The light cast by Sconces is infinitesimal... it barely lights the wall it's on, let alone the surrounding area. I think the falloff and radius of all lights is WAY too harsh, even when you litter the walls with lights every 2 feet it's still dark everywhere. Plus we can only put them on walls, not pillars, which makes it even worse. And for floors more than one wall high, they are the only option, as there is no way to increase the chains/hang distance of the ceiling lights.
TL;DR please greatly increase the radius and falloff of all wall sconces, it's pretty dismal in here. THanks :)
I was able to "improve" the lighting by lowering the quality of Lumen - GI, so I am not wandering in the dark despite many sconces, but lighting does need serious improvement.
How about letting us adjust the intensity and radius ourselves?
I would also like to be able to change the "colour(?)" of the light.
The Rustic Sconces seem to have a nice warm light to them, but any one the T2 or T3 lights seem to just have a cold white light, I would like to change that so they give off a more warm glow like the Rustic Sconce.
+1
Light sources do not emit enough light to illuminate any amount of an estate, not to mention large/huge estates with grand halls.
I put chandeliers on every ceiling tile and it's still pretty dim plus the chandeliers are actually so low you can bump your head on one.
Also it is not clear how the Tiers affect light, if at all.
The light radius seems to vary; sometimes I log in and it seems brighter, sometimes if seems very dim even with windows and multiple light sources. Things like a fire are extremely bright however. Sometimes this seems to resolve if I sleep and wake at dawn. The day/light cycle gets a little wonky sometimes.
This goes for all lighting in general, it is atmospheric but actually legitimately difficult to see anything even if you invest in more light sources
No Mans Sky has the same lighting problem. I am guessing this is simply a performance tweak and if so, please allow us a setting for how our computers handle lighting. One game I play has a setting to limit the number of dynamic light sources and it works really well.