Path of Exile Hideout Competition

https://imgur.com/a/eJw6CW2









i hope you like

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here's my small contribution to the competition - the "Glacial Ruins" hideout:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFVabuSLuqU

A small refuge amongst ruins based on the glacial tileset. I started the hideout with the idea that it should have efficiency in mind while still being somewhat aestethically pleasing. Got a little carried away and gave the NPCs own sections within the hideout. Hope you like it.

Wheeler Dealer Hideout

Map: Lush

Hideout is made mostly to be playable while keeping looks good!
By playable i mean that Zana-MapDevice-Stash-Vendor-Carft-and-Navali
kept close as possible. Room for portals ofc.


Backstory is that u know... we all work for dear Catherine... secretly.

LINK: https://www.upload.ee/files/9427119/WheelerDealer.hideout.html

The Glade


For me, the best hideouts are ones that offer a sense of home and peace. This is what I have tried to create.

Video here (hopefully this works):
https://youtu.be/-rogIzRbaA8
Potato computer so frame rate when recording was an issue :)

Images: (sadly they dont capture the feel of it, but here they are)









Ok thanks!

Lost Encampment

Nature's Reclaimed Sewers

HD Images https://imgur.com/gallery/uiJJ1OX

Map:Sewers

Entrance


Shrine


Meeting Area


Library


Map Room


Clean up room

Hi Exiles, I submitted my "The secret behind the pub" 2 weeks ago. and I thought it was not so good because nobody mentioned it, so I continued to build a new Hideout for another submission. At the time I built this, I did not know that my "The secret behind the pub" would be featured in the competition highlight.

So I spent all my master points to make something that could feature my own culture, a hideout that could show where I come from. So now I introduce to you:

THE VIETNAMESE TEMPLE

Traditionally, the entrances of an important buildings in vietnam, in this case, a temple, have two parallel lines of palm trees leading toward the building.





There is often a gate with its shape similar to a building, made from clay brick, mortar and porcelain roof tiles, signifies that you now enter the courtyard of the temple.





Inside the courtyard, often, there is a well and some surrounding buildings playing supporting role like cooking or resting places for visitors.





Leading up to the temple is the stair with dragon sculptures. In this case, the Karui wood carvings work really well to replicate this feature.





Around the temple, there are often showcasing of weapons and valuable objects that are gifted to the temple by worshipers. The are also stone benches, kids love to hangout there because it is peaceful







Here is inside the temple. Well you may ask why it looks like western temples.



Here is the explanation: our people always nationalize the a new subject that comes to our country. We make those become familiar with ourselves by adding our own cultural features to that subject. By this, that subject will be easily accepted be more people. As you can see below is a church that have architecture of an oriental temple, which you still can see the Cross on top of it. This church interior is also very western.



[A part of me wanted to make the interior of this temple western because I made a Japanese temple with oriental features (Posted on page 14), so I wanted this hideout to be its counterpart. And also, the original tiles of this hideout is so beautiful and suit with western culture.]

Thank you for spending your time reading!

Encampment edging the volcano's entrance.

hello this is my Hideout The Theme is Royalty But Down
Below There Is More Then Meets The Eye
https://imgur.com/a/cxEP6O7
Hope you guys like
Ps first time editing acually trying to edit a hideout