Third Winterhold may have been closer in size to windhelm or solitude, if you look to the bottom of the cliffs, and realise that even that's been eroded away, meaning winterhold might have been much much bigger.įourth there were significantly smaller memories on computers when Skyrim was launched, as others have said. Second Skyrim is a representation of what is supposedto be there, but a literal depiction, as others have said. Special Installation: Do not install the following file(s) and/or folder(s): Docs folder Unofficial Skyrim Legendary Edition Patch.bsl Mod Notes: The unofficial patch project is a comprehensive bug fixing mod for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, the goal of which is to eventually fix every bug with Skyrim and its DLCs not officially resolved by the developers to the limits of the Creation Kit.
First the size requirements for a city have varied throughout history.
Same buildings, different areas of the map. Not to mention that Falkreath, Dawnstar, Morthal and Winterhold are copy/paste jobs. The major cities like Solitude, Whiterun, Markarth, Riften and Windhelm BARELY count as cities just from the size of them. Yes, due to the Great Collapse, but even if that never occurred, you can tell Winterhold would've been about as big as Falkreath. Falkreath is hardly any bigger than Riverwood or Ivarstead and Winterhold is literally smaller than Riverwood and Ivarstead.
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