Concerned Console Peasant: Is Rimmen Thicc?

ArchMikem

Im itching to know if Rimmen is as large a city as Alinor and Orsinium, in terms of sense of scale. Is it dense? Does it have crowded streets? Can you get lost in it? Does it have thighs for dayz? Is it thicc?

...im getting off track.

DisgracefulMind

It's aight

Banana

ArchMikem wrote: »

Im itching to know if Rimmen is as large a city as Alinor and Orsinium, in terms of sense of scale. Is it dense? Does it have crowded streets? Can you get lost in it? Does it have thighs for dayz? Is it thicc?

...im getting off track.

I thought you didnt drink

Taleof2Cities

It’s a pretty big place, @ArchMikem ... and you can get initially lost if you don’t know where you’re going.

The crafting tables are all in one area similar to Summerset ... so it should be bustling with crafters doing writs.

Now the bad news:

ZOS has (again) made a lot of inaccessible (chained off) doors ... especially in the main palace. Which gives an “incomplete” or “unfinished” impression. In my opinion of course.

MLGProPlayer

It's large in terms of surface area, but it's not very dense. There are only a few buildings, and they're all far apart (it's mostly tents and empty squares/fountains/gardens). I was quite disappointed. It feels more like Vulkhel Guard than Alinor.

Orcrest is awesome and feels like a proper city (seeing it for the first time from outside the city walls is also impressive), but like Sunhold last year, it's a public dungeon.

Fortunately, the rest of the zone is superb. It's the first zone we've had with this much verticality (it reminded me of GW2).

ArchMikem

MLGProPlayer wrote: »

It's large in terms of surface area, but it's not very dense. There are only a few buildings, and they're all far apart (it's mostly tents and empty squares/fountains/gardens). I was quite disappointed. It feels more like Vulkhel Guard than Alinor.

Orcrest is awesome and feels like a proper city (seeing it for the first time from outside the city walls is also impressive), but like Sunhold last year, it's a public dungeon.

Fortunately, the rest of the zone is superb. It's the first zone we've had with this much verticality (it reminded me of GW2).

....disappointing. I even figured Orcrest was gonna be exactly like Sunhold when I peeked at a map of it a little bit ago here. I was really hoping Rimmen could be my new Player Hub to finally replace Rawl'kha, but with it ending up being really empty combined with not even having a legit House within it's walls I'm gonna keep being stuck in Reaper's March. Oh well I guess, saves on Crowns.

Strider__Roshin

I hate modern English.

WolfingHour

Taleof2Cities wrote: »

It’s a pretty big place, @ArchMikem ... and you can get initially lost if you don’t know where you’re going.

The crafting tables are all in one area similar to Summerset ... so it should be bustling with crafters doing writs.

Now the bad news:

ZOS has (again) made a lot of inaccessible (chained off) doors ... especially in the main palace. Which gives an “incomplete” or “unfinished” impression. In my opinion of course.

Design team was too busy making the next sparkly pony reskin.