Poll for My other topic.

[Garcardo]

http://www.thenexusforums.com/index.php?/topic/537862-upcoming-expansion/page__p__4378222__fromsearch__1#entry4378222

 

Didn't realize I could put a poll sorry.

 

Id add more, but the others are to boring to ever want to go. Daedra places.

[Moredhel]

It's a shame I have to answer both questions... I want to visit Morrowind again, but cba about a Daedra realm :\

[Garcardo]

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Oblivion This might help. These are the plains of Oblivion, and a slight description. This Will also show why i didn't put ones like Pyrite down even though he is my favorite. :wallbash:

 

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Tamriel_(continent) This will help with the Lands, mind you I don't think anything But Tamriel will be added, but With Akavir being called Dragon Land or something, you never know.

Edited January 23, 2012 by Garcardo

[Lachdonin]

I vote for... None of the Above!

 

We've done the Daedra focus for a story. Morrowind was about Azura, Bloodmoon was about Hercine, Oblivion was aout Dagon, Shivering Isles was about Sheogorath... Lets do something else eh what?

 

As for what Provinces i'd like to see... Again, none. The Provinces are so large that each really deserves their OWN TES title. Minor places like the Psijic island and Solsthiem, sure, those are good places because their smaller and aren't required to encompass the entire story of a province. Even contained zones, such as returning to the Imperial City (And various runins beneith, Ala Mounrhold) could be good, but enitre provinces would be short changed by being 'expansions'.

[Garcardo]

While I agree Oblivion took Merunes, that is why I did not add him, but Azura was not done in Morrowind, as we didn't actually visit her realm, that is what I am asking, there was a brief visit to Hircine's in Blood moon, and An obvious Sheogorath one in Shivering Isle's. I am asking, since there is a big chance the next expansion will be based on a Daedra lord, who would you like to visit the most, I took out ones that have been visited in the past, and ones that say there Realms are impossible to visit.

 

As for the revisit, since the computer version runs off steam now I think they would be able to do more. I want to visit a Tamriel land, cause I felt that Knights of the Nine was a cheap expansion that added little of interest since there were no new towns of which to explore, and though the other small expansions helped I would rather have had a whole new place with 6 plus cities to go to. I get what your saying, but I do like the Daedra realms, as they open up new things and new matierials to the game that make sense rather then say sending you to another part of where you are, Mournhold, and all of the sudden a new set of armor is found. I would rather go to Morrowind, and not just Vvardenfell and get Mark and recall back. Or Visit the Morag Tong and be there enemy. What with the last two games being in this kind of format, I am asking what you would like to see if it were inevitable.

 

As for foreign lands I could only see them taking the game to the land north, as Akavir would have to impliment Hand to hand as a bigger thing again with there being Martial arts.

 

Random thought: Kinda funny how Elder scrolls since Morrowind has Followed the path of America, fist the landing of a foreigner, then Jyggalag and Umaril trying to retake what was once theres like the British, now the Civil War.

[Lachdonin]

If you're talking about vising the lands of a Daedra rather than just an expansion focusing on them, then i would definately vote for Azura... of course, Moonshadow is so beautiful it has some negative side effects on mortals... AKA blindness. You are Dragonborn mind you, but it would be funny to take a companion there and have them be all "Oh crap, i'm blind!".

 

I maintain, however, that the provinces, in their current state, would be short changed by being DLC territory. Morrowind alone offers a huge wealth of possible stories, from the Daedra to the Argonians to Dunmeri independanct to Imperial reconstruction to even the Dreugh. Making it an expansion would make exploring such plots difficult to do in a comprehensive and well written manner. Then again, this is Bethesda we're talking about, so no guarentee they'd pull it off in a stand alone game...

 

There are still islands between Skyrim and Atmora to explore, theres Solsthiem, theres the Psijics... Hell, with the Dragons being Aedric theres even the potential for traveling to the realms of the divines. Imagine running off to Akatosh's realm to chase down the soul of Alduin for instance. Theres a lot of potential left in Skyrim without having to go to other provinces.

[Garcardo]

Going to a Divine realm I feel is impossible, your never talk to them or get involved with them, as that one chick in Oblivion said, The daedra do thing, mostly bad, but at least they interact. I would like to know more about the Psijics though.