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I think I saw it in the gamedev.net gallery.

Cheap prices can sometimes be understood as a sign of lower quality. Market mentality, go figure.

Also, I found some interesting images, might be useful for habitat inspiration.

http://www.inhabitat.com/2009/05/06/gia ... ification/

Housing People could also live in caves / underground holes, which aren't as hot as the surface. Also: Using grass / reeds and sand, the chinese were able to construct a large part of the Great Wall in the desert, using more or less local materials. They stacked these into layers and packed them un...

Oblivion felt kind of small with its vast view distances so it didn't feel as big as Morrowind (which had that fog). In addition it was too crowded with "interesting" locations, such as tombs, dungeons, mines, elven ruins and all in a very uniform way so in the end it didn't feel like a wo...