Noomfy-Mop wrote: »And when I say "go WoW on itself" I mean release DLC that introduces new races, new abilities, new questing areas AANND (most importantly) increase the level cap by 10.
Personally I think several things on the matter
- if they're going to get rid of the VR system, like I keep reading that they will be, then level cap will naturally increase to make up for the "lost" lvls.
- unless they introduce the Daedra as a playable race then I'm not too sure how they can introduce more races. And if they DID introduce a new race they'd technically have to "kill them off", so to speak, before the oblivion series being that ESO is a prequel. Though I think playing as a deadra would be pretty awesome.
- what new area would the introduce? I know it's a huge place that I'll probably never see all of but they've already got all the regions of Tamriel. Where can they expand to.
From what I read and heard in oblivion and skyrim there's no lore or anything mentioning the discovery of new lands or races in the past (besides the ones already in game).
I'm really enjoying this game so far but am wondering how they'll keep us playing in 12 months or so time.. It seems to me that they've givin us everything right from the get go and have backed themselves into a corner when it comes to future expansion.
Exactly what I'm talking about in regards to responses from certain people on here. Going out of their way to be rude instead of being helpful. It'd be awesome if people actually spoke to one another as if they were standing right in front of them.... with some respect.
Exactly what I'm talking about in regards to responses from certain people on here. Going out of their way to be rude instead of being helpful. It'd be awesome if people actually spoke to one another as if they were standing right in front of them.... with some respect.
I don't think the responses you are getting are based on attempting to be rude as much as they are in surprise and mild shock that you seem to be arguing that there should be less Elder Scrolls lore in The Elder Scrolls Online.
Jared_lindsey86_ESO wrote: »Jared_lindsey86_ESO wrote: »Potential playable races:
Possibly.
Snow elves for the DC
Imga for the Dominion
Lilmothitt for the pact
The only two remaining Snow Elves live in an underground cave complex in Skyrim. I'm kinda baffled as to how you'll find them 1) possible as a playable race and 2) a part of DC
Actually hundreds of Snow Elves survived in the chantry of Auri-el until a raid by The Betrayed (the blind Falmer) killed all save two. If there is one pocket of existence there could be others.
They would be with the DC because of geography and lore. Snow elves lived in the North and its possible that a settlement survives in the Wrothgarian mountains. I think they would be more likely to side with the Manmer and Orsimer than with the Nords. then again unlikely alliances seem to be common at this time.
The_Sadist wrote: »Stories-Bones-Tell wrote: »Playable falamer please
If they do allow Falmer as a playable race the screen should be entirely black, because you know, blind and all.

Jared_lindsey86_ESO wrote: »Potential playable races:
Possibly.
Snow elves for the DC
Imga for the Dominion
Lilmothitt for the pact
The only two remaining Snow Elves live in an underground cave complex in Skyrim. I'm kinda baffled as to how you'll find them 1) possible as a playable race and 2) a part of DC
I agree, but then again we are all in a dichotomy of playing with a bunch of people, and at the same time each one of us are the center of our own universe. You would just be locking on to that latter side of things if you made a snow elf. It could be done, like I mentioned previously, where you have to keep your race secret and are not part of a faction. Trying to hide in plain sight, passing off as another race. ESO could have some very unique gameplay style for snow elf players.
Completely uunreal to have them roam all over Tamriel.
I think you should read your first post in this thread. It sounds a bit rude, or at least passive-aggressive, and if you do think other people know "too much" about this game, does it really matter?
I'm not arguing that there should be less lore at all... I'm saying that I can't imagine investing that much time in to a video game... and the only people who respond to a comment like that would be people who read through every quest, every lore book they pick up, and probably everything they read online. Most people do not do that. Most are like me, who would not know the difference if there should or shouldn't be dragons in this game because the timeline only says there's like 4 alive and they live somewhere else on some island or something... THAT is what I'm saying. They are RUDE responses, and this wasn't the first time. I think some people just don't have the social skills that others do, so they don't know how to answer questions or respond to questions in a fair, reasonable way. If someone says something you think is "stupid", does it really matter?
olemanwinter wrote: »
OtarTheMad wrote: »The_Sadist wrote: »Stories-Bones-Tell wrote: »Playable falamer please
If they do allow Falmer as a playable race the screen should be entirely black, because you know, blind and all.
Think he meant Snow Elf not Falmer. Like this:
wafcatb14_ESO wrote: »ATM land of britan, shroud, and unchained show the most promise.
Noomfy-Mop wrote: »And when I say "take the path of WoW" I mean release DLC that introduces new races, new abilities, new questing areas AANND (most importantly) increase the level cap by 10.
Personally I think several things on the matter
- if they're going to get rid of the VR system, like I keep reading that they will be, then level cap will naturally increase to make up for the "lost" lvls.
- unless they introduce the Daedra as a playable race then I'm not too sure how they can introduce more races. And if they DID introduce a new race they'd technically have to "kill them off", so to speak, before the oblivion series being that ESO is a prequel. Though I think playing as a deadra would be pretty awesome.
- what new area would the introduce? I know it's a huge place that I'll probably never see all of but they've already got all the regions of Tamriel. Where can they expand to.
From what I read and heard in oblivion and skyrim there's no lore or anything mentioning the discovery of new lands or races in the past (besides the ones already in game).
I'm really enjoying this game so far but am wondering how they'll keep us playing in 12 months or so time.. It seems to me that they've givin us everything right from the get go and have backed themselves into a corner when it comes to future expansion.
Noomfy-Mop wrote: »so I keep reading the words "lore breaking"..
And as much as I agree. If something doesn't fit into the universe of the game it shouldn't be there.
But If ZOS really... REALLY wanted to they could simply take the terminator stance on the subject and be all "the future is unwritten" and/or "the future is what we make of it" and introduce what ever they want.
I don't think they will because they understand the fan base and realise that such a move would be a shot in the foot (if not the head).
Just to be clear I don't think that they should introduce such a stance it was merely something that popped into my head while reading through this thread. Although I still think it'd be cool to play as a Daedra
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i don't see anymore playable races being added seeing how all the ones from past TES games are here already. I could see new maps and such, no lvl increase maybe some new armors and crafts though.
I would LOVE to see other playable races. I think if ESO lasts long enough we will see some added. More specifically though, I would like to see variations in the races that we have. Both Khajiit and Argonian are WAY underrepresented in ESO (and Elder Scrolls as a whole.) I have made threads about these two beast races here:
- http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/147221/concept-for-a-future-argonian-centric-update
- http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/141710/suggestions-for-an-eventual-khajiit-centric-update/p1
Orcs could have additional options also to encompass the Wood, Iron, and Tribal Orc racial differences.