Eventually yeah. FIrst lets try it out in Moria and hope that is not to demanding on pc with low specs.
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Side note: Depending on how crazy you want to go with those custom models. You could redo the diagonal buildings in Minas tirith to look like the rest.
You say it would be intact, but you forget a balrog has been rampaging for 1000 years and goblins have been corrupting and changing things to make it more their "style". (Although this does give me the idea of areas that have melted structures just from to heat of the balrog).Yes but because of it being underground it isn't exposed to so many things. It will be pretty intact mostly war torn and ruined from moisture. And I didn't really say anything about goblins, I just had a picture for it.
why wouldnt they have touched all of it? its been thousands of years.I also said that it would be war torn but they won't touch all of a great dwarf kingdom some places will be undesturbed
I usually get lost after the first hallway... I am deeply frightened, yet very excitedYeah, Moria wasn't exactly hard to navigate at all on the old map. This will be a good change (aside from me getting lost of course.)
I usually get lost after the first hallway... I am deeply frightened, yet very excited
Well, Goblins would have endommaged the structures, and they are certainly not as good as Dwarves for maintenance, but they have no interest in totally destroy it, so it should still be (except for some parts) in a far better state than Osgiliath, Fornost or Ost-in-Edhil.You say it would be intact, but you forget a balrog has been rampaging for 1000 years and goblins have been corrupting and changing things to make it more their "style". (Although this does give me the idea of areas that have melted structures just from to heat of the balrog).
Yeah, he wouldn't even fit into some rooms, for instance.Well, Goblins would have endommaged the structures, and they are certainly not as good as Dwarves for maintenance, but they have no interest in totally destroy it, so it should still be (except for some parts) in a far better state than Osgiliath, Fornost or Ost-in-Edhil.
And the Balrog would certainly not have visited every part of the Moria, and even if he did, he hasno reason to destroy all the structures for fun neither (actually even less than Goblins).
I am pretty sure that they are using command blocks to extend the fall.For the fall over the bridge of Khazad Dum, would it be possible to have a few extra sections of pit added in between the two main layers to increase the length of the fall?
I'm not sure how that will load the server if someone did fall, but it's a possibility.
As long as it doesn't take hours and hours to climb it.I was wondering if it would be possible, frome the botom of that pit, to fly all the way up to the bridge ... Or will it only be possible to fall?
Also, it would be cool to add additional sections for the Endless Stair.
Well... It's called the Endless stairs! so... It should take really, really, really long to climb!As long as it doesn't take hours and hours to climb it.
.....I think I'll take the stairs, thanks.....How about installing the endless elevator. It takes half the time, but you have to listen to a snappy elevator music version of the tale of Durin the Deathless.
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