[QUOTE=HiddenMyst;28003771]Basic fluorescent white lights got 5 votes, big glowing pool of lava got 23. Not saying that's why I got more votes, but I do suggest you look into some abstract/alternative sources of lighting.[/QUOTE]
I'm assuming you aren't British. Or you would know the sense of humour.
[QUOTE=IronPhoenix;28003792]I'm assuming you aren't British. Or you would know the sense of humour.[/QUOTE]
If you'd taken some nicer screenshots at max settings with a bit of thought to the composition of the image you would have got a lot more.
Also, I got the humour but it doesn't mean he isn't right. Your lighting is pretty boring.
[QUOTE=selby3962;28007300]If you'd taken some nicer screenshots at max settings with a bit of thought to the composition of the image you would have got a lot more.
Also, I got the humour but it doesn't mean he isn't right. Your lighting is pretty boring.[/QUOTE]
Meh, i garentee there will be little to no florescent lighting in the next one.
Unfortunately, bunkers don't have much in the way of disco's. Well...apart from that bunker in Hungary that has been turned onto a theatre.
[QUOTE=IronPhoenix;28007385]Meh, i garentee there will be little to no florescent lighting in the next one.
Unfortunately, bunkers don't have much in the way of disco's. Well...apart from that bunker in Hungary that has been turned onto a theatre.[/QUOTE]
Use your artistic flare and throw a big metal grate on the wall with some pipes and stuff behind it and a nice amber light glowing from behind.
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One small corridor, the lights are sparking and once in a while it flickers to life before dying off again. Use some custom fade pattern so that the light flashes aren't always as strong.
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