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 For anyone who plays games, screenshot moments are simply impossible to resist. Sometimes the scenery is just too beautiful to pass up, sometimes you want to preserve a moment shared with others, and sometimes you want to commemorate an achievement of your own. That is why every corner of a game world tends to have its own photo spots, and here I would like to introduce a few of them.



The primordial village where we first began, Tir Chonaill

Tir Chonaill is a simple yet beautiful village. It is also the very first place where we open our eyes after arriving in Erinn. It would be a shame not to mention its photo spots, which is why it comes first on this list. The Tir Chonaill observatory in particular offers a full view of the village’s low, charming houses, letting you appreciate its quiet beauty during the day. At night, the streamside is another recommended spot, perfect for capturing a scene that feels close to nature.



A refined medieval city to capture in a snap, Dunbarton

Dunbarton is the central city of Erinn and its commercial hub. It is the kind of place that seems to have everything, and with so many people gathering there, its buildings show off a style quite different from Tir Chonaill. It is also a wonderful place for photos—whether in front of the school or beside the grandmother who always sits in that sunny spot, gazing out at the same familiar view.





So beautiful it hardly needs saying, the stunning city of Emain Macha

Compared with Tir Chonaill, Dunbarton, and Bangor, Emain Macha is remarkably expansive. Its scale and height give it a completely different charm, perhaps all the more so because it is home to a royal castle. The lake is beautiful, of course, but the buildings glowing with light at night are just as striking.





A mining town with a character all its own, Bangor

Though people say Bangor’s former glory has faded, it still possesses a charm that is distinctly its own. Its atmosphere is completely different from the other cities, and that slight sense of loneliness only makes it more picturesque. The seaside around Bangor toward Gairech is also truly beautiful.





The city of mercenaries, Colhen

Colhen is a gathering place for mercenaries, so it has a notably rugged feel. But perhaps because mercenary work and fishing are its main trades—or because the surrounding area has not been heavily developed—it is also a village whose scenery feels especially beautiful compared with other cities.





The post-raid area, perfect for remembering the raid you completed with friends

There is always something satisfying about clearing a raid with friends. It is rewarding to work in sync, and even more enjoyable when shared with people you like. That is why a commemorative shot after every raid feels essential, and these post-raid spaces are better for screenshots than you might expect.





The many sides of my character that only appear while progressing through the story

Some camera angles appear only in cutscenes during the story. Because you cannot normally see them, they feel especially valuable. They are great opportunities to capture your character in a way that looks different from usual, so always remember prtsc.





The Garden of the Goddess, home to the red-leaved goddess tree, the original source of the Phoenix Feather

There are many hunting grounds across Erinn, but among them, I think the Garden of the Goddess stands above the rest as a photo zone. Try taking a shot with the beautiful waterfall and the red tree as your backdrop.



 I have put together a selection of places that are especially well suited for screenshots. Looking through them again, I am reminded of just how beautifully and thoughtfully Erinn is arranged in every corner. If you feel like getting away somewhere but reality will not quite allow it, why not take a trip around Erinn instead? It offers a wonderful sense of traveling through a beautiful land.