Baldur’s Gate: Tales of the Sword Coast has its charm
I’ve played Baldur’s Gate: Tales of the Sword Coast this year and it hasn’t impressed me. But I’ve noticed some worthwhile stuff there. I’ve liked very much some interiors and some ideas beyond them. Look at this shot.
This is a stage of Durlag’s Tower. There are 3 tables: one is for the maters and two are for the servants, I suppose. The master’s table is covered with white table-cloth. And high life also sits in the chairs while the servants use benches. I can imagine how people ate at that dining-hall. It’s not just some furniture in the room but it’s a little history.
Eh, well. Here is a shot of quite funny cues collision.
Tags: baldur's gate - tales of the sword coast - interior - detail - charm - durlag's tower
This is a stage of Durlag’s Tower. There are 3 tables: one is for the maters and two are for the servants, I suppose. The master’s table is covered with white table-cloth. And high life also sits in the chairs while the servants use benches. I can imagine how people ate at that dining-hall. It’s not just some furniture in the room but it’s a little history.
Eh, well. Here is a shot of quite funny cues collision.
Tags: baldur's gate - tales of the sword coast - interior - detail - charm - durlag's tower
