Would you like a Dwemer Homestead?

Carbonised

Yes, Id buy a dwemer homestead

There aren't really enough Dwarven furniture pieces for an entire Dwemer home, and like 6+ of the purple ones are pretty much non-existant on my entire megaserver.

I'd like a Dwemer home, but before that, I would like being able to actually obtain those purple Dwarven furniture plans, as well as getting access to more Dwemeri items.

WuffyCerulei

Yes, Id buy a dwemer homestead

I would. And I know a friend who'd probably sell his soul to get one. He's a dwemer nut.

thrillho5000

No, but i dont see why not/i know ppl who would

Huh? Do I want another gaudy pretend mcmansion that costs forty real-life dollars? Nope!

Allow me to clarify: I wouldn't mind having Dwemer homes in a variety of sizes and prices, but I'm not about to throw down an entire chunk of a utility bill for another lousy one- or two-room trophy warehouse.

dodgehopper_ESO

Yes, Id buy a dwemer homestead

I'm slowly developing my dwemer supplies. In time I plan to build a 'Dwemer structure' in the coldharbor home and treat it as a Dwemer building that was pulled away by MoleyPoley and then stolen back yet again by Meridia, and finally the Vestige. That's my thinking anyway.

max_only

No, but i dont see why not/i know ppl who would

Mureel wrote: »

More options, is more options.

It makes no sense to me that we have every other house but not a Dwemer one?

That's money in the Bankerino, ZOS.

Perhaps post also in the Crown Store thread ZOS made, and link back to this thread?

They don’t have an orc longhouse that I’ve seen. They have orc tents in that shape but not a proper longhouse.

jokeaccount

No, but i dont see why not/i know ppl who would

Aliyavana wrote: »

jokeaccount wrote: »

Everything even remotely related to Dwemer makes me sad inside

Why?

Honestly Skyrim kinda ruined them for me. The architecture by itself is nice I suppose, but I can't look at it anymore without thinking of those seemingly endless labyrinthine hallways and sphere guardians popping out of the walls and... (shudder) Blackreach. Dwarven ruins were hands-down the worst dungeons in Skyrim, I'm glad ESO made them somewhat less miserable to run through at least.

Carbonised

Yes, Id buy a dwemer homestead

jokeaccount wrote: »

Aliyavana wrote: »

jokeaccount wrote: »

Everything even remotely related to Dwemer makes me sad inside

Why?

Honestly Skyrim kinda ruined them for me. The architecture by itself is nice I suppose, but I can't look at it anymore without thinking of those seemingly endless labyrinthine hallways and sphere guardians popping out of the walls and... (shudder) Blackmarsh. Dwarven ruins were hands-down the worst dungeons in Skyrim, I'm glad ESO made them somewhat less miserable to run through at least.

Couldn't disagree more. Skyrims locations were much preferable, large Dwemer ruins and Nordic tombs. Could get lost, could spend an hour or two just in a single one of them exploring.
ESO's base game delves are a joke, tiny, linear, and just going through a small tunnel from A to B. The DLC delves are a bit better, more detailed, larger, multilayered, but still nothing compared to Skyrim's locations.

Also, you mean Blackreach, Black Marsh is a completely different thing. I also loved Blackreach.

jokeaccount

No, but i dont see why not/i know ppl who would

Carbonised wrote: »

jokeaccount wrote: »

Aliyavana wrote: »

jokeaccount wrote: »

Everything even remotely related to Dwemer makes me sad inside

Why?

Honestly Skyrim kinda ruined them for me. The architecture by itself is nice I suppose, but I can't look at it anymore without thinking of those seemingly endless labyrinthine hallways and sphere guardians popping out of the walls and... (shudder) Blackmarsh. Dwarven ruins were hands-down the worst dungeons in Skyrim, I'm glad ESO made them somewhat less miserable to run through at least.

Couldn't disagree more. Skyrims locations were much preferable, large Dwemer ruins and Nordic tombs. Could get lost, could spend an hour or two just in a single one of them exploring.
ESO's base game delves are a joke, tiny, linear, and just going through a small tunnel from A to B. The DLC delves are a bit better, more detailed, larger, multilayered, but still nothing compared to Skyrim's locations.

Also, you mean Blackreach, Black Marsh is a completely different thing. I also loved Blackreach.

I guess we'll have to agree to disagree. Skyrim's locations felt extremely copy-and-pasted to me. With a couple exceptions, once you've seen one dwarven ruin or nordic tomb you've kinda seen them all. Oh good, more draugr popping out of totally-not-obvious sarcophagi. Great, another ""puzzle"" that could probably be solved by a five year old randomly button mashing.

Also sounds like we have very different playstyles - two hours in a Skyrim ruin just wandering around looking at the same copy-pasted architecture over and over again sounds hellish to me. I would definitely not say ESO is a superior game in most aspects, but it seems to have a little more variety location-wise at least, even if they are shorter or more linear.

And yes I did mean Blackreach, sorry. Possibly my least favorite location in the game - what with the absolute misery-fest that was Return to Your Roots, the dismal and baffling landscape that had me running in circles and doubling back on myself all the time... couldn't get out of there fast enough.

Nestor

Yes, Id buy a dwemer homestead

Only if they nerf the amount of Dwemer Frames needed for Furniture

Aliyavana

Yes, Id buy a dwemer homestead

Nestor wrote: »

Only if they nerf the amount of Dwemer Frames needed for Furniture

they do need to do that as its a pain making those furnishings