shallow water vs. deep water

[jcb231]

I play with solid as deep because you can't see the bottom. Sparkly water you can see the land underneath.

[jcb231]

Originally Posted by reapersaurus

ummmm......

Because lord knows none of us know what water tiles look like.

[Teruck]

i was talking to creg at comic con and he said that they might be releasing the sparkley water tiles eventualy as eather deep or shallow water

[reapersaurus]

Originally Posted by jcb231

Because lord knows none of us know what water tiles look like.

I'd be willing to bet that the MAJORITY of players do not have both solid and sparkly water tiles in their collections.

Either one or the other.

[feekonea]

Im in hawaii right now in a beach house, and the shallow water is lighter and deep water is darker.

[Tiberius]

We use the map for battletech as well and use different level water depths. Basically we stack water on top of each other, two in a stack is a depth 2, 1 is depth 1, 3 is a depth 3. I dont have both styles so I cant use the differentiation. I would go with sparkly as shallow and dark as deep.

[0rbital]

I don't play that way but I do build that way. Usually my waterfalls/upper level pieces are sparkly and main water at level 0 is the solid.

[ekoxe1]

Originally Posted by K/H_Addict

if proportioned correctly, one could get a great effect of shallow water/deep water. I got in an argument with PoF about which water would represent which. I said Sparkly water would represent deep water, while solid water represents shallow water. He said he opposite. What do you guys think?





EDIT: corrected some words that my mind screwed up. THANKS KoP

This is definitely one of the most perplexing questions thats probably ever been raised in relation to the miniatures gaming hobby. What did you come up with as a final solution=?