Tiny Glade Beautiful tiny town (No commentary) part 1

[@lillianahunter1199]

For me the only thing I'd love to see is more diversity in plants. Making orchards, gardens, and farm fields would be an amazing expansion

[@LetoutPetitnuage]

I agree 100% with you I can't wait to see what the developers have in store for us and if you want I will release a new video on tiny glade tomorrow I tried to make farm fields

[@lillianahunter1199]

@@LetoutPetitnuage I most definitely look forward to it ♡ I'm actually working on a fantasy novel series and I'm intending on using this game as inspiration for the design of the kingdoms the story mainly centers around~

[@ashhketchumm]

I can't wait to see what they do with this game in the future. Hopefully they add even more variety in things like windows and fences etc. nice video too!

[@LetoutPetitnuage]

I agree with you, eager to see the future of the game but we're already having a lot of fun if you want I released a new video where I build the coliseum

[@Duckweedii]

Looking good, keep up the good work.

[@LetoutPetitnuage]

Thx for The support

[@azeaterychaine]

Beautiful place

[@tobiaszkukotko8655]

Waiting for part 2

[@LetoutPetitnuage]

I'm working on it but if you want I just released a video where I reconstruct the Colosseum

[@thomson770]

I just want the oprion of cobbled paths

[@LetoutPetitnuage]

Yeah that be grate

[@drudan8957]

looks more like a monastery that a town, but nice!

[@LetoutPetitnuage]

It’s funny because at first I wanted to become a monastery but I changed my mind

[@ertinoxe2214]

i like it

[@misterkami2]

I love how you let the paths form how they organically would in a community. What happened at the top wall at 12:20? I haven't seen that happen before but I've only played once so far

[@LetoutPetitnuage]

Haha, thank you very much! I really imagined the village as if the inhabitants had come one by one, which is simpler and, I think, more realistic to let the paths form naturally within the village. And I think it's a lighting problem; It looks like a burn mark, so I think it's related to that.

[@misterkami2]

@@LetoutPetitnuage Yeah, it was one of those examples where you can almost hear your thinking process as you create the paths and it creates them exactly where people would, because they tend to take shortcuts and be practical.

[@LetoutPetitnuage]

haha thx u