There's no lore justification for making Nedes look primitive. Lamae Bal appears in ESO and she's indistinguishable from a Breton or Imperial.
I apologise for this arrogant decision: I try to refrain from referring to ESO whenever possible, especially the "artwork" My friends who consider ...
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- Sat Jan 21, 2017 10:30 am
- Forum: Lore
- Topic: Lore: Origins and Appearance of Races
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- Thu Jan 12, 2017 3:51 am
- Forum: Lore
- Topic: Lore: Origins and Appearance of Races
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Re: Lore: Origins and Appearance of Races
Will try and address these point by point.
BetaB:
When I say "race" I mean specifically in a way that the skyrim engine understands them. Each "race" comes with its own set of beards, eye/nose/mouth types.
If I want more variance in a certain group, i split them into another "race", the idea being ...
BetaB:
When I say "race" I mean specifically in a way that the skyrim engine understands them. Each "race" comes with its own set of beards, eye/nose/mouth types.
If I want more variance in a certain group, i split them into another "race", the idea being ...
- Wed Jan 11, 2017 3:16 am
- Forum: Lore
- Topic: Lore: Origins and Appearance of Races
- Replies: 11
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Lore: Origins and Appearance of Races
Hello all, first post, be gentle.
I wanted to start a long series of conversations, and possibly arguments, over the lore behind the origins of the races of Nirn.
I'm doing a huge visual overhaul of skyrim/SSE character system (we're talking thousands of models, hundreds of textures)
and I want to ...
I wanted to start a long series of conversations, and possibly arguments, over the lore behind the origins of the races of Nirn.
I'm doing a huge visual overhaul of skyrim/SSE character system (we're talking thousands of models, hundreds of textures)
and I want to ...