colossalvoids wrote: »Well I wonder featuring tattered alliance banners also...
Anyway it looks and sounds Fre... Breton as hell, will see what the features will be as third year without good one would be devastating.
Well this isn't much, but it's enough to get me excited. Three-banner armada actually working together, and the locale is beautiful. I wonder how much actual seafaring there will be in the gameplay, but either way it's a cool visual. And they're running into a bit of trouble there at the end, so that's suitably ominous.
Also I'm not sure whether to hope or dread that the evil knight looking guy is someone we know...
Well this isn't much, but it's enough to get me excited. Three-banner armada actually working together, and the locale is beautiful. I wonder how much actual seafaring there will be in the gameplay, but either way it's a cool visual. And they're running into a bit of trouble there at the end, so that's suitably ominous.
Also I'm not sure whether to hope or dread that the evil knight looking guy is someone we know...
That knight is Darien's evil twin.
Chips_Ahoy wrote: »I hope there is no other talking skull.
WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »Pyandonea? My main will be pleased if so.
TonyRockaroni wrote: »WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »Pyandonea? My main will be pleased if so.
And here I thought I'd be the only one thinking this. I distinctly remember a few storm-related quests involving Maormer being encountered several times already. That and the fact they showed an island, and Pyandonea is an island continent. So while everyone else is thinking Breton, my mind is 100% thinking Maormer.
If the Covenant or other alliances ARE involved, perhaps one or more of them tried to colonize on Pyandonea, and the Maormer decided they didn't like that very much.
Araneae6537 wrote: »TonyRockaroni wrote: »WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »Pyandonea? My main will be pleased if so.
And here I thought I'd be the only one thinking this. I distinctly remember a few storm-related quests involving Maormer being encountered several times already. That and the fact they showed an island, and Pyandonea is an island continent. So while everyone else is thinking Breton, my mind is 100% thinking Maormer.
If the Covenant or other alliances ARE involved, perhaps one or more of them tried to colonize on Pyandonea, and the Maormer decided they didn't like that very much.
From everything that’s been said, including focus on a playable race that hasn’t had a deep dive yet, it must be Bretons or Redguards (or Bosmer, but unless there are Bosmer elsewhere that live nothing like those in Tamriel I will await Falinesti another year). There was nothing about the watching character that looked Maormer — too short and stocky and that armor looks very Breton and definitely not Maormer. Maybe they play a role, but I would not expect the chapter to be focused on the Maormer.
Araneae6537 wrote: »@Elsonso I agree about the Maormer. I meant that I highly doubt that we are going to Pyandonea this next chapter but that I could see them being involved even as they were involved with various factions in the base game Dominion storyline.
One ship has yellow banners, one ship has blue banners, one ship has red sails.We see three ships of three designs with no clear banners. The design indicates the possibility of the three alliances being involved, but they might just be three ships.
When I say "banners", I don't mean the little tiny colored pennants that they have flying. I am talking the banners with the alliance emblem on them.
Hmm. Maybe, but with Gates of Oblivion, they just picked a seemingly random character to represent the players.
When I say "banners", I don't mean the little tiny colored pennants that they have flying. I am talking the banners with the alliance emblem on them.
I think that these ships are not necessarily actual ships, these ships may be symbols of players from any alliance.