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This all feeds into the various cultures you will encounter along the way \u2014 what\u2019s important to them (like their gods) is what gives life to the game. The Aedyrans, for example, are a nation that heavily values the ideas of rightful rule, leadership, and order \u2013 and now they\u2019re plopped into the greatest frontier of Eora. What would it look like as they start to try and blend in with the locals? It may be a small change in their outfit or adapting to how they choose to live. This \u201cWild West\u201d attracts all sorts, and rigidity may not blend very well with what\u2019s required to survive the Living Lands.<\/p>\n
\u201cSomeone who primarily reveres [the goddess] Woedica, values her emphasis on law, order, justice, and rightful rulership above other things. If you venerate Abydon, who is the Smith, it\u2019s not that you don\u2019t believe in the other gods, but you value that sense of industry, hard work, and dedication above other things. This allows us to imbue those factions and groups with certain ideals that are recognizable and help us clearly inform the player about what they\u2019re about,\u201d adds Patel.<\/p>\n
I see this in the architecture and outfit design as well, and how the two feel intricately woven together. \u201cThis world has been an actual, living, breathing thing. It\u2019s represented in the game, but it feels like it\u2019s been like that in the development,\u201d explains Lead Environment Artist Dennis Presnell. \u201cIt\u2019s such an iterative process that as we go, and as our team members come up with new assets or clever ideas or storytelling, we all build upon that and stand on each other\u2019s shoulders. All of it coalesces into something that has so much variety; a big, cohesive, authentic world.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n
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