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I like this connection between short story nd character introduction and wonderful travel pictures
Ma favs are the main, the foggy pics ( you know this ) and the last one .... This one is absolutely outstanding
I'm very glad you like the travel sets with a bit of a combined storytelling as well as a glimpse of the characters. I really like to do these sets too, because they let me play the game and roleplay the character at the same time. It' struly what I like the most after all...
The favorites you picked are among my own favorites, dear Heike, so it seems we still have the same taste!
But the Dwemer ruins are supercool too!
You know, you're absolutely right! I've seen quite a bunch of metal album covers with twilight skies and dead trees...
marvelous set... and nobody died... accept the bad guys I suppose... that's good
fantastic atmospheric images and great music, min vän... and I have to agree to Lucy... this set has sth in common with the fellowships in the Lotr-saga
No, nobody died, none of the "good guys" anyway!
Like I said to Lucy, big parts of The Reach reminds me a lot about the environment from certain areas the LOTR-movies - the vast craggy wilds and rocks everywhere. Maybe it explains why I like this area of the game so much? I've always been fond of The Reach...
I love both interior and exterior shots, this time I won't choose my favourite
A misty Reach sure looks a lot like the craggy wilds from some of the scenes in both LOTR and The Hobbit. I've also always liked traversing these lands. I find The Reach being a rather beautiful place actually, because it's so wild and with very few settlements...
It has that nice dark and foggish tone to it, even with vividian and climates of Tamriel,..
Love that last shot, it has such a melancholic tone to it,..
Also like the scenic and landscape shots in the first half of the set,...
I'm not sure why this is, but recently I've had such a great fog and mist in my game. Maybe it's because most of the latest characters are in my "Autumn months" and I have something in this file that makes the fog appear more greatly? I don't mind at all though...
The last shot is from the very first cast of light of a new day, just after climbing out of the tent after a night's rest. The hazy morning was indeed atmospheric - almost with a cold warmth in the wind...
I really appreciate it!