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Adventures in Storyland

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The Story of a Boy, a World and a Destiny.
File Name
Adventures in Storyland.w3x
Map Author
Seruk
Suggested Players
Any
Difficulty
64
Number of Missions
64
Type
.w3x
Tileset
Lordaeron Summer
Playable Map Size
64 x 64
Map Size
64 x 64
Regions
28
Cameras
32
Sounds
33
Units
64
Doodads
7743
Variables
33
Triggers
28

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GOoLiOnS's avatar
GOoLiOnS
Overall, I think it is really well done..
Gives a "fairytale-like" feeling and has a folklore story line..
Dun think that the language affects the results alot, not that its not important, but for me, as long as ppl understands it, the message is sent thru'

My personal opinion about the part where "arthas" was killed... i think the "matrix" effect is a little over exaggerated.. no offence.
You might wanna have a look at "Sylvanas Torment part 2" (the "matrix" effect is very well done). Just a suggestion, not intended to promote, just sharing my idea.
seruk's avatar
seruk
Hehe.. I sure need to!
But this isn't realy the conscept, you should watch it! It's pretty good! :wink:

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Anguish
You need to brush up on your English a little... A lot, actually.
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seruk
ADVENTURES IN STORYLAND
Brought to you by Clan EXMAP

This cutscene takes place in the world of Storyland, a world where you don't know what's up or down.
This story, takes it beginning in the town of Britshac in the northern regions. The humans of the town live their lives, unaware of the dangers which terrorise the southerend regions. Yet, one day, the farmerboy William recieve ill news from a letter, telling him the terrors that plauge the south. He then embarks on a epic quest together with his friend the blacksmith Morwan to exterminate the Pumkin Man, the evil vegetable.

This cutscene is one of my bigger projects and I hope you guys will like it. It's as taken from a child's storybook. I which to thanks PhoeniX for his 'The Voyage' which inspired me to tell this tale.

Enyoy!