Clockwork City

Stovahkiin · August 2016

k9mouse wrote: »

This one still has faith in ZOS.

Hahahahahaha

nimander99 · August 2016

Forgive me if someone already mentioned this but isn't the Clockwork City we were shown years ago just a level in MSA?

magnusthorek · August 2016

No, the Clockwork City is huge. That was just a level inspired in dwemer stuff.

Recremen · August 2016

I think that whenever Clockwork City comes it will be delightful, but I won't deny that every new DLC zone is likely to experience performance issues as huge numbers of players flock to try out the new content. Still totally worth it, though. Wrothgar is in a special situation because it has pretty dense resource nodes and is enormous, so lots of farmers head there in additional to the people just looking to do quests and world bosses.

nimander99 · August 2016

magnusthorek wrote: »

No, the Clockwork City is huge. That was just a level inspired in dwemer stuff.

Hummmm, I thought they looked exactly the same. But as you said Clockwork City is huge. I hope you are right. Thanks for the reply.

DMuehlhausen · August 2016

NewBlacksmurf wrote: »

Even as bad as content roll out (as far as bugs) you still want content.
I'd rather they stop doing one update a quarter as far as paid content and instead offer a min of one and a max of two large DLC a year.

I'd rather them spent 6-9 month making the entire game smoother. A lot is still changing tho so I'd guess the mentality is to roll the changes out and then work on resolving things.

One Tamriel will be the largest update ever as far as changes and new content tho so I'm fine waiting another 6 months for Clckwork or longer if it's not a huge zone.

This is where I'm at. I'd prefer if they only release 1 or 2 a year as well. Not only can you test more doing this, but as a person who doesn't get to play everyday, sometimes not even every week I'll never be able to stay caught up on content. Right before or when I finish the latest there is new. While always having new content is nice, being able to farm a little to have the gear to be invited into raids when I do get time would be nice.

Enodoc · August 2016

CapnPhoton wrote: »

drakhan2002_ESO wrote: »

EQ2 had "clockworks" - this game has dwemer...so I'd be in favor of a "dwemer city" as it would be lore friendly.

Yes. The dwemer ruins are underground for the most part. If the city were underground, it would probably be more lore friendly.

We have no idea whether it's underground, overground, or even in another dimension. When it's visited in TES3: Tribunal, you're ported straight inside a building, with no mention of the exterior.

nimander99 wrote: »

magnusthorek wrote: »

No, the Clockwork City is huge. That was just a level inspired in dwemer stuff.

Hummmm, I thought they looked exactly the same. But as you said Clockwork City is huge. I hope you are right. Thanks for the reply.

When they started creating the assets for Clockwork City, they used some in MA, which they also did with some of the Murkmire and Spiral Skein assets. But the Clockwork City itself is all but confirmed as coming some time, due to the Prophet's in-game warning.

bertenburnyb16_ESO · August 2016

drakhan2002_ESO wrote: »

EQ2 had "clockworks" - this game has dwemer...so I'd be in favor of a "dwemer city" as it would be lore friendly.

Dude, that made no sense
Its not a dwemer city, its the city of sotah sill, called clockwork city,
And already long in the lore