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Friday, April 15, 2005

4:54 AM - A ruined fortress

I came across this ruined fortress (loc: 117 113) near a village earlier this morning, there is a bridge across the fortress to a nice little village. I shot some pictures of the village down below as well as a video of the fortress.





Village
Bridge
Village
Trees near the village
A windmill in the distance
Village from broken bridge (fortress)

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi, very nice videos.

I wonder though why the grass/plants appear in the last moment, is this a performance configuration in the client?  

Blogger The Mourning said...

I had ground detail set to the lowest possible setting. The game is pretty graphic intensive, so all these screenshots were taking with low setting on ground details. Thus the grass appearing when I'm right next to it.  

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