The world could feel more alive!
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SydneyGrey✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭I'd just be happy if they finally put a mount or two in that stable in Riverhold (Elsweyr).
When I talk to the Khajiit stablehand, he brags about his mounts, but they're all apparently invisible.
Did they all run away and he just hasn't noticed it yet? 1 -
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✭✭✭@craybest I agree and would love to see those things in ESO, but I wonder how much of it would be possible in an MMORPG? I believe most (all?) of the examples you posted are from single player games which I don’t think have the same limitations.
BDO is a good example of a mmo with alive and bustling cities though٩(͡๏̯͡๏)۶
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hakan✭✭✭✭✭i think immersion and other stuff depends on the person. meanwhile it could be better, i like eso's scenery.
the mystic, unknown feeling of ESO long gone( happens with every game tbh cant be helped), but i really enjoy elsweyr right now. ( could have been better though. like same env. texture everywhere gets really boring after some time)
i believe engine limitations and money, they cant so everything in a single game.
and think about it. people complains about ugly faces of skyrim then you go look for mods thinking you gonna find some pretty good presets/face models.
and what you see is barbie faces everywhere.
disgusting..
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