Cyrodiil a bit small? Options

[Olav]

I can't help but think that Cyrodiil seems quite small compared to Morrowind. Am I getting this impression only because it's possible to see that tall tower in the Imperial City from all over Cyrodiil, or is the game world smaller than it was in Morrowind?

In Morrowind I felt like I could travel in one direction for a long time, and my marker didn't move too much on the main map. In Oblivion however, I look on the map before doing a quest and think 'wow, it's going to take a long time to get there!'. But a few minutes or even seconds later I'm there.

Of course another thing that may give me this impression is that in Morrowind you never saw further than a short distance in any direction, while in Oblivion you can practically see 'as far as the eye can see'.

I'm not complaining or anything. After all we have the Oblivion realm to roam in too, as well as all the caves. And I truly love standing on a mountain somewhere in nice weather and see the tower and other cities and landmarks in the distance.

But I'm just wondering if anyone else have gotten the same impression as me?

[mirocu]

Oblivion felt immensely huge for me in the beginning. But I do think that the ability to see far away makes it feel smaller. Like Pseron would say; "a model train yard"
I do however, quite succesfully I might add, make it feel larger when I play. I accomplish this by walking and generally taking it slow, looking at trees and shrubs along the way as well as contemplating about previous adventures at places I walk past.

In other words I focus on where I am atm, not where I´m going to. Very important to make the world feel bigger.