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[The Satellite]

Nexas

A preview of my quest to come.
 
NewJourneysFire

Link stands by an old river.
 
CDi-Fails

Link stands before the entrance of the legendary Turtle Rock Falls.
 
-DuCkTApE-

First dungeon to my new quest.
 
Linkus

Preview
 
GrantGreif

I'm out of the cave!...  Now what?

[CDi-Fails]

Nulled for the sake of love. I wish you all good luck, my fellow brotherens.

[trudatman]

Linkus made the only one that I like, so my vote goes there.

[Evan20000]

I would have voted CDI Falls if the palette didn't erode my eyeballs. I love the concept of this dungeon entrance a lot, but those colors just kill it for me. I ultimately have to vote for NJF for his unique take on an otherwise ordinary and uninteresting waterfall screen. Good illustration of depth!

[Tree]

I voted for Linkus because it's overall the best designed screen this week.

[MarinaraSauce]

I nulled because I'm in it (for the first time). All of these shots look really nice though.

[BigJoe]

I voted for Nexas simply because I haven't seen some BS in a long time And its fairly well designed.

[ZeldaPlayer]

I liked Linkus's, so voted for him. 

[Dawnlight]

I voted for Linkus because everybody votes for custom tiles.

[Shane]

I like the one with the signpost.

[Ben]

Nuhjif gets my vote.

[Eddy]

Linkus gets my vote for this week. I don't know what it is about it, but I really like it lol.

[Demonlink]

Trying not to get THAT much fooled by Firebird, (as much as I tried, I did get sucked into Linkus' shot ). All jokes aside, it was between Linkus and NJF, but I decided to go with NJF due to his use of the Lost Isle Tileset depth mountains, his shot isn't anything you can see nowadays in any Pure styled quests where you can make a deep waterfall like area, although I'm not too sure about the shadows at the bottom 

 

(But I must admit, Linkus' shot is pretty damn great as well!  )

[nicklegends]

Nexas
A simple shot with a nice open structure for the most part. Overall, the scene is neither bad nor special. It befits the first screen of a quest where everything feels cozy and nonthreatening but also somewhat boring.

NewJourneysFire
Your use of independently-layered cliffs and the shadows they cast really make that chasm look huge! All too often, canyons look shallower than they ought in that tileset because the entirety of the descent merges into a single tile of ambiguous depth.

CDi-Fails
The water at the top off the cliffs looks a little odd, especially since there is no water at the bottom of the cliffs to complement it. Beside that, this is a well-executed shot that elevates the significance and mystery of the dungeon the player is about to enter.

-DuCkTApE-
The building's facade is sorely missing detail when compared to the foliage on the screen. But all in all, I like the colors, design, and overall vibe of the screen.

Linkus
Beautiful, natural colors combine with subtle but effective details to make this a hell of a screen.

GrantGreif
The right half of the screen looks great.

I voted for Linkus.

[nicklegends]

Nexas (2 votes [4.55%])
NewJourneysFire (13 votes [29.55%])
CDi-Fails (4 votes [9.09%])
-DuCkTApE- (2 votes [4.55%])
Linkus (23 votes [52.27%])
GrantGreif (0 votes [0.00%])



Linkus wins Screenshot of the Week 461! Congratulations.