Teamcolored camo ?! Split from "Lighting"

[MaNGusT]

Teamcolored camo still looks for me very illogical.

[Jorzi]

Think of it as a stylistic sacrifice in the name of gameplay...

[MaNGusT]

Think of it as a stylistic sacrifice in the name of gameplay...

It doesn't affect the gameplay at all and when I see this, it makes me feel unhappy. You know, I'm not fan of the camo "style".

[Rman Virgil]

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The turn of this conversation brought back memories of a very old mod that made playing on a number of Rocky Mountain Maps especially interesting. It was called the Snow Camo Mod.

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[Goth Zagog-Thou]

Ahhh yes, the Snow Camo mod..

[MaNGusT]

The turn of this conversation brought back memories of a very old mod that made playing on a number of Rocky Mountain Maps especially interesting. It was called the Snow Camo Mod. .

may be only as a mod... and snow camo isn't a teamcolor.
I'm fan of this or this style.

[Jorzi]

I see what you mean mangust, it's just that developing a new style takes some time, especially since I've already estabilished a texturing workflow and overall look that I'm used to...

[MaNGusT]

I see what you mean mangust, it's just that developing a new style takes some time, especially since I've already estabilished a texturing workflow and overall look that I'm used to...

sorry for this. we should discuss this kind of nuances more often to exclude double work.
also, found the another good example

[Rman Virgil]

The turn of this conversation brought back memories of a very old mod that made playing on a number of Rocky Mountain Maps especially interesting. It was called the Snow Camo Mod. .

may be only as a mod...

Yes. A consideration to factor.

and snow camo isn't a teamcolor.

I know. My point actually.

I'm fan of this or this style.

Those are very interesting.

The history of Camo on military units, starting with WW1, is amazing in its combination of tech, artistry, tribalism & fetish.

I see what you mean mangust, it's just that developing a new style takes some time, especially since I've already estabilished a texturing workflow and overall look that I'm used to...

Exploring the adjacent possible is a rich process of intermediary results that have their place along the way to getting at what will ultimately be satisfying and original. A journey, if you will, of transformations with a terminus that is often unpredictable (all puns intended ).
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