u/Teenager_Impact14

I hope you like these screenshots!
:)

It seems I struck the perfect balance here; A good defence, traps built in, and a walkable fort too!
Hope you like the photos, I was just as pleased with them as I was the fort itself!
What do you think of the fort?

Out here we're all just Riders on the Storm...

After yesterday's push for inspiration I decided to take some of my learnings into practise for my SSD amp!

At some point however, I know I'm going to have to find a balance between practicality and appearance...

What are some of your favourite 'best of both worlds' forts?

Hey everyone! I'm u/Teenager_Impact14, a founding moderator of r/Fortress_nite.

This is a new community I founded for all those interested in a more artistic approach to defences similar to the fortress designs of the early access tutorial. We're excited to have you join!

What to Post
Post anything that fits into the community niche! (See: Fortress Example Post). Feel free to share your thoughts, screenshots, or questions about fortress designs.

Community Vibe
We're all about being friendly, constructive, and inclusive. Let's build a space where everyone feels appreciated and safe when sharing/connecting.

How to Get Started

1. Introduce yourself in the comments below or ask any relevant questions you have!
2. If you know someone who would love this community, invite them to join!
3. Feel free to submit a post of your fortress!

Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let's make r/Fortress_nite outstanding.

I got lucky with a pile of tyres with this ATLAS and decided to use them as a quick way of gaining elevation!

And this time I upgraded the brick, but maybe I should start incorporating traps too...
Such a shame we can't place wall dynamos on half floor walls.

Another old set of screenshots here! This was a much more compact design with narrow walkways for defenders to navigate around the fort.

(Edit: apologies for the duplicate image)