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I can't even begin to describe how much it warms me to see all the old UESPers floating back around! I spoke to Weka, as well, and she has yet to even pick the game up. No word from Deandra, though.

Have you lot forgotten who STARTED the Empire? Nords. Proud, strong, sword-swinging Nords, Nords who didn't need no stinking Nibenean poofters to carve a bloody thwath through masses of soft elf-flesh. Talos himself was a Nord, by Talos!

The Empire is dead; it died with Martin at the end of the ...

That statue is related to a pretty big questline.
It is certainly a Falmer statue.

Morrowind has the largest scale of the last three games, as it takes place in Vvardenfell, which is only a fraction of the province Morrowind, and, in terms of lore, Vvardenfell seems to be about half the size of Skyrim.

Skyrim has the second largest, with the actual "landscape" being about equal ...

I'd always been a faithful Dunmer player, but something about their appearance, disposition, and place in society in Skyrim didn't attract me. Thus, I started up a faithful Breton mage. I intended on having a second character that was to be strictly Mer, but none of the non-human races had any ...

and I did not get the impression from Sheogorath's Quest that he indicated he was the Champion of Cyrodill
But he blatantly says that he was their for the whole Oblivion crisis and how he likes Martin. He also says the title of Sheogorath was passed down to him.
He also indirectly references other ...

You aren't SUPPOSED to like the Thalmor.... they're supposed to be paralleled to the Mythic Dawn in Oblivion.
They're more like the Enclave in FO3 if anything. Far reaching political and military program, advanced technologies and tactics (in the Thalmor's case, coordinated magic use), superiority ...

You aren't SUPPOSED to like the Thalmor. Your character has no choice in regard to whether or not to consider themselves an ally or supporter, and it is thus not intended to be subjective. Every questline that involves them results in their being the antagonists. I'll confess, this bothers me a ...

I have to say, reading this thread has me convinced that Skyrim really is an inferior game to the previous two in the series. I love it, don't get me wrong, but I also loved Morrowind and Oblivion, and immensely more, it seems. It just appears that the developers got sort of lost, and had trouble ...

It's true. I was able to tear through most of the game with a set of that gave me 100% resistance to each element. Then again, I suppose the potential for omnipotence has always been one of the quirks of TES series that made it so much fun for me. Largely, I think the Enchanting system wasn't as ...

What an abhorrent title for your thread. Try to make the "subject" actually relevant to the subject.

First, I will respond to the subject:
Yes. A quantity of people feel.

Secondly, I will respond to the content of the post:
I think that's sort of the point. Cyrodiil was central, and it was as much ...

As many as you like.


That isn't a class system. They're intended to be different-but-equal. All your doing is making a thread where people can give a job description to their characters. It is assumed that any skills they're already USING any skills they would want in a class. Having no limit ...

It's a poor idea. Video game music videos are overdone, uninteresting, and wholly bland. Any "viral potential" it has is of a completely negligible quantity (unless you include a clip in the end of a cat hitting a man in the groin). Do something more productive with your time, like playing Skyrim.

Oh, Skyrim. I love the game, I really do, but it doesn't hold me like Oblivion did.
Though I miss attributes, dislike the removal of the Major v. Minor system, hate the interface, there are two humongous gameplay and immersion issues that just destroy for me.

The pacing of the game is absolutely ...

An exclusive club about hats? I'm sure all the folks that can't get in are just seething with envy.

I think guns would be a nice addition. Damage wise, and the whole fear-factor thing. I can see an arrow. I can see a lightning bolt. Can't see a bullet though. Not to mention how damn loud a gun from that era would be.

No.
TES is NOT Steampunk. The Dwemer Ruins in Morrowind are a single, lone ...

I do not approve of paradoxes.

I can only wish that there was a world in which I was the owner of a DeLorean DMC-12.
Oh. Wait!
I am.

Definitely* Kestral's

But there are heaps more bacteria than there is either tea or coffee, doesn't mean bacteria is better. I could really go for a nice hot cup of bacteria right about now though.

That's irrelevant. I am referring to varieties of tea, which ARE made for a standard beverage. Yes, there are many ...

Anyhow, since tea is so broad, so dynamic, it'd be ridiculous for a single variety of bean to get the vote.
Oh cousin, you should know that there are several varieties of "the bean", with as much a different taste to them as different kinds of tea.

Codex, my friend, it seems you've caught me ...

((I'm sorry, folks, but the pace here is a little rapid for me...Jus' have Malan disappear into the mist.))

I have to cast my vote for tea.
See, with coffee, most people drink it for the caffeine rather than the taste. Hell, compared to tea, the taste is very bland and one-sided.
A good British Black Tea (I drink a cup of Bewley's Irish Breakfast Tea every morning) has about 3/5 as much caffeine as coffee ...

This thread is a little old to be posting in, don't you think? xD Try to look at the dates 'fore you reply.

1. What would it be called?
The Empire of the Darrelland: The Dukedom

2. What would your flag look like?
Green, with a blue "x" stretching to each corner, and a grey square where the "x" intersects, representing Imperium, the city upon the River Reyus and capital of The Dukedom.

3. What type of ...