I would personally like it to be in The Aldmeri Dominion (as a whole, considering they are combined) but since even separate they are unlikely, I would even more like to see High Rock or Hammerfell because they seem to contain an entirely different story than all of this War business (to me the war gets boring after all this and it just seems to drag on for no reason. Oh there's a war going on? Huh I hardly even noticed.) On another note, I think it might be interesting to be in a place where a Beast race is more common than a Man or Mer race. It'd be interesting.
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Elder Scrolls 6 (VI): Where will it take place?
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Illucio
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I dunno with all the current affairs with the Aldmeri Dominion and Tamriel, not to mention the Psijic Order making an appearance in Skyrim as well it makes it clear to me that the Summerset Isles will most likely be the next Elder Scrolls location. :/ Heck if you play Oblivion and beat the main story guards constantly talked about Dragonborn, and Skyrim. (Granted I heard all of that in Bruma...)
Hammerfel might be the next location if we want ANOTHER war, Skyrim much? I could settle on either, by my eyes are drawn on the Isles. Besides, limited space = More room for more people. Underwater cities, come on! We need a good reason to be an Argonian other then looking awesome!
Hammerfel might be the next location if we want ANOTHER war, Skyrim much? I could settle on either, by my eyes are drawn on the Isles. Besides, limited space = More room for more people. Underwater cities, come on! We need a good reason to be an Argonian other then looking awesome!
Ran The King
Member
No they don't the Second Treaty of Stros M'Kai actually completely expelled the Dominion from Hammerfell. They have been engaged in a cold war with each other just like the empire and the dominion for 30 years.
I read two great ideas:
- ES 6 on a different continent! All the races, weapons, magic, everything! can be completely different!
- ES 6 set in the Dwemer time! Morrowind was the coolest ES for me, and how awesome would it be to play as the extinct race!
Stupid ideas:
- Different storylines depending on your race... It's not World of Warcraft or whatever.. Everythong should be completely open te everybody. The skills etc you choose will lead to a different story for everybody. Don't screw that up.
- ES 6 was quite easy, even set on Hard. Leveling goes fast, and you can kill people almost right away.. In Morrowind you were born like a weak-ass dude, much more difficult. Remember those darned Cliffracers? ES 5 and 6 were to Smooth.. Also, it doesn't make sense that you can become Archmage while you're a level 15 Warrior of something.. Back to the hard life of Morrowind (not necessarily set in Vvardenfell).
Bye!
- ES 6 on a different continent! All the races, weapons, magic, everything! can be completely different!
- ES 6 set in the Dwemer time! Morrowind was the coolest ES for me, and how awesome would it be to play as the extinct race!
Stupid ideas:
- Different storylines depending on your race... It's not World of Warcraft or whatever.. Everythong should be completely open te everybody. The skills etc you choose will lead to a different story for everybody. Don't screw that up.
- ES 6 was quite easy, even set on Hard. Leveling goes fast, and you can kill people almost right away.. In Morrowind you were born like a weak-ass dude, much more difficult. Remember those darned Cliffracers? ES 5 and 6 were to Smooth.. Also, it doesn't make sense that you can become Archmage while you're a level 15 Warrior of something.. Back to the hard life of Morrowind (not necessarily set in Vvardenfell).
Bye!
None of the above!
Why?
Chiefly it is as a matter of design in game dynamics.
If one expects something to rise from the ashes of the past it can be criticized as remapped or recycled, especially by those who've been there before.
It is more important be thinking of game design as inspiration of creativity and to go to lengths to amaze all game players with additional or new content that has us wondering how to overcome the obstacles of good AI.
If developers do read this content, which I doubt they have much time for anyway, please don't allow one's brain to become routine and predictable in game design.
Time will tell the true story of what's in store for Oblivion to Skyrim to ............... .
We can wait for the best because waiting is part of learning to be patient, to allow quality to emerge from the heads of those who already know how to entertain.
Why?
Chiefly it is as a matter of design in game dynamics.
If one expects something to rise from the ashes of the past it can be criticized as remapped or recycled, especially by those who've been there before.
It is more important be thinking of game design as inspiration of creativity and to go to lengths to amaze all game players with additional or new content that has us wondering how to overcome the obstacles of good AI.
If developers do read this content, which I doubt they have much time for anyway, please don't allow one's brain to become routine and predictable in game design.
Time will tell the true story of what's in store for Oblivion to Skyrim to ............... .
We can wait for the best because waiting is part of learning to be patient, to allow quality to emerge from the heads of those who already know how to entertain.
Shepard565
Member
I hope it's Hammerfell, Be nice to see where the redgaurds are from and the story would go from a freezing northern land to a scorching hot desert that might be a nice change of pace.
Argonianale7
Sheratopia
Black Marsh, the Argonians interest me for some reason.
Shouts-At-Dragons
Cheese!!!
I'm wondering how Bethesda will handle the situation with Skyrim's civil war. As the Dragonborn can side with either the Imperials and Stormcloaks.
SvenVolfeid
New Member
Elsweyr, because it sounds like elsewhere and i think they need to add more places to tamriel
VKitKat
Most Commonly known as The Dragonborn
Honest I want this Elder scrolls to be like, in the first era, with the snow elves, or maybe in dwemer times. Yeah, dwemer times. Become PC gamers get all those stupid mods and stuff and xbox and PS3 gamers are sitting on the game, with regular armor, no cool hairstyles, no MODs, so they should add that, too
edge
Member
you know when i was playing oblivion i heard some people talking in the imperial city they said : the legion has sent imperial battlemages to the summerset isles. possible great war clue?
That was the war that made the imperials sighn the white gold thing remember thats what the thalmor are for, they make sure that that treaty is not broken
That was the war that made the imperials sighn the white gold thing remember thats what the thalmor are for, they make sure that that treaty is not broken
Ran The King
Member
Oblivion takes place about 200 years before Skyrim, and the Great War happened 30 years before Skyrim. The Imperial Battlemages went there for the Oblivion Crisis me thinks.
Chowder138
Proud member of PAHAAA.
I'm going to go with Tamriel as a whole. They did it in Arena, so why not now, 18 years later? They could reuse the provinces from past games, but completely overhaul them to make them look amazing. And maybe each province could have its own questline?
I do realize that this would take years to make, but the finished product would be incredible. I'd buy it at launch.
I do realize that this would take years to make, but the finished product would be incredible. I'd buy it at launch.
Chowder138
Proud member of PAHAAA.
I think many of you in your rage against the thalmor are forgetting that the main quest always has to do with the religion of the area that it takes place in. Although I do think that they will set it in Elsweyr or Elsweyr and Valenwood and there will be stuff about the thalmor, I bet that it will have something to do with the two moons disappearing and then reappearing. These moons are very important to the Khajiits and after checking some lore (Words of Clan Mother Ahnissi - The Elder Scrolls Wiki) the moons keep Ahnurr from coming to nirn and he is pretty pissed with his children which is everyone!!! That means I propose you have to somehow stop Ahnurr in some fashion.