Base assets by Wiktor Öhman For this demo I rebuilt and retextured most of the assets, in line with the ongoing R&D of the physically based shading in Unity 5, and created additional assets as needed. The demo was built on early alpha- and beta-versions of Unity 5, and made extensive use of Quixel scanned data and Quixel Suite.
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It's been a real pleasure to capture Sandy's Surprise Proposal to Keth in Edinburgh. He got on one knee during a casual photoshoot!
The Cassaanite Empire is an elective monarchy, composed of a conglomerate of semi-independent hereditary monarchies and a number of aristocratic republics taking the form of city-states or so-called Free Cities. The duties of the emperor are almost entirely of a military nature, though through a wide variety of religious orders that answer directly to the Imperial Court, the emperor also has a tight grip on several other aspects of society. Most prominently law enforcement through the Order of Saint Benedeka, also known as the Inquisition. The emperor is also tasked with resolving any internal disputes between the nations that make up their empire. As of 1412, Helandra Monraso I is Cassaanite Empress following a controversial election. The official full name of the state is 'The Empire of Braşovia, Cassonia, Debnia, Latan, Manar, Otrana, Vasmania, the Zelovan Agglomeration, and the Free Cities of Esterhaza, Esterin, Krynea, Leirûn, Orada, and Runavess', though this is practically always shortened to The Cassaanite Empire when spoken aloud. The name comes from the Kingdom of Cassonia, which has given the Empire most of its emperors throughout its history. Cassonia is in turn a name derived from the Cassonar River after the Denish phrase 'keth onar', meaning ‘water from afar’.
