That arched bridge leading to a floating tower. It just...doesn't make any sense. You use such archs as support for the bridge so it doesn't collapse, but the tower it's attached to is floating. So that they basically did was make the bridge -weaker- by building it like that. A straight structure would have been far better.
A silly nitpick I know, but still it's bothering me a little. :P
It's a fantasy world, for all we know, it could be held up by magic. CanIDie?
Let's be real here. The bridge is like that because the author doesn't understand bridges, saw bridges like that in medieval/fantasy settings, thought it looked cool, and put one in a random place in his castle as well. :P
Let's be real here. The bridge is like that because the author doesn't understand bridges, saw bridges like that in medieval/fantasy settings, thought it looked cool, and put one in a random place in his castle... Sanquin
Yeah that could be the case, but I'm just saying that why worry about one specific bridge that only appears in that one specific page in a world with demons and dragons that use magic.
Yeah that could be the case, but I'm just saying that why worry about one specific bridge that only appears in that one specific page in a world with demons and dragons that use magic. CanIDie?
Hence why I admitted that it was a silly nitpick. >.>
That arched bridge leading to a floating tower. It just...doesn't make any sense. You use such archs as support for the bridge so it doesn't collapse, but the tower it's attached to is floating. So that they basically did was make the bridge -weaker- by building it like that. A straight structure would have been far better.
A silly nitpick I know, but still it's bothering me a little. :P