old_mufasa wrote: »"The style of the imperial houses in the game is not Roman"
well its Greco-Roman... also the imperials are based on a Roman theme.. doesn't mean they are Roman in everything.
Granted I've only seen screen shots but the house looked to me like the same style in Anvil and that is Greco-Roman
Nibenese is Imperial is Cyrodiilic. Well, Nibenese culture is a specific subset of Cyrod culture, but you get the idea. It is heavy influenced by "Roman" styles but it is not truly Roman, same as many Orsimer aesthetics are reminiscent of Mongolian objects, but is not actually Mongolian.
MLGProPlayer wrote: »old_mufasa wrote: »"The style of the imperial houses in the game is not Roman"
well its Greco-Roman... also the imperials are based on a Roman theme.. doesn't mean they are Roman in everything.
Granted I've only seen screen shots but the house looked to me like the same style in Anvil and that is Greco-Roman
The houses available in the game look more Gothic than Greco-Roman. They're definitely not the same style as Gold Coast or Hollowed City. See below:
But my point is that there are two imperial styles in the game:
"Imperial" and "Nibenese". They look completely different. The Nibenese furnishings don't match the imperial homes at all.
You can't actually buy the "Imperial" style in the crown store though. It's only available if you buy a pre-furnished Imperial home. I'm asking ZOS why they aren't selling individual pieces of the "Imperial" style in the store.
MLGProPlayer wrote: »Interesting development this patch.
All the "imperial" (or Colovian style) furniture has been removed from the game and replaced with Nibenese furniture (which is now called "imperial"). As a result, all of the pre-furnished imperial homes have been re-designed with the Nibenese furnishings.
I don't like this since, as mentioned earlier, the Nibenese style clashes with the style of the actual home.
Look at the new lamp posts (completely different stone style and colour):
I'm guessing there weren't enough Colovian furniture assets to cover every furniture category so they scrapped the entire style. That's unfortunate because the new Imperial furniture doesn't match the house house style at all.
For anyone planning on getting an imperial home, I've found that most of the Dark Elf stuff, as well as some of the Orc and Breton furnishings fit nicely with the house's style.
tribbsb16_ESO wrote: »I reported this in game today, I certainly won't be buying any of the Imperial houses with crowns if it stays like this
Is that Anvil? Anvil shouldn't be Nibenese.MLGProPlayer wrote: »For reference, this is what Nibenese homes look like:
Is that Anvil? Anvil shouldn't be Nibenese.
Definitely agree with the comments here that any "Imperial" furnishings should be Colovian rather than Nibenese, since all the "Imperial" houses are Colovian. It would be better to have just kept the names as they were though, as Colovian and Nibenese styles are very different.
@Dominoid are you able to confirm from your spreadsheet the changes that have been made to Imperial/Colovian/Nibenese furnishings?
Ah, fair enough. I can always try to work it out from the UESP database (which I think is 2.7.0).
@Enodoc, Using the UESP link, the "Nibenese" furniture from 2.7.0 became "Imperial" in 2.7.2. Their was never any "Colovian" items in the code for furniture.
tribbsb16_ESO wrote: »
Yeah sure, I remember that comparison. So is it actually the same as the true Nibenese architecture found elsewhere, or is it something else?JarlUlfric wrote: »@Enodoc Even though it appears to be Nibenese, the reasoning was that it appeared true to what it looked like in Oblivion. When the Gold Coast came out I made an album comparing all the noticeable buildings in this album.
http://imgur.com/a/2SE95
MLGProPlayer wrote: »old_mufasa wrote: »"The style of the imperial houses in the game is not Roman"
well its Greco-Roman... also the imperials are based on a Roman theme.. doesn't mean they are Roman in everything.
Granted I've only seen screen shots but the house looked to me like the same style in Anvil and that is Greco-Roman
The houses available in the game look more Gothic than Greco-Roman. They're definitely not the same style as Gold Coast or Hollowed City. See below:
But my point is that there are two imperial styles in the game:
"Imperial" and "Nibenese". They look completely different. The Nibenese furnishings don't match the imperial homes at all.
You can't actually buy the "Imperial" style in the crown store though. It's only available if you buy a pre-furnished Imperial home. I'm asking ZOS why they aren't selling individual pieces of the "Imperial" style in the store.