Does anyone else find it kinda weird that the backroom at the currier's lead down to the Skaen temple... The very same temple (and game-area) which is also accessed in Dyrford Crossing that it takes 4 hours to travel to from Dyrford?

 

I hope there aren't more weird "stretches of logic" in the game like that. It's a nitpicky thing, but it feels weird. Especially since I actually love that you can get down there via the currier's also.

It's a throwback to BG1 - Gullykin and Firewine Ruins.

Wow! I had completely missed that. What a leap that chasm must be. The rope must stretch for miles on end.

Yeh, I wondered about that too, but quickly pushed it away to the back of my mind. Like, say, interiors being way bigger than exteriors. Space behaves strangely in this type of game.

I can agree. I tried suspending my disbelief by thinking that just outside town there is a huge cliff/mountain/river/whatever I had to walk around to get to the crossing. Basically, I had to go around my ***hole to get to my elbow. It is what it is.

I could imagine that the underground water area is much larger than shown, eventually leading to the temple, but yeah, that's not how it is presented.

 

Perhaps a transition in that area that requires 4 hours to reach the temple proper could fix things.

Maybe it's a Doctor Who sort of thing? You know some weird space/time/dimensional sort of thing. 

Must be a wyrmhole.

Yeh, I wondered about that too, but quickly pushed it away to the back of my mind. Like, say, interiors being way bigger than exteriors. Space behaves strangely in this type of game.

 

Be thankful some parts are not to scale.

Pallegina has sharp knees.

I didn't even think about it. After all it's a computer game...

Yeah, it struck me as odd too. I just told myself it was actually a really long tunnel to the water area and left it at that. If not examined too closely, I can pretend not to notice my logic is made of rice paper. :D