Two different games and it is still suffering from the TARDIS effect.

Also Winking Skeever sounds cooler then the Lonely Troll.

Ratzkifal wrote: »

TX12001rwb17_ESO wrote: »

Two different games and it is still suffering from the TARDIS effect.

Also Winking Skeever sounds cooler then the Lonely Troll.

Speaking of TARDIS effect. Have you seen Radiant Raiment in ESO? It's silly how different it looks on the inside than the outside. The entrance is right next to the board with the writs and yet when stepping inside to your left, where the writ boards would be, there is so much space that just isn't there on the outside!

Yeah, wait till you see the Mage's Guild in Solitude! It's crazy!

Pressure, tempo and volume are linked according to Boyle's Aurbic Lore.

The TARDIS effect occurs because liminal pressure is reduced inside enclosed spaces like buildings. Simply put, the weight of the world bears down upon them less because they are isolated.

Events create Anuic entanglements between the things involved. The interior of an enclosed space is exposed to fewer events than things that are on the outside, so it has fewer Anuic entanglements (there's always more going on outdoors, especially in heavily populated places). Fewer Anuic entanglements mean less liminal pressure. Fewer entanglements also mean that the tempo of Lorkhan's driving rhythm is reduced. The reduction in liminal pressure and the local time dilation (a slowing of tempo) combine according to Boyle's Aurbic Lore to increase the volume of the enclosed space.

The smaller the external dimensions of the enclosed space, the greater the effect on its interior dimensions. The smaller a building the greater the disparity between its external and interior size will be.

Have you ever noticed how people seem to walk more slowly indoors? That's because the distances they have to travel indoors are actually larger.