TES VI: Where?

[jamochawoke]

Daggerfall was the region around the Illiac bay. (High Rock and Hammerfell). Edited November 1, 2011 by jamochawoke

[Horgr]

Blackmarsh sounds annoying to navigate. Having to stop and swim every few feet, or getting stuck in a bog...not fun. And it would have to be fairly developed. Summerset isle sounds fun, but a bit small. Valenwood, assuming they have enough developed cities, would be cool (however I would really get sick of everything being made from trees or plants). Honestly Akavir sounds the best, because of its size, and like morrowind, the developers will have a lot of artistic freedom. Not to menton it would give them a chance to throw in a new race or two if they wanted.

[Cyberote]

I like Argonians, but I'd like to see Elseweyr because of the tribes and the desert.

[Shroudedasylum]

Valenwood or a morrowind remake post destruction :D

[natelovesyou]

I chose Summerset Isle...

Can I change it to Valenwood? Haha, so much cooler. Cities on treetops?!

[andymohax]

I would like to have a combined with either Hammerfell and Highrock, Valenwood and Summerset Isle or Elswyer and Black Marsh

[Shroudedasylum]

I'm rethinking my vote. Black Marsh + Morrowind. Main quest having two options, restoring the land of morrowind with the dunmer or helping the argonian takeover. Both crossing paths at some point and having to disregard past issues to fight a common evil :D

[ShadowscaleB1980]

I think it would be great if they did Valenwood, it would be a departure from the terrestrial and into the arboreal. Playing a part in the great hunt would be kinda awesome too, shape-shifting could be an interesting ability to introduce to the series.

[Valamyr]

ALL OF TAMRIEL!!! :thumbsup:

 

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Okay, Valenwood, Elsewyr and the Summerset Isle, perhaps? That area broke off from the Empire in one bloc, right?

[ShadowscaleB1980]

you're thinking big valamyr -nothing wrong with that. Though the problem is that making a game involving all of Tamriel would take perhaps a decade to create - not to mention chew up some serious hard drive real-estate.