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[qwertyuiopas]

I am currently procrastinating making the initial maps. Once I actually make them, the game can begin. As for the player count, I'm thinking at least 8, and 16 or less.

[Jerick]

To echo the sentiments of many posters here, this looks interesting and I'd like to join if there is space for me.

[qwertyuiopas]

If intrest is high enough, I won't even bother with a maximum player limit. It just means that the game might be somewhat slower, waiting for everyone.

[Mishy]

Edit.. nevermind.

[Diablous]

So, any ideas on when this will be ready?

[Ghazkull]

I would join, if im allowed...

[qwertyuiopas]

It will be ready when it is. Specifically, once I finally put some time into making at least the first section...

[qwertyuiopas]

How do you make a 2d map slice of a 3d structure while trying to find a plausible explaination for every archetectural detail but kep it possibly fun, all for an imaginary archetextural style relying on a technology not historically present additionally avoiding directly copying other multimedia in the genre, and sticking with the arbitrary decision that 1 pixel = 5 cm?

I don't even have the luxury that video game designers have of making a wall indestructible and not needing to put anything there nor that of an author who can know ahead of time where the characters will go...

[ed boy]

It doesn't neccessarily have to be a single 2d map: you could make several maps, each representing a room or a group of rooms.

[Hugehead]

If you have modeling experience sounds like it would be easier to make a true 3d map...

Maybe make a tileset so you dont have to draw it all over and over again and just set down pieces, the steampunk environment tends to have jagged edges.
How large is this airship?