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Official Discussion Thread for "ESO Live: May 21 @ 3PM EDT—Making Blackwood’s Music"
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This is the official discussion thread for the blog article "ESO Live: May 21 @ 3PM EDT—Making Blackwood’s Music"
Tune in to ESO Live as we’re joined by Audio Director Brad Derrick to talk about the Blackwood Chapter’s music and sound design.
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✭✭Maybe music is an attempt to sooth the savage beast. Be nice to sort out the craft bag and merchant selling issues on PS4 - do something useful.Australian on PS4 NA server.
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Treshcore✭✭✭A few days ago, I asked questions about the game's continuity in this thread. However, instead of people having answers, this thread was moved from General Discussions into Lore sub-forum. Now nobody replies to this thread because nobody sees it: not too many people go to Lore sub-forum. Most of the TESO players prefer gameplay rather than lore, but it doesn't mean that the game's continuity inconsistence can stay unexplained and unfixed.
Even though ZOS released a good game, this move makes me feel like they betrayed the whole Lore Community by ignoring and keeping most people away from these issues. I'd like to escape this criticism, but what else can I say when everything shows that it's inevitable?
I'll probably watch ESO Live just to see if these questions will be answered. And they need to be answered to strengthen TESO's positions in The Elder Scrolls series from lore perspective.Edited by Treshcore on 20 May 2021 10:43Even though TESO is a great game, it suffers from continuity issues that may hurt narrative experience and confuse lore-caring players. If we want TESO to be a decent exemplar in The Elder Scrolls series, these problems need to be fixed. Please, acknowledge with this information more in this thread. Thank you.0 -
Vonkarolinas✭✭✭A few days ago, I asked questions about the game's continuity in this thread. However, instead of people having answers, this thread was moved from General Discussions into Lore sub-forum. Now nobody replies to this thread because nobody sees it: not too many people go to Lore sub-forum. Most of the TESO players prefer gameplay rather than lore, but it doesn't mean that the game's continuity inconsistence can stay unexplained and unfixed.
Even though ZOS released a good game, this move makes me feel like they betrayed the whole Lore Community by ignoring and keeping most people away from these issues. I'd like to escape this criticism, but what else can I say when everything shows that it's inevitable?
I'll probably watch ESO Live just to see if these questions will be answered. And they need to be answered to strengthen TESO's positions in The Elder Scrolls series from lore perspective.
Why would this be answered? It has ZERO to do with the stream and ZERO to do with this thread. In case you somehow missed it, the topic is "Making Blackwood’s Music". Not lore.2 -
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✭✭✭✭✭Thanks Jess and Gina for a nice event! I had to leave after little over an hour but, it was interesting to learn a bit about the musician behind our wonderful soundtracks. As ever, great job of hosting and thanks for the drop!
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