Conan Exiles: Argossean Observatory

[@BrentDnD]

This is absolutely stunning! I am definitely going to work this into my argossean base.

[@ClaimedMinotaur]

In all the videos I've seen so far of builds using this set, they all used music that felt like I was rediscovering my sense of wonder. This pairs perfectly with your build, which feels similar to Cair Paravel from the Chronicles of Narnia.

[@architectureingames]

Excellent! Your creations give a new breath to the construction of Conan.

[@VinomisDrago]

Thank you so much! Means the world to me.

[@Juliksson]

Beautiful building! Thanks a lot for the video, I just built almost the same observatory but placed the cartographer on the first floor to make it more useful. The only problem was to build the stairs afterwards, really a headache :D

[@VinomisDrago]

Glad you like it! Those stairs can be troublesome but I bet your observatory looks awesome!

[@eightbitguardians]

I would love to see a build count included for those of us on servers that restrict it for certain sizes of clan! This thing looks awesome

[@VinomisDrago]

Thank you so much! I will start doing that in the next video.

[@TALON-7]

Wow! Amazing build. It looks like it came from Lord of the Rings' Gondor.

[@thimy69]

Epic stairs

[@kitisce7714]

love it!!

[@LordXius]

How many build pieces was this? It is a lovely build!

[@VinomisDrago]

I'm so glad you liked it! It took 86 square foundations and 144 wedge foundations, but those numbers can change depending on how flat the ground is. If it is completely level, it can be about half the amount of foundations.

[@Interitus-3Trinum-1Aeternus-0]

Now i have image in my head and WILL share it with you: that square peripheral parts - support trusses, circular(hexagonal) - either first stage or boosters, and main building is everything else... After all, what best place to observe the stars than SPACE? PS: transparent walls don't help that image but oh well ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

[@VinomisDrago]

I love that idea! All that open space would be a great way to see the stars.