AuntieJemima

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Humans are ingrained with the thought of liking to root for the underdogs. And that makes sense considering that the underdogs usually represent the average person. To see them win reminds us of how the average person can achieve amazing things, and there's a certain comfort in that. I believe that is one of the main reasons why most people, be it subconscious or not, choose the Stormcloaks. In all honesty, the story is not at all as in depth as it could be for an actual discussion about the ramifications of choosing either side. The negatives and positives of either faction is shallow in comparison to real life conflicts. The developer of the game did a wonderful job of creating a convincing setting, but to start a game off with your character being executed by the empire pretty much puts the imperials in a very handicapped position. No amount of friendly imperial allies could really justify your joining of the legion. That's probably why you don't see as many Imperial supporters on this forum. That or most people just end up playing both sides anyway, and when you do, the civil war questline just feels that much shallower.

probably when a guards asked me if someone stole me sweetroll. I never thought anyone would've cared.

The real question is, will there be any kind of a technological advancements made another 3000 years into the story.

I heard that Redguard is TES VI

Kill him with the console.