I agree. Fargrave's architecture looks amazing!

I don't remember doing anything in this area besides ducking trhough at the start of the expansion quest. Is it all sidequests stuff?

I'm impressed with the design of Fargrave. It's the first ESO town where I'm actually playing it like an RPG and not an MMO.

Usually I speedrun through chapters and DLC but not this time. Best content released all year.

I only get annoyed over group and collection of items we don't have as furniture.

I really like the Redguard style, so the reskin doesn't bother me that much.
And in terms of accessibility of guild trader and crafting stations, Fargrave has reached new heights of really annoying realism.
But yep, it's amazing. A lot of verticality as well, and lots of random characters with names.

It's also very clearly TES' version of Sigil, the City of Doors. Only the Lady of Pain is missing.

I keep on calling it Tanelorn...

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Pros:
- Amazing city design and world design in general
- The absolutely awesome world building events. Seeing enemy NPC's interacting with each other in a way they have never done before.
- The cross over between the land types.
- The NPCS in GENERAL. Amazing.
- The new overland combat moves on the dremora, so sick.
- The scenery and ambience and the houses. Mother of god it's something I've been dreaming of for years.

Cons:
- I havent found any yet apart from some hilarious glitches (reading books thru walls) and a little sparse on the mobs (tho i assume thats more people killing them in hoards than anything else)

I am so damn pleased with this ending to the year. I havent done the storyline yet because Im too busy admiring everything else. They need to keep going on the track their on, this was brilliant.

Yeah I can confirm that people are killing the mobs almost as soon as they spawn in right now, so there isn't going to be a lot of things to fight at the moment. No one will be able to accurately count how many mobs there are until the hype dies down a bit.

I also love it. Very satisfied with this year's content. Not that i hated any, loving all content since release where i'm not ganked by other players.
I like relationship of the Grasp and the city, the hostile/friendly hybrid district of the shambles, the bustling Bazaar, the exotic Collector's home, the towering homes (for a little time i was sure i could get to the homes in the upper levels)...but i also find the confusing architecture amazing. At the beginning i was getting lost everywhere and had trouble navigating the mazelike streets. They did a very good job on that.
And yes, Arox is one of my new favorite chars, loved his character development, especially his...burning finale. Don't want to spoiler anything. And the ending was epic! I love how they actively included the quest npcs from the zone in the actual endgame story, not just put them to the celebrating mob at the end, like usually.
Very happy!

Loving the city, just got there. Curious, does the weather ever change? It should have dust storms. Been eyeing that house there, in only they had writ boards there -- I would gladly make it my main hub, even if it's problematic for crafting. Ah, kinda sucks that we can't get the plans for all that amazing clutter either, they had to add it to the store, of course.

I was blown away by Fargrave, love it's atmosphere and all the detail everywhere and exotic feel. I love seeing people climbing in and out of windows and across bridges in the air, high up.

I enjoyed Fargrave too. At first I didn't like the Deadlands because it's so ugly and evil, but it's supposed to be, and once I started learning more about Dremora culture and some of the characters there, I enjoyed the Deadlands too.