Adventure Middle Earth mod for Oblivion

I've just talked to Seven-D about it and he said it would probably be the second smallest of these dots. But what you always have to keep in mind is that this is only the blue mountains - the misty mountains will be about three times as big! ;)

Thanks for the quick reply Grabba. :)

Good to hear mountains will be at least better then Oblivion's :D

Anyway, thanks for answering, I expected it to be around there but we shall see what Seven-D says.

-Rapishorrid

Hey, that is a really good question which I cannot answer properly. I will contact Seven-D, because he is the one making our heightmap. I would assume it is the second or third dot. Our mountains will definitely be a lot bigger and a lot more realistic than the ones in Tamriel, but I cannot promise you too much. Maybe Seven-D can promise a bit more.

Greetings
Grabba :)

Hello everyone. I've been watching this mod for a while and just have a quick question.

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In that picture you can see I have pointed at two locations and put four green dots (look close to see them all) which differ in size. I am wondering as to what scale and size these pictures depict. In real life it would probably be the smallest dot or smaller since mountains are enormous. I am only worried because Oblivion's mountains were severly miniaturized and I would hope that this is not so in AME.

So if someone from the AME dev team could tell me which of those dots (just say 1st largest, 3rd smallest or something along those lines) for each of the two locations would be the size of a character ingame.

Thanks for your time. :)

Yeah, school tends to do that. :(

What should I say here? There is not much I could.
MEMod for Morrowind was not really shut down due to copyright issues, but that is something which we should not talk about here. But I am sure we will finish and publish AME.
About game depth: Yes, there will definitely be real game depth in AME (I fear it is even too much). Dialogues and literature on the one hand, but also the graphics (in some parts really detailled and realistic). Believe me, game depth is one of our most important points, as that is really what is missing in almost every game.
btw. I have been having school for over a month now, but still, that does not really affect my works for AME (alright, it reduces the time available, but that's it). ;)

This is a great idea for a mod, that had been invisiged for Morrowind. But that mod got taken down for legal reasons i.e breaking copyright of who ever owns the right to make Tolkien games.

They spent a long time making that mod before it got shut down so I hope that something has changed in the copyright world of Tolkien, otherwise this mod could get into serious trouble.

VERY awesome! That was my only genuine worry about the game. Well keep up the good work AME team and keep us posted! :)

i forgot to say:

judging from the about section you seem to have a lot on your plate... but then again good games and mods are those that are carefully done and sport huge amounts of depth and not just as a gimmick like so many games have, saying that they have huge depth but from a gamers perspective it seems rather short and overrated which i'm sure you have encountered

ARG! gamewinners *spits*
you know Gamewinners has become a breeding ground for pop ups that can for a not so mysterious reason can get past most pop up blockers?