I was only in the area for 2 days on my road trip and it was pretty wild, my friend and I also ended up going to Train Mountain (OMFG can’t wait to go back in a couple years) and the Collier Logging Museum (which was so strange due to its emptiness (Just my friend and I, and yes it was open))
I think that the sparsely scattered but large trees contribute to that illusion. As if the devs were lazy and just threw some of the same asset around.
![The burned out remains of a car [OC]](https://slrpnk.net/pictrs/image/da7ba20d-8903-49df-9e6f-69b22ae4ea04.jpeg){kind=link}
This looks like a rendering for some reason. Maybe it’s the smokeiness/fog giving it that LOD effect. Colors are kind of weird, too.
The wildfire smoke was messing with the colors quite a bit that day (we were about 7 miles from the Wrights Spring wildfire at the time)
It looked almost like Venus the following morning when we packed up our camping gear to head out. (we were in a bit of a rush as one might guess)
Hot damn you’re right in my neck of the woods. Wrights spring was a wild blowup
I was only in the area for 2 days on my road trip and it was pretty wild, my friend and I also ended up going to Train Mountain (OMFG can’t wait to go back in a couple years) and the Collier Logging Museum (which was so strange due to its emptiness (Just my friend and I, and yes it was open))
I thought it was fallout with crazy high-def mods
I think that the sparsely scattered but large trees contribute to that illusion. As if the devs were lazy and just threw some of the same asset around.