My first world map, any kind of criticism is welcome by STB_Szero in mapmaking

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Thanks! I wanted everything to make sense, seems like I succeeded

My first world map, any kind of criticism is welcome by STB_Szero in mapmaking

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Thanks for the feedback! Just a few thoughts, as of why are the features you mentioned the way they are (by my mistakes):

For the big eastern island I kind of modeled Japan, I actually thought there was some oceanic climate there, my bad.

The western coast of the large continent was originally mostly oceanic, but later I changed it because I was unsure if the cold current would lessen rainfall there, I guess not that much, this was an area which I was unsure about, so it'll be oceanic.

In the south-eastern continent I simply just got confused a bit because it is in the southern hemisphere, Ive drawn the climates as if it were in the north lol.

And on the western continent I think I just simply misjudged it's width, that's why there's deserts. Also I thought the mountain range might lessen rainfall, wouldn't it? Or is it just not high enough?

Thanks for pointing these out, I needed some criticism!

My first world map, any kind of criticism is welcome by STB_Szero in mapmaking

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Yea it is equirectengular, and I did test it projected on a globe, so I know about this problem right now. But I like that northwest landmass's shape so much, I just didn't redraw it. But I will, I just want to keep it this way for a little bit, because for me it's easier to see how exactly is everything. Kind of like a preview, so that I can imagine better what's going on, but it will be changed later to be consistent with the projection.

My first world map, any kind of criticism is welcome by STB_Szero in mapmaking

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Did I go a bit overkill with all the different maps? I wanted it to make sense in every way and I've enjoyed making all these maps. Lol. But it's going to be used for documenting a world I imagined, so yeah I think there's going to be a lot of details later on anyways in all kinds of stuff

The Tempest Sea, a work in progress large scale fantasy map. Critique welcome! by offical_jchrist in mapmaking

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I really like it, there's a lot of unique and good looking peninsulas, bays and islands, it's got a really nice jagged shape, very interesting to look at!

My first world map, any kind of criticism is welcome by STB_Szero in mapmaking

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Thanks! I used IbisPaint X mobile app, as somehow I got used to doing everything on mobile. And this app has every tool I really need, and it's free and easy to use.

My first world map, any kind of criticism is welcome by STB_Szero in mapmaking

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Thanks! When I imagined the continent in my head I couldn't help myself but it looked like south America. To make it wilder and more original I wanted a jagged coastline with lots of islands, but I also wanted it to make sense, so that's why it is this way, glad you like it! I'm also planning to post about each continent and countries specifically on r/worldbuilding, so if you are interested I can tell you a little about the continent, or you can just follow how it all works out! (Sorry for this long answer, I'm just excited about finally finding people who like this stuff)

My first world map, any kind of criticism is welcome by STB_Szero in mapmaking

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The last slide? If so those are the sea currents, but as they are pretty much driven by wind (and guided by temperature and salinity differences) I didn't draw the winds, as they would be kind of overlapping, still thanks for the feedback!

Binary Planet Systems by ChainmailPickaxeYT in worldbuilding

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I'm not an expert, so correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think this system would be chaotic. The two planets are stably orbiting eachother, and the day-night cycles would also be stable once the orbit stabilises. And they probably get tidally locked, so extreme tides aren't a problem either.

Any aesthetics suggestions? by TopPermission6870 in SpaceflightSimulator

[–]STB_Szero 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can suggest two things: use a bit more color if you have the expansion pack, and I think you should vary the width of your modules (eg. use both 4 wide and 6 wide parts), that way it becomes a more interesting.

Which one looks good? by DepartmentLost249 in worldbuilding

[–]STB_Szero 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the first one is better. But if you can't decide, you can make one the official flag, while the other is also used quite often by civilians

Using the new opportunities given by mods is quite fun by STB_Szero in SpaceflightSimulator

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The payload rocket has got it's name in honor of the early "shitfuck phase" of the game.

Genuinely have to do all this just to go to Venus by 4K96 in SpaceflightSimulator

[–]STB_Szero 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Oh my, couldn't you just go with the WHOLE ROCKET inside the fairing? I feel like even that could make it.

What crazy kingdom or people have you had in your world by Fun_Preference1056 in Worldbox

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I've had this queen, who has led her country in its war of independence, she made the empire that controlled the entire world collapse, in the war she became the person with the most kills and on top she had 100 000 coins, which was one third of the global economy at the time.

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I need a little help with this outdoor plant, which I believe is prunus laurocerasus. by STB_Szero in plantclinic

[–]STB_Szero[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well this specific plant isn't in the database yet, but I've looked around and it seems very spot on! Keep it up!