That is prolific.

That's a lot of planks.

I hate platform games so this isn't my cup of tea. But even I have to admire the amount of work that went into something like this.

Dude should srsly sell tickets to island for gold. That's better than Jurassic Park.

Nyghthowler wrote: »

I am impressed! Freaking awesome design.

But, also very confused on a few points.
I thought all housing had a set limit on place able items?
What was being used to make invisible walk ways?
Not that I want them, but every time flying mounts are brought up the argument is used that the z axis of the game engine would prohibit this from functioning. As we just saw, this isn't true....

As you may know all zones have invisible walls surrounding them, preventing players from running out of the map area. Houses also have invisible roof that limits how high you can build. This video was possible because the invisible roof of Grand Topal Hideaway had a hole in it, allowing players to get above and walk on said invisible roof. As far as I'm aware it has been patched.

That means invisible walkways were not player made at all. And yes, even this house has a item limit, this player likely just didnt have any other items in their house except the planks and items you see in the video. And likely was an ESO+ member and had double item limit.

None of these has anything to do with flying mounts being possible. As far as I know flying mounts will never happen because A) the zones were not build for it and with a flying mount you would be able to get to places you shouldnt get. And thats not a few places. That would be pretty much everywhere where the map ends. Also you would be able to skip quests. And you would be able to skip bosses in trials. B ) That would let you just fly into keep in PVP and skip the siege (though I suppose flying could be disabled in PVP) and C) may have something to do with pathing AI or engine limitations

Ruusa wrote: »

Nyghthowler wrote: »

I am impressed! Freaking awesome design.

But, also very confused on a few points.
I thought all housing had a set limit on place able items?
What was being used to make invisible walk ways?
Not that I want them, but every time flying mounts are brought up the argument is used that the z axis of the game engine would prohibit this from functioning. As we just saw, this isn't true....

As you may know all zones have invisible walls surrounding them, preventing players from running out of the map area. Houses also have invisible roof that limits how high you can build. This video was possible because the invisible roof of Grand Topal Hideaway had a hole in it, allowing players to get above and walk on said invisible roof. As far as I'm aware it has been patched.

That means invisible walkways were not player made at all. And yes, even this house has a item limit, this player likely just didnt have any other items in their house except the planks and items you see in the video. And likely was an ESO+ member and had double item limit.

None of these has anything to do with flying mounts being possible. As far as I know flying mounts will never happen because A) the zones were not build for it and with a flying mount you would be able to get to places you shouldnt get. And thats not a few places. That would be pretty much everywhere where the map ends. Also you would be able to skip quests. And you would be able to skip bosses in trials. B ) That would let you just fly into keep in PVP and skip the siege (though I suppose flying could be disabled in PVP) and C) may have something to do with pathing AI or engine limitations

The invisible roof with a hole explains a lot. Ty @Ruusa .

Ruusa wrote: »

As far as I'm aware it has been patched.

Ruusa, bringer of bad news.

That maze is great! I guess the only way to come down from there in an easy way is... dying? I can't imagine getting up there at night, though.