Screenshot / Disney's Frontierland

16-June 21

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ottersalad Online

Where the uncanny stuff? I can’t find anything
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Cocoa Offline

underrated.com.au
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Liampie Offline

Underrated is my first reaction too.
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Dark_Horse Offline

I don't know what it is, but nothing really screams this is a Disney park. And I don't mean the lack of IPs/characters, it just looks like a western themed area at a regular amusement/theme park.
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nicholasrhilton Offline

Seriously good. So much to explore. That teal color on the Mill-style building doesn’t do much for me. Almost breaks the Frontierland vibe for me.
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G Force Offline

Seriously good. So much to explore. That teal color on the Mill-style building doesn’t do much for me. Almost breaks the Frontierland vibe for me.

That's actually kind of fair to a degree. The back corner of the park with that mill and few other buildings was based heavily on the Port Orleans Resort. So the inspiration was actually a completely different sort of thing. Guess it might feel a little dis-joined now looking back, but it was such a fun area to build at the same time.
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Dark_Horse Offline

The back corner of the park with that mill and few other buildings was based heavily on the Port Orleans Resort.

That's where I recognized it from! I think that was my issue. Obviously New Orleans is an extension of the frontier theme, I just think the transition could have been executed much better.
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chemist Offline

I'm seeing u starting to rescale more realistic =)
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ottersalad Online

Transition looks good to me. No bias
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