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A Midwest Paradise (UPDATED)
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6 Aug, 2021 @ 11:10am
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A Midwest Paradise (UPDATED)

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Hello everyone!
I have been working on this map for a really long time, and I cannot wait for you all to see it!
This map started out as an extension of the original Top Of The South main layout, but evolved into a Midwestern-Wisconsin-style layout.


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CaptainHuggyFace 10 Sep, 2021 @ 12:02pm 
np
martin 2  [author] 9 Sep, 2021 @ 3:53pm 
Thanks!
CaptainHuggyFace 8 Sep, 2021 @ 6:49pm 
I love it, the yard design is fenominal
Halcyon 24 Aug, 2021 @ 9:55pm 
Very Nice
martin 2  [author] 24 Aug, 2021 @ 5:20pm 
It's kinda hard to make more colors in a map that uses the same style as the TOTS map, especially with the trees.
martin 2  [author] 24 Aug, 2021 @ 5:18pm 
Ah, that makes sense.
Franks  [developer] 23 Aug, 2021 @ 8:46pm 
Whether or not a map gets a lot of subscribers isn't an indication of whether its a good map or not, its more of an indication of how many people saw the thumbnail/screenshots and decided to try it.
My guess would be that since the map uses mostly default colors (like the buildings are all default colors and the trees are mostly the same color) it doesn't stand out that much compared to others.
I understand if you're trying to make it deliberately follow the style of the Top Of The South, but i can see why people probably weren't grabbed by the thumbnail