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Regarding the names of the dwellings, I think it's a very interesting topic, and it's worth discussing on the forum.
The thing is, the so-called "upgraded" dwellings are a later version of the names. I started playing when all the dwellings had their own names, both un-upgraded and upgraded. You can see this version in the Platinum Edition from Buki. In my opinion, this is much more justified in terms of both meaning and the overall interest of the game.
The uniform structure of the "upgraded" dwellings, in my opinion, diminishes both the visual perception of the city and the semantic significance of the dwellings themselves.
For example, what makes more sense for the Obsidian Gargoyle dwellings: an upgraded Rampart or a Chapel, which, by the way, is depicted on the map as an external dwelling for the Gargoyles? And how can you imagine an upgraded rampart? A rampart is the prelude to something, a staircase with a platform, so to speak. I, for example, cannot imagine an upgraded staircase with a platform:smile35: The meaning is lost, and in many ways, the urban structure embedded in the game is distorted. And there are many such examples. For example: an upgraded Abandoned Palace. Think about it, and you'll find it funny!
There's fantasy, and then there's the basic meaning of the Russian language.
Therefore, we initially took a course towards an authentic interpretation of the Third Heroes, regarding the names of the creatures' dwellings.
How will this be resolved technically? We have a certain concept that is being discussed.
Regarding the names of the dwellings, I think it's a very interesting topic, and it's worth discussing on the forum.
The thing is, the so-called "upgraded" dwellings are a later version of the names. I started playing when all the dwellings had their own names, both un-upgraded and upgraded. You can see this version in the Platinum Edition from Buki. In my opinion, this is much more justified in terms of both meaning and the overall interest of the game.
The uniform structure of the "upgraded" dwellings, in my opinion, diminishes both the visual perception of the city and the semantic significance of the dwellings themselves.
For example, what makes more sense for the Obsidian Gargoyle dwellings: an upgraded Rampart or a Chapel, which, by the way, is depicted on the map as an external dwelling for the Gargoyles? And how can you imagine an upgraded rampart? A rampart is the prelude to something, a staircase with a platform, so to speak. I, for example, cannot imagine an upgraded staircase with a platform:smile35: The meaning is lost, and in many ways, the urban structure embedded in the game is distorted. And there are many such examples. For example: an upgraded Abandoned Palace. Think about it, and you'll find it funny!
There's fantasy, and then there's the basic meaning of the Russian language.
Therefore, we initially took a course towards an authentic interpretation of the Third Heroes, regarding the names of the creatures' dwellings.
How will this be resolved technically? We have a certain concept that is being discussed.
Настоящие герои - не те, пред кем мы преклоняемся, а те, кого мы оплевываем...[/COLOR]
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"So much has gone
and little is new"
David Bowie
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"So much has gone
and little is new"
David Bowie