OtarTheMad wrote: »hmsdragonfly wrote: »OtarTheMad wrote: »OtarTheMad wrote: »Honestly the roofs of the buildings already look dark green to me in the videos and Glass can be that shade of green so to me they are already made of glass.
They are black
Well that's fine that you see black, with my PC I see Dark Green. The pictures are less clear than the Gameplay Trailer, easier to see the colors of the roofs on that. Probably depends on how the light hits it, like most colors. Plus with the Dye system you could easily claim that the designers/elves decided to color the roofs Black but are still made of glass (aka Malachite)
They are obviously not glass.
Agree to disagree then I guess, it's fine. I am not here to argue anything. I was just stating an opinion. I haven't been to Summerset yet so I am holding my opinion on it until I do, a 1:40 second gameplay trailer and 5 pictures aren't enough to paint a picture for me.
myskyrim26 wrote: »Architects can’t make buildings out of poetry!
There is no chance that 3D models of the building will be redone, but ZOS can change some textures. For example they can make roof tiles made of glass, that used in armor.
It can be only on major buildings:
Or at all buildings:
I think it's pretty easy to do, and it will add uniqueness to the Summerset towns and will fit lore: "made from glass or insect wings" and "a hypnotic swirl of ramparts and impossibly high towers, designed to catch the light of the sun and break it to its component colors, which lies draped across its stones until you are thankful for nightfall".
Photo cred to @XomRhoK
*snip*
There is no chance that 3D models of the building will be redone, but ZOS can change some textures. For example they can make roof tiles made of glass, that used in armor.
It can be only on major buildings:
Or at all buildings:
I think it's pretty easy to do, and it will add uniqueness to the Summerset towns and will fit lore: "made from glass or insect wings" and "a hypnotic swirl of ramparts and impossibly high towers, designed to catch the light of the sun and break it to its component colors, which lies draped across its stones until you are thankful for nightfall".
Photo cred to @XomRhoK
*snip*
This is seriously gorgeous. A small change, but far preferable to the bland gray stone. Currently the Crystal Tower seems like a misnomer. I wish they would implement this, but it is sadly probably far too late in the dev cycle for them to make art changes that aren't resulting from bugs.
ZOS, many ppl who comment on the forums are not the players who run around questing in the typical TES way. Those players all care about this sort of stuff where you break lore very badly.
The fact that a thread like this has already gotten this much attention should really be a sign that the current textures ought to be relooked at.
There is already LORE about the Summerset Isles and it’s very good lore. Please follow it!
I agree with you that this building, as being actively used, should not be ruined and was about to make a post with exactly that picture.
I mean which society if not the altmers would take care of the old buildings and keep maintaining them?
EDIT:
But I am very glad that we likely see a theatre and a public bath! Where else in Tamriel if not in Summerset we should have it? Thank you devs!!
psychotrip wrote: »WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »You're trying to argue that a piece of the lore is not lore.
Lore is accepted cultural knowledge originating from within a culture.
How you even read the Pocket Guide?
The Aldmeri Dominion, the Elsweyr Confederacy, and Morrowind have yet to join the Empire, but are described in this book for the edification of the scholar, the fascination of the common citizen, and the preparation of the soldier.
***
Now, citizen, we entreat you to review our modest survey of the Empire's dominions. If it entertains and edifies, reflect not upon the humble labors of this scribe, but on the gracious benevolence of our beloved Emperor, whose very name is as ambrosia upon our tongues, who in his wisdom has ordained that this survey be created and distributed among the earnest and wise people of Tamriel, that they might better understand the glories and challenges of these Lands and Dominions, and that they might better appreciate the great burdens of rulership he bears in our names with such fortitude.
It uses a version of edify twice for a specific reason. The root of the word is aedes, which means "house" or "temple". It's an Imperial book meant to indoctrinate Imperial minds.psychotrip wrote: »Read my sig.
That's just a variation on the fan angle. That because you speculated and dreamed big in another direction, that makes you more "correct" than the actual owners of the intellectual property who made decisions they knew would disappoint people regardless what was chosen.
I don't want fan service or weird architecture for the sake of weird architecture. I want them to tell their story in the environment they've chosen it to be told in.
I agree with you that this building, as being actively used, should not be ruined and was about to make a post with exactly that picture.
I mean which society if not the altmers would take care of the old buildings and keep maintaining them?
EDIT:
But I am very glad that we likely see a theatre and a public bath! Where else in Tamriel if not in Summerset we should have it? Thank you devs!!
More proof they don't know what they're doing. They wouldn't stop talking about how altmer are all about preservation, keeping things the same, and respecting the past...and yet there's crumbling ruins everywhere, even in the middle of their own towns. Some "advanced society" this is.
I mean really, they're contradicting themselves now. Are their own statements "transcription errors" too?
psychotrip wrote: »WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »You're trying to argue that a piece of the lore is not lore.
Lore is accepted cultural knowledge originating from within a culture.
How you even read the Pocket Guide?
The Aldmeri Dominion, the Elsweyr Confederacy, and Morrowind have yet to join the Empire, but are described in this book for the edification of the scholar, the fascination of the common citizen, and the preparation of the soldier.
***
Now, citizen, we entreat you to review our modest survey of the Empire's dominions. If it entertains and edifies, reflect not upon the humble labors of this scribe, but on the gracious benevolence of our beloved Emperor, whose very name is as ambrosia upon our tongues, who in his wisdom has ordained that this survey be created and distributed among the earnest and wise people of Tamriel, that they might better understand the glories and challenges of these Lands and Dominions, and that they might better appreciate the great burdens of rulership he bears in our names with such fortitude.
It uses a version of edify twice for a specific reason. The root of the word is aedes, which means "house" or "temple". It's an Imperial book meant to indoctrinate Imperial minds.psychotrip wrote: »Read my sig.
That's just a variation on the fan angle. That because you speculated and dreamed big in another direction, that makes you more "correct" than the actual owners of the intellectual property who made decisions they knew would disappoint people regardless what was chosen.
I don't want fan service or weird architecture for the sake of weird architecture. I want them to tell their story in the environment they've chosen it to be told in.
I agree with you that this building, as being actively used, should not be ruined and was about to make a post with exactly that picture.
I mean which society if not the altmers would take care of the old buildings and keep maintaining them?
EDIT:
But I am very glad that we likely see a theatre and a public bath! Where else in Tamriel if not in Summerset we should have it? Thank you devs!!
More proof they don't know what they're doing. They wouldn't stop talking about how altmer are all about preservation, keeping things the same, and respecting the past...and yet there's crumbling ruins everywhere, even in the middle of their own towns. Some "advanced society" this is.
I mean really, they're contradicting themselves now. Are their own statements "transcription errors" too?
psychotrip wrote: »Exactly. But it would require them to admit that they made a mistake with their art design.grizzledcroc wrote: »Bumparoni , Its a simple change to add some color to it.
This is never getting changed
Honestly, it doesn’t even make sense for altmer to have all this malachite anymore. Where are they getting it from? Zenimax clearly didnt take the time to consider why a nation with no volcanoes uses so much volcanic glass. It’s amateur world-building.
psychotrip wrote: »Exactly. But it would require them to admit that they made a mistake with their art design.grizzledcroc wrote: »Bumparoni , Its a simple change to add some color to it.
This is never getting changed
Honestly, it doesn’t even make sense for altmer to have all this malachite anymore. Where are they getting it from? Zenimax clearly didnt take the time to consider why a nation with no volcanoes uses so much volcanic glass. It’s amateur world-building.
Easy to say that they were just using some early work for the trailers so far. Then they start using the new look in future trailers.
Islands for formed from volcanic activity. It could be from a extinct volcano. The high use of the materials would be s driving force to locate new sources.
psychotrip wrote: »WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »You're trying to argue that a piece of the lore is not lore.
Lore is accepted cultural knowledge originating from within a culture.
How you even read the Pocket Guide?
The Aldmeri Dominion, the Elsweyr Confederacy, and Morrowind have yet to join the Empire, but are described in this book for the edification of the scholar, the fascination of the common citizen, and the preparation of the soldier.
***
Now, citizen, we entreat you to review our modest survey of the Empire's dominions. If it entertains and edifies, reflect not upon the humble labors of this scribe, but on the gracious benevolence of our beloved Emperor, whose very name is as ambrosia upon our tongues, who in his wisdom has ordained that this survey be created and distributed among the earnest and wise people of Tamriel, that they might better understand the glories and challenges of these Lands and Dominions, and that they might better appreciate the great burdens of rulership he bears in our names with such fortitude.
It uses a version of edify twice for a specific reason. The root of the word is aedes, which means "house" or "temple". It's an Imperial book meant to indoctrinate Imperial minds.psychotrip wrote: »Read my sig.
That's just a variation on the fan angle. That because you speculated and dreamed big in another direction, that makes you more "correct" than the actual owners of the intellectual property who made decisions they knew would disappoint people regardless what was chosen.
I don't want fan service or weird architecture for the sake of weird architecture. I want them to tell their story in the environment they've chosen it to be told in.
I agree with you that this building, as being actively used, should not be ruined and was about to make a post with exactly that picture.
I mean which society if not the altmers would take care of the old buildings and keep maintaining them?
EDIT:
But I am very glad that we likely see a theatre and a public bath! Where else in Tamriel if not in Summerset we should have it? Thank you devs!!
More proof they don't know what they're doing. They wouldn't stop talking about how altmer are all about preservation, keeping things the same, and respecting the past...and yet there's crumbling ruins everywhere, even in the middle of their own towns. Some "advanced society" this is.
I mean really, they're contradicting themselves now. Are their own statements "transcription errors" too?
well at this point all we can do is that the damage is done, the exp will release on may 23rd and we have a very SMALL window to get changes
psychotrip wrote: »psychotrip wrote: »Exactly. But it would require them to admit that they made a mistake with their art design.grizzledcroc wrote: »Bumparoni , Its a simple change to add some color to it.
This is never getting changed
Honestly, it doesn’t even make sense for altmer to have all this malachite anymore. Where are they getting it from? Zenimax clearly didnt take the time to consider why a nation with no volcanoes uses so much volcanic glass. It’s amateur world-building.
Easy to say that they were just using some early work for the trailers so far. Then they start using the new look in future trailers.
Islands for formed from volcanic activity. It could be from a extinct volcano. The high use of the materials would be s driving force to locate new sources.
I know I sound like a ***, but this is wishful thinking. They're not intentionally showing us older, outdated examples of Summerset in their trailers. This doesn't make any sense.psychotrip wrote: »WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »You're trying to argue that a piece of the lore is not lore.
Lore is accepted cultural knowledge originating from within a culture.
How you even read the Pocket Guide?
The Aldmeri Dominion, the Elsweyr Confederacy, and Morrowind have yet to join the Empire, but are described in this book for the edification of the scholar, the fascination of the common citizen, and the preparation of the soldier.
***
Now, citizen, we entreat you to review our modest survey of the Empire's dominions. If it entertains and edifies, reflect not upon the humble labors of this scribe, but on the gracious benevolence of our beloved Emperor, whose very name is as ambrosia upon our tongues, who in his wisdom has ordained that this survey be created and distributed among the earnest and wise people of Tamriel, that they might better understand the glories and challenges of these Lands and Dominions, and that they might better appreciate the great burdens of rulership he bears in our names with such fortitude.
It uses a version of edify twice for a specific reason. The root of the word is aedes, which means "house" or "temple". It's an Imperial book meant to indoctrinate Imperial minds.psychotrip wrote: »Read my sig.
That's just a variation on the fan angle. That because you speculated and dreamed big in another direction, that makes you more "correct" than the actual owners of the intellectual property who made decisions they knew would disappoint people regardless what was chosen.
I don't want fan service or weird architecture for the sake of weird architecture. I want them to tell their story in the environment they've chosen it to be told in.
I agree with you that this building, as being actively used, should not be ruined and was about to make a post with exactly that picture.
I mean which society if not the altmers would take care of the old buildings and keep maintaining them?
EDIT:
But I am very glad that we likely see a theatre and a public bath! Where else in Tamriel if not in Summerset we should have it? Thank you devs!!
More proof they don't know what they're doing. They wouldn't stop talking about how altmer are all about preservation, keeping things the same, and respecting the past...and yet there's crumbling ruins everywhere, even in the middle of their own towns. Some "advanced society" this is.
I mean really, they're contradicting themselves now. Are their own statements "transcription errors" too?
well at this point all we can do is that the damage is done, the exp will release on may 23rd and we have a very SMALL window to get changes
Dude, I'm telling you now as someone whose tried to get even smaller stuff fixed from Zenimax and Bethesda: they aren't going to change anything, especially if it's an intentional design choice, however nonsensical it may be.
psychotrip wrote: »psychotrip wrote: »Exactly. But it would require them to admit that they made a mistake with their art design.grizzledcroc wrote: »Bumparoni , Its a simple change to add some color to it.
This is never getting changed
Honestly, it doesn’t even make sense for altmer to have all this malachite anymore. Where are they getting it from? Zenimax clearly didnt take the time to consider why a nation with no volcanoes uses so much volcanic glass. It’s amateur world-building.
Easy to say that they were just using some early work for the trailers so far. Then they start using the new look in future trailers.
Islands for formed from volcanic activity. It could be from a extinct volcano. The high use of the materials would be s driving force to locate new sources.
I know I sound like a ***, but this is wishful thinking. They're not intentionally showing us older, outdated examples of Summerset in their trailers. This doesn't make any sense.psychotrip wrote: »WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »You're trying to argue that a piece of the lore is not lore.
Lore is accepted cultural knowledge originating from within a culture.
How you even read the Pocket Guide?
The Aldmeri Dominion, the Elsweyr Confederacy, and Morrowind have yet to join the Empire, but are described in this book for the edification of the scholar, the fascination of the common citizen, and the preparation of the soldier.
***
Now, citizen, we entreat you to review our modest survey of the Empire's dominions. If it entertains and edifies, reflect not upon the humble labors of this scribe, but on the gracious benevolence of our beloved Emperor, whose very name is as ambrosia upon our tongues, who in his wisdom has ordained that this survey be created and distributed among the earnest and wise people of Tamriel, that they might better understand the glories and challenges of these Lands and Dominions, and that they might better appreciate the great burdens of rulership he bears in our names with such fortitude.
It uses a version of edify twice for a specific reason. The root of the word is aedes, which means "house" or "temple". It's an Imperial book meant to indoctrinate Imperial minds.psychotrip wrote: »Read my sig.
That's just a variation on the fan angle. That because you speculated and dreamed big in another direction, that makes you more "correct" than the actual owners of the intellectual property who made decisions they knew would disappoint people regardless what was chosen.
I don't want fan service or weird architecture for the sake of weird architecture. I want them to tell their story in the environment they've chosen it to be told in.
I agree with you that this building, as being actively used, should not be ruined and was about to make a post with exactly that picture.
I mean which society if not the altmers would take care of the old buildings and keep maintaining them?
EDIT:
But I am very glad that we likely see a theatre and a public bath! Where else in Tamriel if not in Summerset we should have it? Thank you devs!!
More proof they don't know what they're doing. They wouldn't stop talking about how altmer are all about preservation, keeping things the same, and respecting the past...and yet there's crumbling ruins everywhere, even in the middle of their own towns. Some "advanced society" this is.
I mean really, they're contradicting themselves now. Are their own statements "transcription errors" too?
well at this point all we can do is that the damage is done, the exp will release on may 23rd and we have a very SMALL window to get changes
Dude, I'm telling you now as someone whose tried to get even smaller stuff fixed from Zenimax and Bethesda: they aren't going to change anything, especially if it's an intentional design choice, however nonsensical it may be.
psychotrip wrote: »psychotrip wrote: »Exactly. But it would require them to admit that they made a mistake with their art design.grizzledcroc wrote: »Bumparoni , Its a simple change to add some color to it.
This is never getting changed
Honestly, it doesn’t even make sense for altmer to have all this malachite anymore. Where are they getting it from? Zenimax clearly didnt take the time to consider why a nation with no volcanoes uses so much volcanic glass. It’s amateur world-building.
Easy to say that they were just using some early work for the trailers so far. Then they start using the new look in future trailers.
Islands for formed from volcanic activity. It could be from a extinct volcano. The high use of the materials would be s driving force to locate new sources.
I know I sound like a ***, but this is wishful thinking. They're not intentionally showing us older, outdated examples of Summerset in their trailers. This doesn't make any sense.psychotrip wrote: »WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »You're trying to argue that a piece of the lore is not lore.
Lore is accepted cultural knowledge originating from within a culture.
How you even read the Pocket Guide?
The Aldmeri Dominion, the Elsweyr Confederacy, and Morrowind have yet to join the Empire, but are described in this book for the edification of the scholar, the fascination of the common citizen, and the preparation of the soldier.
***
Now, citizen, we entreat you to review our modest survey of the Empire's dominions. If it entertains and edifies, reflect not upon the humble labors of this scribe, but on the gracious benevolence of our beloved Emperor, whose very name is as ambrosia upon our tongues, who in his wisdom has ordained that this survey be created and distributed among the earnest and wise people of Tamriel, that they might better understand the glories and challenges of these Lands and Dominions, and that they might better appreciate the great burdens of rulership he bears in our names with such fortitude.
It uses a version of edify twice for a specific reason. The root of the word is aedes, which means "house" or "temple". It's an Imperial book meant to indoctrinate Imperial minds.psychotrip wrote: »Read my sig.
That's just a variation on the fan angle. That because you speculated and dreamed big in another direction, that makes you more "correct" than the actual owners of the intellectual property who made decisions they knew would disappoint people regardless what was chosen.
I don't want fan service or weird architecture for the sake of weird architecture. I want them to tell their story in the environment they've chosen it to be told in.
I agree with you that this building, as being actively used, should not be ruined and was about to make a post with exactly that picture.
I mean which society if not the altmers would take care of the old buildings and keep maintaining them?
EDIT:
But I am very glad that we likely see a theatre and a public bath! Where else in Tamriel if not in Summerset we should have it? Thank you devs!!
More proof they don't know what they're doing. They wouldn't stop talking about how altmer are all about preservation, keeping things the same, and respecting the past...and yet there's crumbling ruins everywhere, even in the middle of their own towns. Some "advanced society" this is.
I mean really, they're contradicting themselves now. Are their own statements "transcription errors" too?
well at this point all we can do is that the damage is done, the exp will release on may 23rd and we have a very SMALL window to get changes
Dude, I'm telling you now as someone whose tried to get even smaller stuff fixed from Zenimax and Bethesda: they aren't going to change anything, especially if it's an intentional design choice, however nonsensical it may be.
The only instance I can think of where they changed the graphics due to feedback was during the Morrowind PTS cycle where they changed the look of Warden's Frost Cloak.
Which really surprised me, because it seemed a bigger change than fixing the colour of bonemold guard armor, and it wasn't nearly as necessary.
trying to discredit me because my frequent posting, I don't need to farm anything now that I am maxed out. Any insightfuls please comments are just for the lolsThe OP is the undisputed master of farming threads. Well done. I don’t get what’s so important about the hue of the architecture.
1) All they showed so far is the cinematic trailer. There is no in game art yet.
2) I guess not everybody is super-interested in the lore part. I did follow the uproar concerning the Telvanni Towers and didn’t feel the same. The Towers certainly were not a pleasing sight, but to say everyone wanted them to look like in TES 3 is a huge stretch. There are a lot of people who haven’t even played the previous TES games.
3) Please don’t say “we” when you mean “you”. The community isn’t even if one opinion in the list basic matters of the game.
4) Fir my part I’m looking forward to Summerset, glass roofs or no. It’s inconsequential to me. I’d rather have them spend the programming time in bug fixes.
trying to discredit me because my frequent posting, I don't need to farm anything now that I am maxed out. Any insightfuls please comments are just for the lolsThe OP is the undisputed master of farming threads. Well done. I don’t get what’s so important about the hue of the architecture.
1) All they showed so far is the cinematic trailer. There is no in game art yet.
2) I guess not everybody is super-interested in the lore part. I did follow the uproar concerning the Telvanni Towers and didn’t feel the same. The Towers certainly were not a pleasing sight, but to say everyone wanted them to look like in TES 3 is a huge stretch. There are a lot of people who haven’t even played the previous TES games.
3) Please don’t say “we” when you mean “you”. The community isn’t even if one opinion in the list basic matters of the game.
4) Fir my part I’m looking forward to Summerset, glass roofs or no. It’s inconsequential to me. I’d rather have them spend the programming time in bug fixes.
1) cinematics are just about what they want to achieve ingame. Many problems in morrowinds beta were not fixed by launch and still are not fixed today. Raised awareness to the problem prior to beta starts might be the best solution.
2)Anyone that doesn't care for lore will not be affected, but those of us that care for lore care. Skyrims interpretation of telvanni towers were modern and a lot more pleasing than esos.
3) when I refer to we I refer to us that care for lore. If anyone gets triggered because they think we means them Idrc
4) bugs and fixes are not taken care of by the art team, I am sure they have a separate team for that and so that leaves the art team to fix that mess
trying to discredit me because my frequent posting, I don't need to farm anything now that I am maxed out. Any insightfuls please comments are just for the lolsThe OP is the undisputed master of farming threads. Well done. I don’t get what’s so important about the hue of the architecture.
1) All they showed so far is the cinematic trailer. There is no in game art yet.
2) I guess not everybody is super-interested in the lore part. I did follow the uproar concerning the Telvanni Towers and didn’t feel the same. The Towers certainly were not a pleasing sight, but to say everyone wanted them to look like in TES 3 is a huge stretch. There are a lot of people who haven’t even played the previous TES games.
3) Please don’t say “we” when you mean “you”. The community isn’t even if one opinion in the list basic matters of the game.
4) Fir my part I’m looking forward to Summerset, glass roofs or no. It’s inconsequential to me. I’d rather have them spend the programming time in bug fixes.
1) cinematics are just about what they want to achieve ingame. Many problems in morrowinds beta were not fixed by launch and still are not fixed today. Raised awareness to the problem prior to beta starts might be the best solution.
2)Anyone that doesn't care for lore will not be affected, but those of us that care for lore care. Skyrims interpretation of telvanni towers were modern and a lot more pleasing than esos.
3) when I refer to we I refer to us that care for lore. If anyone gets triggered because they think we means them Idrc
4) bugs and fixes are not taken care of by the art team, I am sure they have a separate team for that and so that leaves the art team to fix that mess
As you see, I edited before you posted. My apologies. Still, I do think there are a lot of threads lately that just have user reactions in mind. It’s annoying.
As for the art team, who do you think is going to put that art into the game? The programming team. It’s work hours that could be spent much better elsewhere. I simply don’t think this is a major issue, there isn’t even game art yet.
trying to discredit me because my frequent posting, I don't need to farm anything now that I am maxed out. Any insightfuls please comments are just for the lolsThe OP is the undisputed master of farming threads. Well done. I don’t get what’s so important about the hue of the architecture.
1) All they showed so far is the cinematic trailer. There is no in game art yet.
2) I guess not everybody is super-interested in the lore part. I did follow the uproar concerning the Telvanni Towers and didn’t feel the same. The Towers certainly were not a pleasing sight, but to say everyone wanted them to look like in TES 3 is a huge stretch. There are a lot of people who haven’t even played the previous TES games.
3) Please don’t say “we” when you mean “you”. The community isn’t even if one opinion in the list basic matters of the game.
4) Fir my part I’m looking forward to Summerset, glass roofs or no. It’s inconsequential to me. I’d rather have them spend the programming time in bug fixes.
1) cinematics are just about what they want to achieve ingame. Many problems in morrowinds beta were not fixed by launch and still are not fixed today. Raised awareness to the problem prior to beta starts might be the best solution.
2)Anyone that doesn't care for lore will not be affected, but those of us that care for lore care. Skyrims interpretation of telvanni towers were modern and a lot more pleasing than esos.
3) when I refer to we I refer to us that care for lore. If anyone gets triggered because they think we means them Idrc
4) bugs and fixes are not taken care of by the art team, I am sure they have a separate team for that and so that leaves the art team to fix that mess
They show cinematic teaser and gameplay trailer on Summerset Chapter announcement. All shown in gameplay trailer is ingame footage. Also you can find some ingame (looks a little edited) screenshots hereI don’t get what’s so important about the hue of the architecture.
1) All they showed so far is the cinematic trailer. There is no in game art yet.
The programming team create tools, editors for art team that speed up, organized, give possibilities to create art and put this art in game automatically. These hours, days, months are already spent when they created this tools, now programming team used in art direction only if they have idea how to speed up art creation process or if art team lack tools to create what they want.As for the art team, who do you think is going to put that art into the game? The programming team. It’s work hours that could be spent much better elsewhere. I simply don’t think this is a major issue, there isn’t even game art yet.
well at this point all we can do is that the damage is done, the exp will release on may 23rd and we have a very SMALL window to get changes
I wish I had this hope. Remember how Bethesda “transcription errored” the entirety of Cyrodiil for Oblivion. They turned imperials into tan bretons living in middle earth. I have no doubt that Bethesda is fine with Zenimax’s interpretation of Summerset, and will follow suit in future games.WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »well at this point all we can do is that the damage is done, the exp will release on may 23rd and we have a very SMALL window to get changes
Given how long it took them to fix the Indoril banners (and then they still missed the wolf face on the Library of Andule tombs) I'm not holding my breath. My best hope at this point is they will wise up for the next game in the series.
Looks like this thread was killed by being moved to the lore section
starkerealm wrote: »
To be fair, that thread was using fan art of Port Telvannis to justify that the style was inconsistent with TES3. You may notice that Port Telvannis is not on Vvardenfell, and also that it was fan art, with all the canonical relevance of C0DA.
To be fair, it was good fan art, but it was still, not official art, depicting a city we haven't seen in the games since 1993, and Arena's cities looked... different from how we see Morrowind now.
hmsdragonfly wrote: »OtarTheMad wrote: »hmsdragonfly wrote: »OtarTheMad wrote: »OtarTheMad wrote: »Honestly the roofs of the buildings already look dark green to me in the videos and Glass can be that shade of green so to me they are already made of glass.
They are black
Well that's fine that you see black, with my PC I see Dark Green. The pictures are less clear than the Gameplay Trailer, easier to see the colors of the roofs on that. Probably depends on how the light hits it, like most colors. Plus with the Dye system you could easily claim that the designers/elves decided to color the roofs Black but are still made of glass (aka Malachite)
They are obviously not glass.
Agree to disagree then I guess, it's fine. I am not here to argue anything. I was just stating an opinion. I haven't been to Summerset yet so I am holding my opinion on it until I do, a 1:40 second gameplay trailer and 5 pictures aren't enough to paint a picture for me.
You can't "agree to disagree" that this is glass right?
This is one picture, and 100 pictures of this still can't make it glass. It's brick. You know that do you?
I mean, you have all the rights in the world to have an opinion that brick roofs are fine, and you are entilted to your opinion that brick roofs are awesome, but it can't turn brick into glass. Brick is brick and glass is glass.
WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »myskyrim26 wrote: »And also, this matter was covered long ago:
Will we see the buildings of Alinor that look like they are “made from glass or insect wings?” And will we see the Crystal Tower for that matter?
When The Elder Scrolls Online launches, the playable part of the Summerset Isles will be Auridon, the big island between Summerset and the continent that includes the cities of Firsthold and Skywatch. The architecture of the High Elves is fanciful, certainly, but it’s also practical, constructed of real-world materials. Architects can’t make buildings out of poetry!
https://www.imperial-library.info/content/elder-scrolls-online-lore-answers
It was a stupid argument then and it hadn't gotten better with age. Can't make buildings out of poetry? Why not? They can certainly make them out of pixels!
VerboseQuips wrote: »WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »myskyrim26 wrote: »And also, this matter was covered long ago:
Will we see the buildings of Alinor that look like they are “made from glass or insect wings?” And will we see the Crystal Tower for that matter?
When The Elder Scrolls Online launches, the playable part of the Summerset Isles will be Auridon, the big island between Summerset and the continent that includes the cities of Firsthold and Skywatch. The architecture of the High Elves is fanciful, certainly, but it’s also practical, constructed of real-world materials. Architects can’t make buildings out of poetry!
https://www.imperial-library.info/content/elder-scrolls-online-lore-answers
It was a stupid argument then and it hadn't gotten better with age. Can't make buildings out of poetry? Why not? They can certainly make them out of pixels!
It was especially stupid as it was said after Dragonborn had given us Apocrypha to see, and its cathedrals made of books, some of which, I am sure, are about poetry.