Why do people dislike Goblet?

I love the Goblet zone, is a lot exotic, and with waterfalls, warm waters and a beautiful plaza. Lavender beds have waterfalls too, but it make me feel like being in a elven, far and lost village <__<
Goblet is more like being at Constantinople, it miss only the Great Bazaar zone!

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Originally Posted by ChaoticCody

So again what is it that people don't like about Goblet?

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I took a stroll through some of the Goblet.. I have to say it was super gloomy.. and the rock wall facing the front door isn't exactly a great feature. I think they missed the mark on that one. I can see though how one could find it.. cozy? Secluded? To me, it felt like another world in there, and this world reminded me of Silent Hill lol

Goblets my favorite, it feels like your part of an actual town. I like the stairs, tunnels, and winding roads, though its actually not at all hard to navigate. Idk why people said that. I for one enjoy the grounded and modest color scheme.

Lavender beds is good. Mist is alright but feels like a vacation spot, not as homey as I'd like. Shiro plot placement structure is my least favorite.

I love the Goblet! I do think it could use a few more cosmetic changes and upgrades - hanging greenery, patterned tiles like we got in the brimming heart inlaid into the sidewalks and planters to break up some of the brown - little touches to make it feel like the lush, exclusive and wealthy neighborhood it is supposed to be. I think adding a proper merchant market - filled with stalls, etc (sort of like what Shirogane got? - just open-air! Imagine the colorful merchant tents that could be put up!) - and perhaps more pavilions / gazebos / open gathering spaces - something the other wards have, but the goblet does seem to lack!

How about those neat "secret" passages / tunnels? Why not have one lead to a hidden tavern or something? maybe a shrine to nald'thal down another of them? Shirogane got a hidden beach and hidden hotsprings - why not add more neat little attractions to all of the housing areas?

And, you know, fix the way some of the houses are facing.