Clumsy design

Gargath · February 2018

How would you call a designer who made this in public quest area (Lightless Remnant, in Doomcrag tower, Rivenspire).
A Common Firepit inside empty brazier. I'd be ashamed to have this in my house

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Shadowshire · February 2018

Gargath wrote: »

How would you call a designer who made this in public quest area (Lightless Remnant, in Doomcrag tower, Rivenspire).
A Common Firepit inside empty brazier. I'd be ashamed to have this in my house .

Who are you calling "clumsy"? If I recall correctly, then the brazier in the images is an Orc brazier for which there is a furnishing "recipe".

Also, if there is a furnishing "recipe" for a Wood Elf brazier (the one which they use for cooking), then please let me know where and how I can obtain one. I don't recall whether any such furnishing is for sale in the Crown Store.

There are "recipes" to craft Redguard and Kahjit firepits. But I don't know of any for a Dark Elf firepit.

As far as I know, the only "Provisioning Workstation" for a Homestead is an outdoor campfire (which can be bought from Rolis Hilaalu -?-). It seems to be a stretch to try to place them on a chimney hearth, or in one of the other firepits.

For what it is worth, all Homestead furnishings, whether all of them have a crafting "recipe", allegedly exist in the game (i.e., outside of a Homestead per se). Some "trophy" pieces might not exist outside of Homesteads, though.

Gargath · February 2018

Shadowshire wrote: »

Who are you calling "clumsy"? If I recall correctly, then the brazier in the images is an Orc brazier for which there is a furnishing "recipe".

But we are talking about public quest area not furnishings for personal home. The game designers should know better how to place objects together in a way they do not collide each other or leave some edges that should not be visible or clipping. Here we see the bottom of firepit clipping through the brazier so that is a clumsy design.
You could do it in your home, I could do it also, but from game designers we should expect more fineness or professionalism. Why do they even use an empty brazier with separated firepit and combine them together, when they have so many single item fire braziers to choose from.