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Alinor architecture
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While lookaing at the screenshots and videos of the new chapter I've noticed one puzzling detail - the architecture set of Alinor has almost nothing in common with the high elf architecture we've seen before. Straight lines and floral motives dominate in the new set opposing to the curved and arched solutions and bird-like feathered details in the set we see in Auridon and the rest of the continent. I like new variant even more than the earlier one, but I thought it would be a little bit more consistent - now these two sets look like they belong to two different cultures. What do you think of it?
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✭We're having a conversation about this in the general section. Feel free to join.
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/402045/summerset-architecture/p1No one is saying there aren't multiple interpretations of the lore, and we're not arguing that ESO did it "wrong".
We're arguing that they decided to go for the most boring, mundane, seen-before interpretation possible. Like they almost always do, unless they can ride on the coat-tails of past games.0