Showing posts with label Morrowind. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Morrowind. Show all posts
Tuesday, 8 January 2013
09:38 | 
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Architecture of Morrowind: #9 Pelagiad, Caldera, Ebonheart Video Clips. Duration : 19.73 Mins.
In this video we look at the Imperial towns in Vvardenfall: Pelagiad, Caldera, and Ebonheart. All of the Imperial towns are somewhat based on a medieval European architectural style, and follow the pattern of a fort overlooking the shops and houses of the town. Ebonheart is slightly different in that it is a port, with no commoner dwellings. If you've played Oblivion, you may note that all of the cities in Cyrodiil, with the exception of the Imperial City, follow the same pattern as Pelagiad and Caldera, with the addition of a Chapel.
In this video we look at the Imperial towns in Vvardenfall: Pelagiad, Caldera, and Ebonheart. All of the Imperial towns are somewhat based on a medieval European architectural style, and follow the pattern of a fort overlooking the shops and houses of the town. Ebonheart is slightly different in that it is a port, with no commoner dwellings. If you've played Oblivion, you may note that all of the cities in Cyrodiil, with the exception of the Imperial City, follow the same pattern as Pelagiad and Caldera, with the addition of a Chapel.
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Thursday, 27 December 2012
03:40 |
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Architecture of Morrowind: #1 Introduction and Seyda Neen Tube. Duration : 15.45 Mins.
In this series we'll have a look at the architecture and urban design of the various towns and locations in Morrwind. Morrowind the the third Elder Scrolls game by Bethesda, of which Oblivion and the upcoming Skyrim are sequals. We start off in Seyda Neen, which is the first village a new player will encounter. Note the contrast between the Imperial architecture, which is loosely based on Medieval European architecture, and the local shacks, both in architectural style and apparent properity level.
In this series we'll have a look at the architecture and urban design of the various towns and locations in Morrwind. Morrowind the the third Elder Scrolls game by Bethesda, of which Oblivion and the upcoming Skyrim are sequals. We start off in Seyda Neen, which is the first village a new player will encounter. Note the contrast between the Imperial architecture, which is loosely based on Medieval European architecture, and the local shacks, both in architectural style and apparent properity level.
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