I now plan to finish MBStop II faster than I thought I had hoped!

Working on up to ten levels a day, especially with a two month break I have at the current moment (*yay!*) I will pay attention to MBStop and my shifts at work.

Still paying attention to texturing and quality as much as possible, I plan to work on up to ten levels a day. If I did ten levels a day, we would finish this modification under 6 months or even less.

Thank you for the support everyone on my project, it's super helpful that we have a (98%) very nice community here (you know who you are for the people who have rudely criticized me).
Stay tuned.

I don't know what else to say other than that you clearly have a "more levels = good" mentality. I've been working on the same singular level for PQ for over two weeks now. I can guarantee you that if you produce 10 levels per day, they will not be good at all, in any way.

yeah you're right, i think i should slow down
i'm pretty much working on 3 a day anyways

I know you want to get this mod done but even 3 a day is far too much. My shortest interval between two levels in PQ was just over a week, and in the summer of 2015, I released a level about once a week as well, if you want an example. This is why 500 levels really... isn't going to cut it.

Threefolder wrote: I know you want to get this mod done but even 3 a day is far too much. My shortest interval between two levels in PQ was just over a week, and in the summer of 2015, I released a level about once a week as well, if you want an example. This is why 500 levels really... isn't going to cut it.

eh it might not cut it for you but i guess we'll just have to see where it takes us!

yet three a day is better than 10 a day rofl

Remember all those tricks (mainly texturing) I taught you on building levels. I know you're focused on this idea that gameplay > appearance, and that's true for the majority of the time. However I can promise you that appearance can go a long, long way, because an interior with good texturing looks a lot more professional than an interior made by someone who's too lazy and doesn't care enough about how much pleasure a level can bring to one's eyes. Imagine how PQ would look like if it didn't have all those extra .dts objects. It would look kinda bland, right? Yes, static shapes are way different than textures, but I know you're smart enough to find a similarity between the two.

I can make a pretty fair quality level in a day with enough focus. A very good looking level can take around 2 days. I know, if you're making one level every two days, that'll take like 3 years to reach your expectations. That's just how it works. People will have more respect for you as a level builder if you take the time to make a good level, even if they don't say it much. Ask yourself this though...

Would you rather have people not mention the looks of a good looking level that took longer to make, or would you rather have people complain or point out errors left and right for levels with a poor appearance, just because you rushed to finish the job?

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