Is there more to Craglorn than what is in game?

WarrioroftheWind_ESO

I've finally finished just about everything in Craglorn and have all the discovery markers, but one thing I noticed when looking at the map is in comparison to the rest of the world, Crag's markers seem smooshed up into a relatively small area. There's a significant swathe of land along the southern borders that looks like you could fit an entire zone in. Indeed it looks roughly the size and width of Glenumbra. I'm asking this because on the map Craglorn's outline seems about the size of Vvardenfell, but the landscape itself doesn't seem nearly as big as Morrowind-era Vvardenfell. Unless the scaling is off somehow I'm wondering if Crag was indended to be bigger than it actually is in game, or if this is just a flub on the map somehow.

Anvos

Could there be more, maybe, but if there is its so far off that its not really worth considering, plus main story arch there is fairly resolved.

So before that we would have at least

Wrothgar
Imperial City
Clockwork City
Murkmire
Mephala's Realm

Panda244

If you really want to know use the horse-glitch to get through the invisible and ride in that direction, you can get out of nearly every zone doing this and there's a thread somewhere in these forums with a ton of pictures of locations that are in game with different architecture and crap but you can't physically get to them without glitching or bugging out.

WarrioroftheWind_ESO

Panda244 wrote: »

If you really want to know use the horse-glitch to get through the invisible and ride in that direction, you can get out of nearly every zone doing this and there's a thread somewhere in these forums with a ton of pictures of locations that are in game with different architecture and crap but you can't physically get to them without glitching or bugging out.

I remember in WoW there were always mystery areas people wanted to find out about, and Blizz kept hotfixing and hotfixing and hotfixing, but the mystery persisted. Its been 10 years, so much detail put into some of these obscure areas, and all for nothing with them diverting their assets to a TF2 ripoff. At least with ESO their zones are considerably more detailed and significantly larger. if it does turn out to be an error on the map and Crag is supposed to be smaller than Vvardenfell, then i'd hope whenever they do open it I'll be riding a nostalgia rollercoaster.

Panda244

WarrioroftheWind_ESO wrote: »

Panda244 wrote: »

If you really want to know use the horse-glitch to get through the invisible and ride in that direction, you can get out of nearly every zone doing this and there's a thread somewhere in these forums with a ton of pictures of locations that are in game with different architecture and crap but you can't physically get to them without glitching or bugging out.

I remember in WoW there were always mystery areas people wanted to find out about, and Blizz kept hotfixing and hotfixing and hotfixing, but the mystery persisted. Its been 10 years, so much detail put into some of these obscure areas, and all for nothing with them diverting their assets to a TF2 ripoff. At least with ESO their zones are considerably more detailed and significantly larger. if it does turn out to be an error on the map and Crag is supposed to be smaller than Vvardenfell, then i'd hope whenever they do open it I'll be riding a nostalgia rollercoaster.

The next zones after Wrothgar, Mirkmire, Clockwork, Mephala's Realm. Better be in Elsweyr or I'm going to have a cow. First adventure zone gets in DC land, second is EP, third is DC, AD has been shafted repeatedly in this instance, not to mention EP and DC have vastly different regular zones. AD gets 4 zones of *** bosmer and *** forests. >_<

WarrioroftheWind_ESO

Panda244 wrote: »

WarrioroftheWind_ESO wrote: »

Panda244 wrote: »

If you really want to know use the horse-glitch to get through the invisible and ride in that direction, you can get out of nearly every zone doing this and there's a thread somewhere in these forums with a ton of pictures of locations that are in game with different architecture and crap but you can't physically get to them without glitching or bugging out.

I remember in WoW there were always mystery areas people wanted to find out about, and Blizz kept hotfixing and hotfixing and hotfixing, but the mystery persisted. Its been 10 years, so much detail put into some of these obscure areas, and all for nothing with them diverting their assets to a TF2 ripoff. At least with ESO their zones are considerably more detailed and significantly larger. if it does turn out to be an error on the map and Crag is supposed to be smaller than Vvardenfell, then i'd hope whenever they do open it I'll be riding a nostalgia rollercoaster.

The next zones after Wrothgar, Mirkmire, Clockwork, Mephala's Realm. Better be in Elsweyr or I'm going to have a cow. First adventure zone gets in DC land, second is EP, third is DC, AD has been shafted repeatedly in this instance, not to mention EP and DC have vastly different regular zones. AD gets 4 zones of *** bosmer and *** forests. >_<

I'm guessing Alinor is suposed to be a large adventure zone or divided into smaller zones. Valenwood is extremely tiny for a province. There's a crapton of unexplored territory in Elsweyr tho, but their mythologies are alot more obscured. Technically the Blackwood region of Cyro is supposed to border both Elsweyr and Blackmarsh, so maybe they'll expand that as another zone or add it to Cyro. I think Artaeum is off the list because it's 'phased' out this time around. So much potential I hope it gets explored.