Berry's recent one in his showcase was good, though! Check that out to get an idea.
), but there'll be plenty future barrow claims, no worries. Still a work in progress.Agreed about the atmosphere. Some warmer lights - lit firecups, cave lichens, candles in tended barrows - would make cool contrasting points tok, I imagine.roerich wrote:The barrows should be made using a combination of exterior and interior barrow pieces, along with green'ish lights and mist statics. They should look and feel old. Some of them should be looted, or parts of them at least.
I'm recently considered to be originator of statements I have never made.Those big sidewalls pieces could result in some framerate drop; iirc Worsas suggested not to use them extensively.
Ah, I'm sorry for (double) misleading, then.worsas wrote:I'm recently considered to be originator of statements I have never made.Those big sidewalls pieces could result in some framerate drop; iirc Worsas suggested not to use them extensively.
Adding a few more of those sidewalls is no issue at all, as long as you don't go into the hundreds. They surely have more geometry than the simple tiles but it's not that much and they are all bundled in a single nitrishape, which makes them preferable to use over many single block objects.
I seem to be in minority about Stalhrim then. I have no idea what I can replace it with in my barrow though, to avoid breaking the composition or radically changing the concept for it.Yeti wrote:I'd avoid using Stahlrim this far west. It might be alright to use it in remote areas of the eastern holds (if we ever even get to those), but it should be common on the mainland, I'd say.
A long abandoned place, quite small on the inside. Being in such a remote area, it has remained fairly well-preserved and no robbers have taken the long journey up the cliffs to lay their hands on the treasures the Nords have laid their ancestors to rest with.
