Development on version 1.x (France edition)

[deutzie]

Which one is the in game, see no difference

[MapDrawer]

Which one is the in game, see no difference

It's a magnificent job, isn't it? It looks pretty much the same as the real life equivalent..!

[MapDrawer]

Kutchek, you did a fine job creating the ingame equivalent of that bridge! Chapeau on you, monsieur

[Kutchek]

Between Mont-de-Marsan(Lanscape) and Bergerac(Lanscape)

[volan123]

Epic work! Beautiful scenery as always!

[tkk7406]

Those pictures are breathtaking!

[Volleybal4life]

Wow Kutchek, just wow. Can't say more, won't say less!

[realdeal350]

Excellent work!

[Hadi588]

Marvelous Job...Can any body tell me that these pictures have relatively dryer look..Is that so in RL?? Some of french land is less green??

[Nectaria Coutayar]

Marvelous Job...Can any body tell me that these pictures have relatively dryer look..Is that so in RL?? Some of french land is less green??

The more you go to the South of France, the drier the climate becomes, certain in regions like Languedoc-Roussillon there's really not that much vegetation that grows above 1 meter, partially cause of the climate but also has geological reasons. There's positive to that as well: Vines don't have to grow for larger than 1 meter and feel themselves A OK in most of the region.
On the Atlantic side this is not so obvious, there the effect of the Ocean creates a different climate.

Take a map of France and roughly make a half circle from Andorra-Carcassonne-Nimes-Mont Ventoux-Manosque-Nice-Menton and you have this "drier" landscape as you put it. It's not for nothing that Valence is called "Porte de soleil - Door to the sun", or to be more specific the 45th parallel.