@JustAnotherPlayer
http://i.imgur.com/4eXLIN5.jpg

First off, I would like to say that I agree very strongly- no, let me rephrase that - I completely and whole heartedly with Adny. Your maps are consistent in what we're commenting on. Every single time. At least acknowledge what we've said so I feel like I'm not talking to a brick wall.

Secondly (this is starting to sound like an essay), it's probably not my place to say, but I'm saying it anyways: I don't think this thread was created to be a "fix this" thread. "Just give what the hell is wrong with it" implies that you know there is something wrong with your screenshot. If you know there's something wrong and you know what it is (for example, your lighting) then fix it. Or at least add the word "please" to the end of your request for criticism. Maybe it's just because I live in a rather polite society, but it really vexes me when someone demands a lot from another person, doesn't acknowledge what that person has done, and then demands that they do it again. We've tried telling you what we would fix in your maps and screenshots, but you keep doing the exact same things anyways and then demanding that we tell you what is "wrong" with your screenshots again.

Now that that's off my chest, here's some stuff I can say about the image you posted:

You're getting better at understanding the decoration side of mapping. Great. It's still not exactly amazing, but you're getting there. If you keep progressing in this direction, your maps are going to get much better and more noteworthy.

That said, you have a long way to go with the lighting. Pretty much everything I can say about this screenshot would be parroting any of the other critiques I've ever given you for any of your screenshots. The lighting needs to be changed, and for the love of all that is horror in this world use a boxlight. Just one per map. That's all I'm asking is one to light up your entire map. And then change the colour of your lights. Please, I'm close to grovelling at your feet if that would make you change the colour of the lights. Just do me a favour and post a screenshot of a room in any colour you want - purple, pink, green, turquoise, whatever.

I'm pretty sure I explained this before, but here we go again (just in case): To change the colour of a light...

1. Select the light in the level editor
   
2. Navigate your eyes and pointer to the menu on the right-hand side of the screen
   
3. Make sure you're under the tab labelled "General"
   
4. Navigate down to the bottom of this menu
   
5. Click the white square beside the text "Diffuse Color"
   
6. Type in values between 0 and 1 or slide the slidey bars until you get a colour you like
   

From now on, if your maps have white lighting, I'll just quote this post. Now on to your next images:

Again, the "tell me what's wrong". You haven't read this post because I haven't posted it yet though, so just refer to the second paragraph of this.

http://i.imgur.com/87HnCaO.jpg
Delete that massive pointlight and put in a boxlight before you post another screenshot in this thread. Seriously, please do it. The decorating's getting there - nice touch with the vase on the fireplace - but your lighting is making me cry. Boxlights are a necessary part of mapping. That large pointlight isn't going to do anything at all to make your map look good. Here, look at this image of a room: http://fc01.deviantart.net/fs71/i/2013/007/a/7/lit_by_rueppells_fox-d5qs6ro.jpg It's old, it's mine, and there are definitely some things which I would change now that I didn't know how to back then, but it's a starting point and your maps are crying for a boxlight.
None of the lights in my map are white. That's the second thing you should notice. The first is that large boxlight. Then, notice where the pointlights are - near sources of light. Admittedly, there are waaaaay too many near the windows (about 9 per window I believe) but the number of pointlights is irrelevant at this moment.

http://i.imgur.com/GmCT5pj.jpg
Comments I made on the last two pictures are applicable to this one.


@ROMul8r
http://oi40.tinypic.com/j8fltt.jpg
I think I'm running out of steam. Should've saved my comments on JAP's screenshots for last :p
First off, I love love love love(x1000) the black and white effect.
The lighting does seem a little bit dark on the far right edge of the picture compared to the brightness of the rest of the room though. Okay, lighting done, on to everything else:

You might want to make the ceiling tiles slightly larger - they're really small right now. There's a nice ceiling asset under the mansion base that you could use to raise the roof by about 2 (of whatever unites the level editor uses) so that the shelves and fireplace don't look so squished in there. With all the books on the floor, I could imagine someone ripped a ton off of the shelves. Speaking of the shelves, the pattern between the first and second shelf on the far wall is really noticeable (translation: it looks a bit like you copied the same shelf over). Just rearrange which row of books is on which shelf and it won't be so noticeable :) Other than that, I can't think of anything to say!

@Sonataarctica
http://s10.postimg.org/bmc7qs7yx/Screen_09.jpg
Woah, I like hw you made the ground a bit twisty and not completely flat. Since you made all those amazing models yourself, I'm just going to appreciate your modelling skills for a moment... okay, moment over. Thge colouring of the leaves and grass is really vibrant and, as much as I love it, the greyish colouring of the trees and ground doesn't quite fit in with the vibrant yellow/red leaves and the grass. I would probably reduce the yellow in the yellow leaves and increase the red (to make them slightly browner) and increase the green in the red leaves (to make them less vibrant). As for the grass, maybe try increasing the levels of red and decreasing the levels of green and blue a bit so it doesn't look quite so unrealistic.
That said, I have absolutely no experience with outdoor level design and even less with modelling, so I can't be of much help here :)

OH! I just thought of something I can say about the lighting. Change the colours - even just slightly. They're all very "white" lights, which is why it's making the map look like a shot out of the level editor.Try making the ambient boxlight a (dark) blue-ish green and the spot/pointlights a (light) yellow-green to give off the impression of sunlight filtering through tree leaves. Like this http://www.brinkmanforest.ca/images/side_images/light_beams.jpg

@Kullin
http://i41.tinypic.com/95tugj.jpg
I haven't seen you on the forum before! Hello, I'm the socially awkward weirdo that sometimes spews a ton of words all over this thread and rarely talks outside of it :D Nice to meet you.
Okay, introductions aside, you should turn off the insanity effects when taking screenshots. An alternative to that is to just put a small (radius of 1) pointlight in the spot your going to take the screenshot from and just stand there. This will also make your screenshots darker though since you won't have night vision to brighten up the blackness.

I can't tell if you're using a boxlight or not (a bit too dark), but if you're not, you should use one :p That window in the corner with the large billboards is drawing a lot of attention to that chair. I would recmmend making the area around the chair a little bit more interesting (decals, particle systems, debris, etc) or angling the billboards to point towards the desk (since the desk seems much more interesting at the moment).

Speaking of billboards, yours are very very green and very very bright. This means one of two things:
1. You need to decrease the brightness and colour of the billboards
2. You need to increase the amount of light coming from that window. Possibly by putting in a few pointlights.

Other than that, it's looking pretty cool! Let me know if I need to clarify anything I've said.

@Kman
http://i.imgur.com/V3Rp94y.jpg
Woah, that's awesome. I love your use of particle systems (mine never look quite right when I try that stuff :s). I would say more, but I honestly wouldn't know what to say since your screenshots are always just amazing.