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Finished Osgo Project - Osgiliath

So an update on the ruining progress/process:

Currently, I am a bit swamped with studying and schoolwork during the day and if I have time and energy for a job I mostly do them after 9 pm western europe time. After the 29th of august I will be free again and if things aren't finished, I might even do a job marathon again.

For the ruining itself, it looks great but wodleth would like less 1 block holes and is looking more for a war ruin instead of an age ruin. I derped that up myself too, but for future jobs, try to just blow massive holes into buildings instead of breaking small parts off. I will try to enclude some pictures but you can look them up yourself by typing osgiliath in google and look at the movie references. I will go over previous sections to touch them up a bit too.

See you serverside, peace.
 
I want to finish housing and enviorment ruining first before we add camps and such. I suppose that anyone can propose a suggestion/concept and we'll use the best idea to place in. I'll keep you updated!
 
Artist + job on the big Bridge of Osgiliath (ruining houses) /warp osgobridge , read the sign on the big wool post for instruction if u need something ask @Will_em or me, pick an house placing a sign in the cyan wood with your name, some concept are already done. Good Work!
 
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Personally i think the river bottom should have various piles of strewn rubble... the bridge pieces had to go some where. Gravity?
 
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DynoDaring64 said:
Personally i think the river bottom should have various piles of strewn rubble... the bridge pieces had to go some where. Gravity?
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The rationale I have heard is that since the bridge was ruined so very long ago, rubble would have been eroded and carried away by the current of the Anduin.
 
ardelenia said:
The rationale I have heard is that since the bridge was ruined so very long ago, rubble would have been eroded and carried away by the current of the Anduin.
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Ehh, that could be true for the smaller rubble, but there should definitely be a chunk for that huge hole in the bridge. The kin-strife did occur over 1,500 years before Bilbo's 111th Birthday, but that is no where near enough time for a piece of rock that big to be eroded and carried away. If you think about river pebbles, it takes many years for a few millimeters to be worn away. This, though, would have to be like 10 meters of rock, which would probably take tens of thousands of years.
 
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