There’s so much truth in this design. It’s obvious for RPGs, but the more I think about it, the more I realize that you see almost the same tropes in many action games and platformers as well.
Even Super Mario Bros. 3 has levels that follow this guide.
My bank account currently holds $8. Dear shirt, I get paid on Tuesday, and I will be buying you. This also seems like a perfect time to use the buy three random coupon.
Someone mentioned wearing this while playing Skyrum, and now I can’t imagine doing anything else!!
I’m probably not the intended buyer for this shirt (although I buy lots of things from shirt.woot.com), but I have a real problem with this: I can’t read it. From the comments of others, I think that I can guess just about what it says, but the fact remains that I can’t actually read the words on the screen. And my eyes aren’t too bad, thank you. If I can’t read the words on the screen, I can’t imagine the challenge posed in trying to decipher the wording on the actual, you know, shirt.
For this shirt, the standard shirt.woot.com image on the screen simply doesn’t work.
Hey, anyone who wants to see a larger version of this than they are showing on Woot! can go here: http://www.larryarmstrong.com/bigMap . Hope that helps.
I really don’t think the text will be too tiny when the shirt is printed. Screen resolution on monitors is pretty low, which is making the text seem much less readable and sharp than it would be when printed. But then this is my first printed shirt, so what do I know?
Egh… The gamer in me wants this shirt because it is too true, but I wish the design/map were somehow better integrated onto the shirt instead of just map + red shirt. Doesn’t flow with me too well.
That said, I second poster.woot because this would be an insanely awesome map to have.