What is the point of this Wall and Column at Seabloom Villa?

SilverBride

There is a wall and column on the top patio area of Seabloom Villa that looks very out of place and serves no purpose. I would love to be able to remove it because I feel it would improve the look of this area greatly if it was gone.

I don't know that anything can be done about it now, but it would be great if we could remove more structural pieces, especially when they serve no purpose.

ElderOfTamriel

Probably just there to annoy you

Most likely they just tested what would look the best and forgot to remove it as it doesnt seem to even fit the style of the existing railing.

SilverBride

I placed a bush over it to try to make it less noticeable, but there are other problems with this house.

There is a big gap under the outside stairs that we can see the bottom of some structure through that I covered with a large rock.

I really love this house but hope they look at and fix these things. Although the biggest problem is letting things like this slip through in the first place. There are similar issues with Merrivine Estate.

Elvenheart

I posted this before, but I wish the fireplaces were movable. And I wish the ladder had been a spiral staircase graphic. But I did figure out a way to make it look a bit more natural by putting a bookcase behind it so it looks like the ladder is for the bookcase.

SilverBride

Elvenheart wrote: »

I posted this before, but I wish the fireplaces were movable. And I wish the ladder had been a spiral staircase graphic. But I did figure out a way to make it look a bit more natural by putting a bookcase behind it so it looks like the ladder is for the bookcase.

I borrowed that idea.

SilverBride

I ended up using a curved wall and a straight wall and a cluster of flowers to make it blend in more.

Jaimeh

SilverBride wrote: »

I ended up using a curved wall and a straight wall and a cluster of flowers to make it blend in more.

The curved wall look nice!

ElderOfTamriel

SilverBride wrote: »

I ended up using a curved wall and a straight wall and a cluster of flowers to make it blend in more.

Does look good yes but why is your char so small? Looks like she got shrinked somehow.

Elvenheart

ElderOfTamriel wrote: »

SilverBride wrote: »

I ended up using a curved wall and a straight wall and a cluster of flowers to make it blend in more.

Does look good yes but why is your char so small? Looks like she got shrinked somehow.

One of the Fabled Brewmasters escaped the IA and followed @SilverBride home.

SilverBride

ElderOfTamriel wrote: »

Does look good yes but why is your char so small? Looks like she got shrinked somehow.

I was zoomed out some and looking down at an angle to try to capture the entire structure better.

Elvenheart wrote: »

One of the Fabled Brewmasters escaped the IA and followed @SilverBride home.

Or maybe it was this.

Nerouyn

ElderOfTamriel wrote: »

Probably just there to annoy you

You said it in jest but I reckon that's a viable theory.

This is a super cheap "starter" house meant to tease and tantalise into buying bigger, better and most importantly, massively more expensive.

Such imperfections potentially serve those ends.

The same may be true of the various imperfections in free with the expansion Hall of the Lunar Champion.

Count the steps on each portal dais in the entry room. One is one short.

One of the windows on the house is in the wrong place - different on in and outside.

While not technically an error, the asymmetries in the middle area make it a challenge to decorate.

Also in the not-an-error department, the skanky wooden fence around the house really drags down the tone.

But I've become adept at making problems like these go away.

This is raid level (furnishing, not game) design. Every success is like saving over a hundred dollars of real world money.