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Why fighting for Enemy Factions Against Our Own Faction? Insanely Immersion Breaking!
oxxalejandroxxo
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After lv 50 we get to travel to enemy zones and do enemy faction quests. Great, but why would we like to fight for enemy factions against our own side from time to time?? Why would a Daggerfall Covenant player help Admeri Dominion defend Covenant Invasion of Auridon?? It does not make sense even a little bit! Just don't let us do these kinds of quest please! It is insanely paradoxical and immersion breaking!
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✭✭✭✭✭That's entirely the point. Meridia and Cadwell are showing you that the Alliance you ended up becoming the Champion of was down to chance, and that your alliance has as many bad parts to it as all the others. When you are playing in the other faction territories, you are seen as a member of that faction, because Meridia wants to show you all sides of the story.UESP: The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages - A collaborative source for all knowledge on the Elder Scrolls series since 1995
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oxxalejandroxxo✭✭✭✭That's entirely the point. Meridia and Cadwell are showing you that the Alliance you ended up becoming the Champion of was down to chance, and that your alliance has as many bad parts to it as all the others. When you are playing in the other faction territories, you are seen as a member of that faction, because Meridia wants to show you all sides of the story.
That made some sense, but THEY CHANGED IT!! Now players don't need to talk to Meridia and Cadwell to do these quests!!Edited by oxxalejandroxxo on 28 July 2016 15:130 -
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Yeah I knowoxxalejandroxxo wrote: »
That made some sense, but THEY CHANGED IT!! Now players don't need to talk to Meridia and Cadwell to do these quests!!That's entirely the point. Meridia and Cadwell are showing you that the Alliance you ended up becoming the Champion of was down to chance, and that your alliance has as many bad parts to it as all the others. When you are playing in the other faction territories, you are seen as a member of that faction, because Meridia wants to show you all sides of the story.
But that still remains as the story-based reason for now, as Cadwell's Silver still starts with that introduction. Going there before Cadwell introduces it is the same as going to Malabal Tor before completing the questlines of Grahtwood and Greenshade, where you're hearing about Naemon's death before he died, and helping the Silvenar before he is revealed.
This change seems to be all in preparation for opening the world up fully in One Tamriel, so when that is released, there should be a new story-based reason for being able to go there, as they have stated “Silver" and “gold" versions of zones will be replaced by Cadwell quest storylines. That sounds to me like they have a new lore basis ready to implement.UESP: The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages - A collaborative source for all knowledge on the Elder Scrolls series since 1995
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oxxalejandroxxo✭✭✭✭
Yeah I knowoxxalejandroxxo wrote: »
That made some sense, but THEY CHANGED IT!! Now players don't need to talk to Meridia and Cadwell to do these quests!!That's entirely the point. Meridia and Cadwell are showing you that the Alliance you ended up becoming the Champion of was down to chance, and that your alliance has as many bad parts to it as all the others. When you are playing in the other faction territories, you are seen as a member of that faction, because Meridia wants to show you all sides of the story. But that still remains as the story-based reason for now, as Cadwell's Silver still starts with that introduction. Going there before Cadwell introduces it is the same as going to Malabal Tor before completing the questlines of Grahtwood and Greenshade, where you're hearing about Naemon's death before he died, and helping the Silvenar before he is revealed.
This change seems to be all in preparation for opening the world up fully in One Tamriel, so when that is released, there should be a new story-based reason for being able to go there, as they have stated “Silver" and “gold" versions of zones will be replaced by Cadwell quest storylines. That sounds to me like they have a new lore basis ready to implement.
I hope whatever they are gonna implement makes good sense. ZOS really could use some good playwrights to make a lot of stories sensible.0