's also better to improve the result until you can.
yop I agree... Few things coming to mind judging the screenshots:
1.) support beams attached onto the railway line. At the moment it looks like the rail line is flying.
2.) Perhaps add some vent shafts onto the walls or ceiling. Possibly with a vent leading all the way up to the surface for fresh oxygen. Ofc within range of the player to see while driving by with the tram. (assuming the player does.)
3.) Add some signs here and there.. There's absolutely no indication what this place is, where it is, or (judging by the last screen) showing any work and safety related guidelines. Black Mesa was full of it's sign posts.
4.) Add handrails next to that Scientist down there.. Otherwise falling of the edge seems kinda easy don't you think?
Good work but you need to work more your lights to create an atmosphere because all your screenshors are very bright. Good luck
Good screens =)