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question about size
question about size
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question about size
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03-17-2008, 02:09 AM,
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question about size
i know that travel speeds in oblivion are faster than in morrowind, so the land seems smaller (and cyrodiil's bowl shape kind of ruins it), but which landmass is bigger (in gameplay, not lore)?
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03-17-2008, 02:18 AM,
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I think Cyrodiil is larger. Vvardenfell was something like 10 square miles whereas Cyrodiil is 16.
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03-17-2008, 06:48 AM,
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Correct
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03-17-2008, 06:30 PM,
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Morrowind is 10 sq miles With the not-repeating sea included.
Cyrodiil is considerably larger than the landmass of Vvardenfell, nearing double.
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03-17-2008, 06:46 PM,
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Morrowind feels bigger because you couldn't walk 10 metres without coming face-to-face with an impassable mountain. Combined with a walking speed as slow as molasses, morrowind felt pretty darn huge. Until you had constant effect levitate and the boots of blinding speed ofc... Oblivion on the other hand has a much faster movement speed which combined with a lack of any serious obstacles, makes the gameworld feel much smaller. Getting lost in morrowind was suprisingly easy, and a game world you can get lost in is immediately going to feel larger than Oblivion's with its GPS-Questometer and fast-travel. Arguably how large the world feels to the player is more important than how big it actually is, so I wouldn't worry to much about any actual numbers.
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03-17-2008, 08:41 PM,
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True enuf Alasdair, but for the buffs the release data was as said above:
10sq for Morrowind then the Island of Solstheim was blended into that; 16sq for Cyrodiil + infinity for the Plain of Oblivion (because they claimed it would be generated uniquely each time you went to another area)
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03-17-2008, 08:55 PM,
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There are about 7 different realms of oblivion and 2 or 3 quest related realms of oblivion.
I wonder if the borderlands (like that generated piece of Morrowind, Argonia, Elsweyr,..) of the size of cyrodill is also counted. If so, the size of Cyrodill and MW won't differ much. |
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03-18-2008, 02:16 AM,
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I dont think it is, but then again it is blocked unless you use a mod/ change that one thing. Oblivion can get the feeling with that right mods though, enough mods that take away fast travel and make new lands and you got one hell of a game. =)
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