I don't like curves. I've seen very few builds that pulled off massive curvy walls well. In the majority of instances they just use an astronomical amount of bricks and just make everything look like it was made of corrugated iron. The only real exception is wedges, but those bricks are incredibly limited and tend to end up looking like garbage. Also I'm not sure how popular big curvy outer walls actually were in the medieval era but I'm willing to bet the majority of them just had straight/squared off walls lol.
I like Tony's style. It reminds me of a time before doors or before we could even unrender bricks when we weren't obsessed with having the
best builds with the
best color-set or the latest and greatest style of building or whatever trying to show off how massive our lego-richards were on a web forum. We just had fun building. The way I see it there's two types of builders making moves on this website, people who spend a month trying to get a square-foot of terrain absolutely perfect, and the people who actually see their projects come to fruition. Outliers don't count because they're not human.
You dismissed my criticism by saying "it's blockland". Well in Blockland, you can build good stuff with barely any limitations AND be gentle to the bc even if you only have half a brain. I don't understand why you should settle for "ok" only because it's "blockland" Rally.
I dismissed your criticism because it was bad criticism. "why dowsewnt the tewwain wook wealisitic" isn't a valid criticism because you haven't offered any direction to anyone. "You can do it if you have half a brain" doesn't help anybody. If it's that simple nothing is stopping you from telling us how to do it, I'm sure everyone would love to hear your half-a-brain method to great terrain with little resources.
