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I'm a Nightblade. And I'm going to cure my Vampirism for Lycanthropy.
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Carnage2K4✭✭✭✭Do you also enjoy the twilight series?
That's pretty much what Vamps and WWs amount to in this game... buy a bite for a pretty trinket... sparkle like a *** fairy... Monsters are suppost to be hated and feared, not be some bloody shiny thing all the moths collect around as they stroll through a city unchallenged...Human Infant Connoisseur1 -
Dagus✭✭✭have you used the vampire ability drain essence on anything yet?
i think that might make you change your feelings.
Math > RP feelings about "monsters"RAWR!!!0 -
Nathair✭✭✭
"Modern" vampires have almost always been far more morally than physically monstrous. Strolling through the city unchallenged has been exactly what they do and exactly why they are so dangerous. This is true from the seminal Lord Ruthven, Varney and Count Dracula right through to more recent incarnations like Barnabas Collins, Sonja Blue, Lestat or the admittedly terrible Twilight versions. ESO vampires are, in fact, far more "monstrous" in appearance than the literary norm.Carnage2K4 wrote: »Monsters are suppost to be hated and feared
Don't confuse "this is what I would like" with "this is how it is supposed to be".To, Too, Two. - There, Their, They're. - Were, We're, Where. - Your, You're. - Then, Than.
Homophones, not synonyms.2 -
Elyna✭✭✭✭
"Modern" vampires have almost always been far more morally than physically monstrous. Strolling through the city unchallenged has been exactly what they do and exactly why they are so dangerous. This is true from the seminal Lord Ruthven, Varney and Count Dracula right through to more recent incarnations like Barnabas Collins, Sonja Blue, Lestat or the admittedly terrible Twilight versions. ESO vampires are, in fact, far more "monstrous" in appearance than the literary norm.Carnage2K4 wrote: »Monsters are suppost to be hated and feared
Don't confuse "this is what I would like" with "this is how it is supposed to be".
If thats the case then I think Werewolves are more dangerous. How do you pin a crime on them? The body was torn to shreds by an animal. How do you accuse someone of that without people thinking youve gone mad?1 -
Sindala✭✭✭✭✭Well you could start be realising Vampires and Werewolves ARNT REAL
Being First is not the prize, it just mean's everyone can stab you in the back.0 -
Carnage2K4✭✭✭✭
So... you reference 'modern' vamps... in a game set in what could only be described as distant past, if it can be related at all..."Modern" vampires have almost always been far more morally than physically monstrous. Strolling through the city unchallenged has been exactly what they do and exactly why they are so dangerous.
Even if it were somehow related, I'm going to go ahead and assume you have not taken account of the fact that 'modern' vampires look human, indistinguishable in many cases...
I'm also going to assume you have not played any other ES games and do not know anything about ES vampires...
Edited by Carnage2K4 on June 2, 2014 2:56PMHuman Infant Connoisseur0 -
rawne1980b16_ESO✭✭✭✭✭Well you could start be realising Vampires and Werewolves ARNT REAL
Actually vampires are.
They are a group of people that drink blood for .... adult reasons.
While not quite the big screen version of the monster they do still refer to themselves as vampires.
And there are incredibly hairy people that could be mistaken for werewolves.
And some really big dogs.0 -
Nathair✭✭✭
You misunderstand. Almost all cultures have vampires or vampiric creatures in their myths. "Modern" vampires refers specifically to the vampires of Western literature and to their descendants in movies and games as opposed to, for example, the Norse Draugr or Scottish Baobhan Sith.Carnage2K4 wrote: »So... you reference 'modern' vamps... in a game set in what could only be described as distant past, if it can be related at all...
Interesting thing to assume, since that was exactly my point.Carnage2K4 wrote: »Even if it were somehow related, I'm going to go ahead and assume you have not taken account of the fact that 'modern' vampires look human, indistinguishable in many cases...To, Too, Two. - There, Their, They're. - Were, We're, Where. - Your, You're. - Then, Than.
Homophones, not synonyms.0