StabbityDoom wrote: »

I assume you mean ones where the roofs or boundaries are too small? otherwise sus

I guess that too, i heard complaints about ceilings in certain houses (Twin Arches if i recall?) and that in some houses some walls can easily be removed to provide more space (Earthtear Cavern).

Nerhesi wrote: »

Assume that most houses have invisible walls and the pleasant surprise is when you dont have to deal with invisible walls.

Earthtear: You can't build past the cavern... so no invisible walls really.

Coldharbour: Really great, can build almost anywhere... even past the island horizontally for a bit...


I really do hope the devs do update the ceiling on all the other homes...

Earthtear does have an invisible wall at the edge of the water beyond the raised walkway and off to the right. There is a stone platform there that could be used if it weren’t for that.

Invisible walls on the interiors of homes absolutely drive me crazy. Hunding's Palatial has weird walls/ceilings at the top of those towers' interiors and they don't make any sense. Just want loft spaces, man.

I extended the upper balcony at my Ald Velothi, but you can't simply jump over the rope because of the invisible wall. I had to build a stone arch over the wall which is ugly to circumvent it.

Bastion Sanguinaris has probably the least amount of invisible walls out of any enormous house, the lava on the bottom can be reached, the floating islands with mushrooms near the Blackreach's roof can be reached... and just about anything in between which is huge. Pity the 700 limit hampers its potential.

Speaking of heights, Tel Galen is pretty fun, there are some annoying invisible walls around it but you can reach the very top and the view from there is really something. Stick a comfy chair on that top giant mushroom, maybe use a smaller mushroom as a parasol and enjoy the view sipping a piña colada.

The Erstwhile Sanctuary waterfall area is tricky but offers a nice view and more buildable space than it looks like, takes more trial and error though.

GT's Volcano can't be built up to, but massive structures in height can be built if starting from ground level (I visited a spaceship of sorts once, it was a rather massive) - the whole island can be circled too but there's little purpose in doing so.

Shalidor's Pocket Realm and the other Western Skyrim frozen lake house whose name I can't remember now also seemed very generous in terms of lack of invisible walls but I haven't experimented extensively on them. Same for Kushalit and Varlaisvea.

If all the walls will be catalogued hopefully one day they will get rid of them.
Btw anyone owns the Colossal Aldmeri Grotto? Can you build on the cave's ceiling?