It's its' own cell but with ways to prevent the player from jumping into it from the outside. Vanilla Tribunal hasn't been touched.

very very good, thanks for showing us this. keep up the good work!

Aw, that's disappointing. I can just picture walking around the outside in this amazing, beautiful, vertical city, stepping inside, and suddenly being hit with a big slab of dullness.

Spectacular! I have a soft spot for the Redoran, so I love seeing their territory

Oh, also, I have a question about relative city sizes: how do the different House settlements compare to one another? For the Hlaalu, Narsis will of course be huge, and both Kragenmoor and Andothren are very large cities based on the Map 4 alpha that you guys released. I think I read Scamp say that Baan Malur is also a huge city, but do the Redoran have any other large settlements that can compare with the Hlaalu towns? I can't really tell exactly how large Kogotel is from the video. And with the Indoril, are there any large cities besides Almalexia, or are their other cities all on the "smaller" side? I guess what I'm asking is how do the Houses compare to one another, in terms of total population that live in their settlements? Sorry that long question is long

edit: when I ask about sizes, I mean population/number of interiors, rather than number of cells, since I know the latter can be misleading

It's the residence of the godess herself, the seat of the king,... So it is kept clean and tidy and organised, without all the rif-raf of the common citizens. Besides, you'll be able to safely use any Mournhold overhauls, extensions and facelift mods without the fear of conflicts with TR.

Where is that Kogotel? Sounds like some mobile phone provider company.

The videos are nice, but why does your furthest distant land flicker so wildly?

Z-Fighting (note that the flickering was only occurring on dramatically sloped terrain). It's a bug with the NetImmerse/Gamebryo/Creation Engine that has stuck with us for the past decade. You never really saw it in Morrowind because you were never viewing any far-off objects, but it was there, and now that MGE allows you to extend the draw distance so far, you can see that even here in the original NetImmerse, the bug is present.

http://i44.tinypic.com/2dgrmt3.jpg

Vivec city has become a tiny-Village compared to Almalexia! O__O It's BEAUTIFUL!

On this picture it looks like an ancient Chinese city

I want to live there!!! Any chance to a release like map 4? Pretty please...

Doesn't look much different from the previous version I saw. Then again, that shot right there is pretty close up, so it's hard to tell.

I love the verticality of this new Almalexia! Also very impressed that it looks like an actual city in that screenshot, rather than a scaled representation like most of Morrowind's towns.

Edit: I also imagine that RPing an assassin's creed-type character will be pretty damn fun in that city.

Yes, yes it would...

*runs off to set up the character*

Ha...that was my first thought as well.
But I love it so far.

The capital of Morrowind.

I want to levitate over the rooftops, but too bad Almalexia doesn't like people levitating. Still, I'll have to wander once I can get my hands on that.

I think you'll be able to levitate honestly. The only reason you couldn't then was because it was an interior. O_O

I think that rule will still only apply to Mournhold.

Brilliant! Such fun will be had by my mage characters.

Last I checked, we were planning on expanding the ban to Almalexia as well, so you people would not go around flying into the place-holder Mournhold.

Being in charge of the physical restructure of Almalexia, I have removed any barriers we had in place since they were making certain areas in Almalexia impossible to navigate. We'll decide on measurements to keep players away from jumping the walls later - but as with the province borders there are only so much we can do. Some immersion breakers will always happen, but we're making a good effort creating a believable capital the player can experience themselves. More on that later, however!

Good luck with that, unless you place really tall barriers. (I made a jump spell that can take me from the base of one of GDR's tall exterior towers, up to the bridge between them; may have been more, dont remember)

I assume most players understand the logic of the restriction. You can intentionally break immersion, but why would you? And if you do it intentionally, then you have no one to blame but yourself.

WHY would you restrict levitation in Almalexia? since it's no longer an interior cell? That seems kinda well. . . pointless now.