Going from left to the right:
* Generic map where the houses are too close together;
* I hope that that isn't your logo;
* You seriously see no problem in the character being more than twice the size of the chairs?;
* Caves and tunnels don't form without there being some sort of rocky terrain nearby, they don't just pop out of the ground;
* Same opinion as before;
* The Pokemon games take place in a modern setting, they would know what's across the ocean;
* Adequately mapped;
* That room is far too square to be a natural cave, and if it were man-made it would probably be larger;
* Generic battle screen;
* Paths are far too wide;
* Same as before;
* Same as before;
* Same as before, though I've never been a fan of the Essentials nighttime effect;
* Actually one of the better maps;
* Not much to say here.
Your habit of replaying inside a quote box is both annoying to reply to, simply wrong (you're supposed to quote
other people and
then say your own things below), and completely childish when it's you doing your "trademark" lolzorz comments. Not to mention I think you posted in here just because you started an argument with KingCharizard in
that other thread.
I see nothing wrong with houses "too close together". It's not like it never happens in real life, even when there's no need for them to be that close.
The chairs were pretty much too small for the other player sprites too. The pouffes were bigger than them. Besides, no one claimed Pokémon was all about striving for realism.
Caves and tunnels are made of dirt, which can have grass grow over them. It's more likely than you think.
Surely you sometimes wonder what it's like in the Himalayas or in a rain forest? Knowing what's there doesn't mean you know what it's like. Stop being so literal.
I will agree, though, that keeping with the default battle screen is boring (and so many people do it). It's easy to make just a few tweaks to the graphics and come up with something different.
Honey trees are meant to be rare. It is very redundant to have an island where every tree is a honey tree.
The part where it's called "Honeytree Island" completely slipped you by, then? Besides, how do you know they're for slathering honey and encountering pokémon at? Maybe they're just decoration.
