From the depths a light shall rise, a star of hope for all the World. As a darkness gathers, it shall stand mighty as the blade, and be the shield that shelters as well as the spear that drives to the heart of evil. Yet, as this light will shine, darkness will slither like a tendril of hate, like a fatal disease, and the star will be its slave. Alas, this is the fate of all things, yet most beautiful cruelty is in the fall of Numenor. This mod will bring you back to the Second Age, before the War of the Ring, when the Dark Lord Sauron sought to corrupt and destroy the hearts of Men which lay bound to the fate of Westernesse and both scatter the loyal Dunedain as well as bending to his will those with weaker hearts or demeanour. With an all-new campaign, two new factions, a specialised purpose-built Living Map for use in the War of the Ring mode, plus new maps to battle over, this truly expansive mod will reinvigorate your Battle for Middle-earth experience like never before!
Amazing, as usual your job looks great. It would be interesting if you could put some archers in those walls. Perhaps with an upgrade.
No, I don't think I have enough skill for that, but maybe when I do I'll have a go.
It looks amazing, although perhaps the walls could be white. :)
Why, out of interest?
Is that not the colour of Numenorean stonework? Or perhaps even obsidian black, like Orthanc and the outer wall of Minas Tirih. :)
Same as Morinehtar, check out the news post about it. In the Numenor I'm building, I don't think the Numenoreans would be particularly picky about what they used as building materials as long as it held its ground.
Well with all due respect for your artistic freedom to create it the way you prefer, it does look a bit beat down,as if the Haradrim built it or it was abandoned for ages. One would expect something more epic from Numenor, since even the structures of Gondor where just a reflection of what Numenoreans could build. But like I said,all modders are free to create whatever they wish and how they wish to.
For my reasoning on the dilapidated look, I tried to explain this in the most recent news post.