Beauclair, for sure. Not only Toussaint is beautiful, but much more safe and peaceful on comparison to other cities. And I also would love to see Anna Henrietta and Syanna.
Novigrad, seems the most alive city
Beauclair is also wonderful and beautyful too of course, but Novigrad is kinda special
Beauclair is also wonderful and beautyful too of course, but Novigrad is kinda special
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Am I the only person who feels Skellige cities were treated less seriously than those on Continent? I did not expected Hedeby of cours, but at least Kaer Trolde should look like the proper port city... Aside from their size, amount of quests also don't sweep players off their feet. Skellige Isles deserve their own expansion!
My favourite one... hard to choose. Both Novigrad and Beauclair are unique, both have their own atmosphere, though both have their sins (empty temple in the first, empty palace in the second one). For now, fifty-fifty.
Oxenfurt is not bad, though could be depicted more faithfully to the books. (Canals, where are the canals?) Closed university is a big draw.
My favourite one... hard to choose. Both Novigrad and Beauclair are unique, both have their own atmosphere, though both have their sins (empty temple in the first, empty palace in the second one). For now, fifty-fifty.
Oxenfurt is not bad, though could be depicted more faithfully to the books. (Canals, where are the canals?) Closed university is a big draw.
Beauclair, by far, I loved everything about it, the architecture was great, as were the colors, the music that can be heard on its streets was very fitting, the people out there were likable (especially after Geralt won the tourney).
I also loved Vizima in the first game, especially the Temple Quarter.
Novigrad was alright, I guess, it was nicely designed but the most boring chapter of TW3 is happening in there, maybe that's the reason I'm not liking it more.
I didn't really like Vergen, it felt like too much like a labyrinth to me.The music was phenomenal, though...
I also loved Vizima in the first game, especially the Temple Quarter.
Novigrad was alright, I guess, it was nicely designed but the most boring chapter of TW3 is happening in there, maybe that's the reason I'm not liking it more.
I didn't really like Vergen, it felt like too much like a labyrinth to me.The music was phenomenal, though...
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Beauclair 100%. Novigrad may be a little more detailed and denser but Beaclair is just so much prettier.
Yeah that big church with loads of priests seems like wasted, they must of planned something to happen there or something, you pretty much never go there except for the place of power
I think Kaer Trolde is beautiful. Especially the fort atop the mountain but as stated earlier it was a little small and didn't seem like it was sufficiently big to sustain the population. I guess given that Skelligens are based off of Viking culture it does fit in with that fact that Viking cities were not known to huge.
Beauclair is the best when it comes to the looks, and the level design and how the city is integrated into its surroundings are also very well done. But it is a bit lacking in content, Novigrad feels more "alive" and has more quests and characters, even if the Temple Isle is not used much. So, which one is better depends on what one sees as more important.
Oxenfurt and especially Kaer Trolde are just small and there is not enough content in those cities to make them as interesting as the other two.
Oxenfurt and especially Kaer Trolde are just small and there is not enough content in those cities to make them as interesting as the other two.
