yes!
I'm going to start on the roads around the city and maybe get someone on the towers too. Check out for new stuff and let me know if it fits in.
Because the city isn't done yet. I have to build it pristine and then ruin it afterwar...*osgiliath flashback* No not agaaainnnHey I was wondering why the canals are there and the bridge even though the lake eventually flooded to reach it. It seemed pretty weird to me.
If you look under the start of bridge, the canal ran into the sewage system underneath it, although its in ruins now.Hey I was wondering why the canals are there and the bridge even though the lake eventually flooded to reach it. It seemed pretty weird to me.
I've said this on the server occasionally, and I know its probably impossible given how hilly the local geography is. Plus it *is* a lot of work. But wouldn't it make sense that Annuminas be about the same size of Osgiliath? They were both capitals of their respective realms at their peaks, and Arnor was every bit as grand as Gondor in its day (the other discussion about the ruined non-lore towns in Eriador prompted this thought).
Looking at the topography, I know this isn't really feasible, its about as big as it can get unless its also built on all the hills as well. But right now it almost looks as if Fornost is bigger, and while Fornost is in of itself a grand city too, and was capital of Arnor for awhile, Annuminas was the original and 'main' capital during its height.
I'm sure this has been discussed among the designers though from before I joined, just thought I would bring it up.
EDIT: Also realized scale on the map may be an issue. A huge city would creep awfully close to the north farthing in the Shire. So yeah, maybe not feasible anyway.
Well gondor is in the south.....Blah, those gondorians, using up all the slaves!
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