" .. ingame map is suppose to be litteral transcription of the world. :P
There is nothing in the game to suggest otherwise. The "literal transcription" is the map as it is. Greater distances are 100% a product of one's imaginations. How far is Moonhaven from the Druid Grove? There is only one literal answer and could be reasonably estimated by observing a character moving from one to the other.
Any other suggestion is pure imagination and I would guess varies from player to player. There is no possibility of standardization beyond the actual literal distance present in the game (which as far as I know does not even provide any dialogue or text to suggest what those distances are)
Here we go again. Let's not discuss the smashed together map for the 1 mil time.
Off topic. This is not about the map. It's about wanting Day/Night cycle and why.
Actually I've never posted about it before....and I'm only commenting on a post that tried to tie the two subjects together to make a point about the D/N cycle so.....
Yep but I know where it's going. Rag and I have had numerous discussions/disagreements about the very same thing on other threads. I just wanted to prevent it from going any further on this one because Rag won't back down on it.
Consequently, I agree with you 100%. The ONLY thing that hints that it actually isn't literal is the world map has each location separated out. My guess is originally the map was supposed to be separate locations.
