Valenwood with its moving trees wouldn't be bad either. I hope we visit Black Marsh or Elswyr in the next game, as I think both of them could have some really awesome original environments. While I fucking love how Skyrim looks - it's god damn gorgeous - the architecture and overall uniqueness of the landscape in both games is pretty ho-hum. Not to mention Bethesda has been playing things far too safe with Cyrodiil and Skyrim. Combine that with the complex relationships among the different Houses, Guilds, and Factions, and the world actually comes to life - this is something that its successors have failed to accomplish despite their better graphics, scripted NPC cycles, and voice acting (in fact, voice acting is really what killed a lot of the complexity, I think). I could write an essay on the political climate of Vvardenfell. Not to say Oblivion and Skyrim aren't good games, I love both of them, but they don't have even 1/10th of Morrowind's complexity.
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It also makes me frustrated with the future games, as for every step forward that technology has taken the series I feel like it's also made it take two steps back. I have no clue when I'll be playing Skyrim again, as I've spent all my free time in the lats three days playing the third Elder Scrolls. In my excitement for Dragonborn, I ended up reinstalling Morrowind. Otherwise I would have made myself Bairoth Delum, Dragnipur, Grief, and so forth loooong ago. Unfortunately I'm not a models/texture guy, which is what you want for this kind of thing.
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The main point being that the mod is absolutely nothing like what I imaginedĭamnit, now I want someone who can do those sorts of mods to actually do one based on the description Silencer, get on that for me! But the vague image is usually based on the description, and the blade of the agate one was closest to that vague image.
Yeah, I'll be honest, I didn't have a definite detailed picture of it in my head. And to be honest, my imaginings of stuff that I read are very seldom detailed beyond a very rough outlining, that also probably changes between reads. It's huge and it's made of stone, that's enough for me D.
But yes, you have some points, it does not look like it's made of flint and it doesn't match the description you quoted. Hah, I had absolutely no recollection of that passage, so it didn't really bother me.
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