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Sheogorath has no eyes
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Some NPCs have one or both white eyes. Sheogorath has no eyes whatsoever. His eyes aren't white, they simply aren't there, just white pixels. Any reason behind it?
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DaniAngione✭✭✭✭✭I have this same issue.
I suppose the texture isn't loading or something like that.
Never bothered me much, though... I like to think he's possessed by himself.5 -
Elf_Boy✭✭✭That isnt how it is supposed to be?
Being what he is I'd thought it a normal part of his madness.** Asus Crosshair VI Hero, Ryzen 1800x, 64GB DDR4 @ 3000, GTX 1080 ti, 4K Samsung 3d Display m.2 Sata 3 Boot Drive, m.2 x4 nvme Game Drive **2 -
FreedomDude✭✭✭He had these eyes in Oblivion (which I quite like):
But he had these eyes in Skyrim (which is the version they based this one off):
So the image in the OP looks fine to me...
Edited by FreedomDude on August 26, 2014 6:27PM2 -
Morvoldo✭✭he also had the "cats eyes" in the Morrowind expansion "The Shivering Isles" and they looked much better, but then he is the prince of Madness so i guess he can have whatever form/eyes he deems fit at the time.0 -
wookiefriseur✭✭✭✭Morrowind had Tribunal and Bloodmoon .. Shivering Isles was Oblivion.. I think that's what you meantHides-His-Nose - EU1 -
Stranglehands✭✭✭✭Daedra don't really have eyes anyway..kcoR gnillaF si noitadnuoF esohw ETIYREP oT0 -
Pseudonym✭✭✭The Oblivion Sheogorath isn't the Skyrim Sheogorath.The Sheogorath in Skyrim is actually the hero of Kvatch; the player from Oblivion; Shivering Isles.
That being said though, the ESO Sheogorath should be the same as the one in Oblivion, so I have no basis for why the eyes have changed..
They're gods at the end of the day, they can change their entire appearance, eyes included.0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭At any given time Uncle Sheo looks like whatever Uncle Sheo wants to look like. This may or may not include having eyes, depending on his whims. Also cheese.
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Merlight✭✭✭✭✭That isnt how it is supposed to be?
Being what he is I'd thought it a normal part of his madness.
Well he had eyes before. I found a screenshot from Simply Misplaced dated 26th June, where he has eyes. On 8th August I was doing Circus of Cheerful Slaughter and he had no eyes. Perhaps his protest against dyes?EU ‣ Wabbajack nostalgic ‣ Blackwater Blade defender ‣ Kyne wanderer
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FreedomDude✭✭✭The Oblivion Sheogorath isn't the Skyrim Sheogorath.The Sheogorath in Skyrim is actually the hero of Kvatch; the player from Oblivion; Shivering Isles.
That being said though, the ESO Sheogorath should be the same as the one in Oblivion, so I have no basis for why the eyes have changed..
They're gods at the end of the day, they can change their entire appearance, eyes included.
Could you link the article about that, I'm most intrigued.0 -
Carnagan✭✭✭The Oblivion Sheogorath isn't the Skyrim Sheogorath.
That being said though, the ESO Sheogorath should be the same as the one in Oblivion, so I have no basis for why the eyes have changed..
Why should the ESO Sheogorath look like the Oblivion Sheogorath?
Edited by Carnagan on August 26, 2014 9:43PM"You dream of the Moon and a man who is less than a man."
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RoyMallis✭✭✭Can any one get a screen of him in game from ESO where he differs from the OP?Edited by RoyMallis on August 26, 2014 10:08PMI do what I can, when I can, to provide in game help to those seeking it. @RoyMallis0 -
Pseudonym✭✭✭
I could have phrased that better. By should, I mean that I think it's the same Sheogorath as the one in Oblivion.0 -
Carnagan✭✭✭
I could have phrased that better. By should, I mean that I think it's the same Sheogorath as the one in Oblivion.
I figured it was something like that. But Oblivion Sheogorath doesn't look like Morrowind Sheogorath or Daggerfall Sheogorath. He changes as he pleases, and there isn't a reason that the Fourth Era Sheogorath wouldn't wear something that "he" wore about 1000 years earlier. Especially while he was getting used to the job."You dream of the Moon and a man who is less than a man."
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JessieColt✭✭✭✭Sheo is the 'Mad God' I am not surprised that he is missing his eyes.
Edited by JessieColt on August 26, 2014 10:13PM0 -
MAOofDC✭✭✭✭This whole discussion only brings glory to Sheogorath. Your confusion his ambrosia.Guild Master of the Guild <The Wrath of Sheogorath>. CHEESE AND CABBAGE FOR EVERYONE!!!6
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Pseudonym✭✭✭
I could have phrased that better. By should, I mean that I think it's the same Sheogorath as the one in Oblivion.
I figured it was something like that. But Oblivion Sheogorath doesn't look like Morrowind Sheogorath or Daggerfall Sheogorath. He changes as he pleases, and there isn't a reason that the Fourth Era Sheogorath wouldn't wear something that "he" wore about 1000 years earlier. Especially while he was getting used to the job.
Sorry, you misunderstand what I was saying. I was pointing out that Oblivion and Morrowind Sheogorath are different entities to the Skyrim Sheogorath. There's no reason why they should or shouldn't look the same. I was simply making an observation, as though if might have something to do with the eye change, but that isn't the case.0 -
Lancillotto✭✭✭ZOS_TristanK wrote: »Thanks for the heads up! Rest assured, Sheogorath can still see madness everywhere.
lol, I thought that was on purpose, just to make him look more god-like. So it was a glitch after all...1 -
I did not know this was a bug I thought because he is the mad god he had creepy eyes I remember looking up pics because I made a toon to look like him and when I got there as this toon he had no eyes just a chasm of pure blinding white (the toon not the mad god)Edited by Pees_In_Your_Mead on August 27, 2014 12:29AMPees-In-Your-Mead awesome lizard better stealth fighter
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Actually now that you mention it...Jyggalag incoming?However, Jyggalag is allowed to return to his original form once after every era, an event known in the Shivering Isles as the Greymarch. During this period, Jyggalag's personality resurfaces and exerts control over "his" realm to summon the Knights of Order - his emotionless, vicious minions - to attack and burn everything in the Isles to the ground. Near the end of the Greymarch, Sheogorath "leaves" the Isles and Jyggalag appears in person to finish the Isles off. In reality, Sheogorath simply transforms into Jyggalag. Sheogorath then "returns" to recreate the Isles and its inhabitants, causing him some suffering.and Darien Gautier has an affinity for cheese1 -
RedMiniStapler✭✭✭I got it! Zenimax removed his eyes so that you can print out his face and wear it as a halloween mask! ya know, because you gotta cut out eye holes?7
