However, Dwemer ruins have berthing areas, dining areas, all sorts of furniture, and it's obvious that at least some of them housed people. I have to agree with respect to Ayleid ruins.
Relativelybest mentioned that neither seemed like people actually lived there. The devs seem to have been much more creative and innovative in reusing bits and pices in Skyrim than they were in Oblivion. While you'll still get a bit of deja vu on occasion, even familiar sections are "decorated" in ways that make them seem new and unique. I'm not certain that the tile sets in Skyrim are all that more extensive than in Oblivion but the developers certainly did a much better job in Skyrim of fleshing out the dungeons. There were a few very confusing examples of non-predictable Ayleid ruins, but these were few and far between. The simple fact is that in Oblivion nearly everything was predictable. NSCReaver mentioned that Ayleid ruins were predictable. Hoping there will be some sort of Ayleid resource-pack released soon
I know Oblivion got lots of mods containing very impressive Ayleids, and I'm sure the same will be for Skyrim and its Dwemer. Eventhough it look a lot bigger than it is, it's still quite impressive.īut Bethesda's lack of imagination on level-design doesnt really have anything to do with these cultures. Black Reach is one exception though, which was much more clearly designed with main buildings, farmer buildings, arenas, meeting halls, and many small areas by the water for chilling, just like any city. I rarely get the feeling of lost civilizations, but more like dumped and forgotten shrines, tombs or industry. I have some sort of light phobia against that kind of stuff, so I really feel uncomfortable when exploring Dwemer ruins Blackreach also came as a huge OMGWTFBBQ-experience, but that basically says that Dwemer got a lot more attention during Skyrims Development than Ayleid got for Oblivion.īut I agree with recent posts, that both Dwemer and Ayleid ruins lacked logic in their design. I prefer the style and art of mysterious Ayleid, but Dwemer is a lot more interesting and frightening to explore because of their unpredictable machinery.
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