Hunter's Ring [AAC Cruiserweight M4] location implications

[Kranel_San]

Solution nine has already scratched this idea, but I tried to ignore it. That is, until M7 and 7.2 dungeon digged even deeper to the point where I cannot ignore asking the question anymore.

Just how big Everkeep actually is? Not only does it contain one big city where an entire kingdom population lives in, but it also includes the infrastructure, the old castle (Possibly the old town surrounding it), it includes what could be Solution eight which is under construction, and then the Arcadion arena. While I suspect the arena uses hologram to disguise the sky and make you feel like in an open area. The notion of Solution nine as a city really makes me question just how big it is.

[Cleretic]

Just how big Everkeep actually is? Not only does it contain one big city where an entire kingdom population lives in, but it also includes the infrastructure, the old castle (Possibly the old town surrounding it), it includes what could be Solution eight which is under construction, and then the Arcadion arena. While I suspect the arena uses hologram to disguise the sky and make you feel like in an open area. The notion of Solution nine as a city really makes me question just how big it is.

To be more correct, we found a demolition site in the eighth floor, which is... kinda the opposite of a construction site, even if they end up having similar elements. My vibe from that fight background is the eighth floor was, like, the industrial district.

My gut feel is that the Underkeep is actually the greatest image we have for how big the Everkeep actually is, at least horizontally; every other depiction of it is too influenced by forced perspective or in-universe attempts at obfuscation, but the Underkeep doesn't have the latter, and seems at least pretty close to an accurate size.

Or we just accept that the game's always fudged the details on the size of places, and the Everkeep is no different to Limsa or Ishgard.

[Dikatis]

Solution nine has already scratched this idea, but I tried to ignore it. That is, until M7 and 7.2 dungeon digged even deeper to the point where I cannot ignore asking the question anymore.

Just how big Everkeep actually is? Not only does it contain one big city where an entire kingdom population lives in, but it also includes the infrastructure, the old castle (Possibly the old town surrounding it), it includes what could be Solution eight which is under construction, and then the Arcadion arena. While I suspect the arena uses hologram to disguise the sky and make you feel like in an open area. The notion of Solution nine as a city really makes me question just how big it is.

It's colossal by every stretch of the imagination. Its roof reaches above the eternal thunderstorm that enshrouds Alexandria after the Storm Surge. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration states that thunderclouds typically have a base around 6,500 feet in North America, but have a maximum height of 60,000 feet in tropical regions. Given that Shaaloani and Yyasulani are in an area roughly analogous to Texas, which is one of the closest states to the equator, this puts Everkeep well over 10,000 feet at the minimum and likely well in excess of that.

And Everkeep's massive size is supported by how huge Solution Nine is. A single floor of Everkeep dwarfs every other city in the setting by a large margin save for Amaurot, which was populated by literal giants. And Solution Nine is big enough that flying motorcycles and cars are a regular sight to get around quickly. Not to mention that the elevator ride to get into the middle level of Origenics is long enough for a boss fight.