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I don't really know why the some of the plants were so bright but thank you for telling me
tbh i didn't even think to add the water reflecting effect, but it would have made it look allot nicer
I do think you're very good at ground level details in terms of object placement and general rubbish scattered around to make a stanky sewer look more stanky. But I do think that you should also pay as much attention to the ceilings as well as they're fairly bare and very more boring asthetically compared to your floor details.
Overall its good more people are adding bodies to the Ghost Town but if you wanna make your maps flow well maybe try and make some kind of overarching plot to connect your levels and make a full blown mod, it could be decent with a few puzzles and a light sprinkling of enemies. Who know?
I'm interested to see your other works as well. This game could use more mods to play.
IT WLL ONLY MAKE ME BETTER