My exploration of Moria has been what could be termed systematic. That is, I'm carefully and thoroughly going from zone to zone but not rushing out and looking at everything. I took this approach for the initial part of Eriador opened at release. When Evendim and Forochel were released, I spent the first part of my time just exploring the zone. While this tactic had it's advantages for the explorer and helped me get to know the zone before I started questing and trying to find places, it left me with little exploration to do later on. With Moria, I'm spreading it out. Giving me a little taste of the wonder I get from exploring a new local in Middle-Earth as I go on. So far I've been in the Great Delving, The Silvertine Lodes, and now the Waterworks. Which brings me to the point of this post - screenshot time!
Of the three zones I've visited so far, this has been the most impressive and Moria-like for me. It's so atmospheric. A wide expanse yet dark and dank. Check out the shots below and enjoy the fallen grandeur of the Waterworks.
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Of the three zones I've visited so far, this has been the most impressive and Moria-like for me. It's so atmospheric. A wide expanse yet dark and dank. Check out the shots below and enjoy the fallen grandeur of the Waterworks.
Shot 1
Shot 2
Shot 3
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Think Moria really show cased Turbines lighting and texture work superbly
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