Anouck
Queen of Procrastination
..Not to get the debate started again..
But called me on what? I honestly don't know what you mean.
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Imperials or Stormcloaks, what one?
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..Not to get the debate started again..
But called me on what? I honestly don't know what you mean.
Anouck
Queen of Procrastination
I think the Imperials and the Stormcloaks should both submit to the ancient blood
Oh get your groove on, soldier. These boys work hard, but they play harder.
Anouck
Queen of Procrastination
DrunkenMage
Intoxicated Arch-Mage
'Imperial or Stormcloak debate'
Caideus
Member
The problem here isn't the hate, even during the end of the third era as the 4th was coming to a start, during the Oblivion Crisis. The Nords during this were far more friendly, at least in Cyridell (Can't remember how to spell it) In fact, I'm actually remembering some racial comments that the Nords were receiving special attention in Bruma.
And for what we know, there is no telling how long the Grey Quarter has had its name. Not to mention, the whole damn city is nearly a ruin as it is, so any section looks as if it could be the "Grey Quater". But no matter, the problem here though is the lack of attention. From Ulfric, from the Imperials, and narrow minded Elves. Each race struggling to prove there superourity, the Dark Elves did it first, by rebeling againts the there gods and left Summerset Isles, with infighting and lust for power, the ended up being cursed by Azura. But don't forget that the Dunmer have always had there own "pedalstool" attitude. The cat-folk of Elsewere didn't take here plops either and invaded Morrowind and warred with them, and there has always been the one single reason why men have always hated the elves to begin with. Or did you all forget that the High Elves, had once been the slave masters over men? Using them for sick and twisted enjoyment and manuel labor, spending all of the merithic era inflicting such unimaginable turture to men, woman, and children. For this was a sport, a hobby, a way of life. The problem isn't race,nits the lack of attention.
And for what we know, there is no telling how long the Grey Quarter has had its name. Not to mention, the whole damn city is nearly a ruin as it is, so any section looks as if it could be the "Grey Quater". But no matter, the problem here though is the lack of attention. From Ulfric, from the Imperials, and narrow minded Elves. Each race struggling to prove there superourity, the Dark Elves did it first, by rebeling againts the there gods and left Summerset Isles, with infighting and lust for power, the ended up being cursed by Azura. But don't forget that the Dunmer have always had there own "pedalstool" attitude. The cat-folk of Elsewere didn't take here plops either and invaded Morrowind and warred with them, and there has always been the one single reason why men have always hated the elves to begin with. Or did you all forget that the High Elves, had once been the slave masters over men? Using them for sick and twisted enjoyment and manuel labor, spending all of the merithic era inflicting such unimaginable turture to men, woman, and children. For this was a sport, a hobby, a way of life. The problem isn't race,nits the lack of attention.
DrunkenMage
Intoxicated Arch-Mage
The Legion also tortures and murders innocent people. The Empire actually tried to cover up the slaughter of women and children that the Third Legion caused. Or even in Skyrim where a few drunk Imperial soldiers killed a woman's family.
Rimfaxe96
Well-Known Member
There's never been an army in Tamrielic history which didn't murder innocents. If you're at the wrong place at the wrong time and you walk straight into a few soldiers in a terrible mood you better run as long as you can.
DrunkenMage
Intoxicated Arch-Mage
After the besieged Khajiiti refused to surrender, General Pottreid ordered the Third Legion to attack the city of Senchal, with free reins. Due to heavy civilian casualties, including children, the battle was omitted from officially-sanctioned Imperial history.
Jurgarik Greycloak
Techno master of Tamriel.
Likely solution to this debate.
"The Empire pulled out of Skyrim due to political instability in Cyrodiil, leaving Skyrim to fend for itself."
makes sense, since Talos himself even said the Empire is getting old, and that it might be time for something new.
"The Empire pulled out of Skyrim due to political instability in Cyrodiil, leaving Skyrim to fend for itself."
makes sense, since Talos himself even said the Empire is getting old, and that it might be time for something new.
Raijin
A Mage that loves a Templar
Ulfric voice makes me want to become gay all of the sudden..... QUICK! grab me a woman before I do something drastic!
Rimfaxe96
Well-Known Member
I am female irl and I find his voice boring/not-special to be honest. Tullius admittedly isn't exciting either, but hearing him voice me to go and kill some guys sounds somehow more serious to me (perhaps because he doesn't want to make songs about it? Dunno).
I won't lie though, there are certain voices I could listen to all
DrunkenMage
Intoxicated Arch-Mage
Wait you're a woman? I thought you were a guy all this time.
I don't mind Tullius' voice, I like the voice actor who was in Battlestar Galactica.
I get tingles when he goes into the Palace of the Kings and yells "Ulfric Stormcloak! You are guilty of insurrection, murder of Imperial citizens, the assassination of King Torygg, and high treason against the Empire. It's over."
I don't mind Tullius' voice, I like the voice actor who was in Battlestar Galactica.
I get tingles when he goes into the Palace of the Kings and yells "Ulfric Stormcloak! You are guilty of insurrection, murder of Imperial citizens, the assassination of King Torygg, and high treason against the Empire. It's over."
Raijin
A Mage that loves a Templar