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A question for ZOS
Strider_Roshin
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You know all of that blank space that's east of Wrothgar, and northeast of Craglorn? That's all Skyrim. And that huge island east of The Rift? That's Vvardenfell, where the game Morrowind was played. I'm sure you knew all of this so here's my actual question: Will we ever be able to go back there and explore all of it? Please and thank you 
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Volkodav✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭Paulington wrote: »I think ZOS' intention is to eventually make the entirety of Tamriel playable which will take a very long time but will be worth it in the end..
They said in one of their videos that it is very unlikely they'll create Vvardenfell.Edited by Volkodav on March 1, 2016 1:56PM5 -
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The Blight is a creation of Dagoth Ur, and Dagoth Ur doesn't awaken for another 300 years, so there would be no Blight on Vvardenfell in this time period. Vvardenfell is currently a Tribunal Temple preserve, in which trade and settlement are banned, except for a few Great House settlements sanctioned by the Temple and the independent Ashlander tribes. We know that Balmora, Suran, Ald'ruhn, Gnisis, Sadrith Mora, Tel Aruhn, and of course, Vivec City, all exist in this time period.
Yup,there is the Blight that people have in some places.You can catch it as well.There are temple shrines to cure it though.And it would be the best thing ZOS could implement,if you ask me.The different Vampire clans would make a lot of people happy,as well as the Ashlander camps. There is so much that would be amazing if they just added it,and didnt ruin it by changing the way it all looks.Well,ok,..smooth some things out,and add a few extra plants here and there,but that's it.Nothing more. Morrowind had it all.Strider_Roshin wrote: »The region was host to large populations before the War of the First Council; few remained by the time of the reorganization, perhaps due to the Blight. When the centuries-old Temple ban on trade and settlement of Vvardenfell was revoked by King Llethan of Morrowind, a flood of Imperial colonists and Great House Dunmer came to Vvardenfell, expanding old settlements and building new ones.
Vvardenfell was already occupied heavily in E1 (Dwemers). Eso is in E2-582 or so.
Anyways Vvardenfell already has the ruins of the Dwemers off course. And probably some ashlanders and people infected by the Blight.
That would give an interesting setting for elder scrolls online
Adding Vvardenfell and all it contains,quests,creatures and all,would give this game one he-ll of a massive jump up. I really believe that.UESP: The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages - A collaborative source for all knowledge on the Elder Scrolls series since 1995
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Moozzie✭✭Vvardenfell was not occupied in this era i thought. I would love to go there tho. I played morrowind for over 300 hours0
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✭✭✭Strider_Roshin wrote: »
ZOS should make it so that people can go there, but as soon as they enter the zone, they are mercilessly attacked by flocks of cliffies.Founder and Co-GM of The Psijic Order Guild (NA)
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Volkodav✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭Strider_Roshin wrote: »
Make it a time portal we get a quest to do.Shalidor sends us there to learn what was there in times long gone.Make it another History lesson,only one that the player must go through to learn abut the entire continent of Vvardenfell.Not just that horrid loooong walk with the Prophet.
And make it just like it was in Morrowind.I really miss hearing those Cliff Racers when they dive on you!Edited by Volkodav on March 1, 2016 1:55PM0 -
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✭✭I think ZOS' intention is to eventually make the entirety of Tamriel playable which will take a very long time but will be worth it in the end.. 2 -
Paulington✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭Paulington wrote: »I think ZOS' intention is to eventually make the entirety of Tamriel playable which will take a very long time but will be worth it in the end..
They said in one of their videos that it is very unlikely they'll create Vvardenfell.
Possibly, but it's a very nice thing to aim for.0 -
Strider_Roshin✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭Paulington wrote: »I think ZOS' intention is to eventually make the entirety of Tamriel playable which will take a very long time but will be worth it in the end..
I would love that =]0 -
Strider_Roshin✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭Paulington wrote: »I think ZOS' intention is to eventually make the entirety of Tamriel playable which will take a very long time but will be worth it in the end..
They said in one of their videos that it is very unlikely they'll create Vvardenfell.
To be honest, they said the same thing about dueling and console text chat. I think it's fair to say that ZOS is pretty malleable.0 -
Moozzie✭✭Strider_Roshin wrote: »The region was host to large populations before the War of the First Council; few remained by the time of the reorganization, perhaps due to the Blight. When the centuries-old Temple ban on trade and settlement of Vvardenfell was revoked by King Llethan of Morrowind, a flood of Imperial colonists and Great House Dunmer came to Vvardenfell, expanding old settlements and building new ones.
Vvardenfell was already occupied heavily in E1 (Dwemers). Eso is in E2-582 or so.
Anyways Vvardenfell already has the ruins of the Dwemers off course. And probably some ashlanders and people infected by the Blight.
That would give an interesting setting for elder scrolls online 3 -
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✭✭✭Strider_Roshin wrote: »The region was host to large populations before the War of the First Council; few remained by the time of the reorganization, perhaps due to the Blight. When the centuries-old Temple ban on trade and settlement of Vvardenfell was revoked by King Llethan of Morrowind, a flood of Imperial colonists and Great House Dunmer came to Vvardenfell, expanding old settlements and building new ones.
Vvardenfell was already occupied heavily in E1 (Dwemers). Eso is in E2-582 or so.
Anyways Vvardenfell already has the ruins of the Dwemers off course. And probably some ashlanders and people infected by the Blight.
That would give an interesting setting for elder scrolls online
It would, and we they could make it so that we're helping those who are there survive.0 -
Volkodav✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭Strider_Roshin wrote: »The region was host to large populations before the War of the First Council; few remained by the time of the reorganization, perhaps due to the Blight. When the centuries-old Temple ban on trade and settlement of Vvardenfell was revoked by King Llethan of Morrowind, a flood of Imperial colonists and Great House Dunmer came to Vvardenfell, expanding old settlements and building new ones.
Vvardenfell was already occupied heavily in E1 (Dwemers). Eso is in E2-582 or so.
Anyways Vvardenfell already has the ruins of the Dwemers off course. And probably some ashlanders and people infected by the Blight.
That would give an interesting setting for elder scrolls online
Yup,there is the Blight that people have in some places.You can catch it as well.There are temple shrines to cure it though.And it would be the best thing ZOS could implement,if you ask me.The different Vampire clans would make a lot of people happy,as well as the Ashlander camps. There is so much that would be amazing if they just added it,and didnt ruin it by changing the way it all looks.Well,ok,..smooth some things out,and add a few extra plants here and there,but that's it.Nothing more. Morrowind had it all.
Adding Vvardenfell and all it contains,quests,creatures and all,would give this game one he-ll of a massive jump up. I really believe that.2 -
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✭I think it's not a definite "no", it's more like a "not now". Because of the timeline it's much more plausible to have what has been already announced (Thieves Guild and Dark Brotherhood) as well what has been rumored (Clockwork City, Mephala's Realm and Murkmire).
Personally, I didn't like Morrowind, but curiously I didn't dislike Bloodmoon DLC and I loved Dragonborn DLC. I'm up for it, even though I simply hated just almost as much as I hate the Thalmor to fight Cliffracers over and over again.I am the very model of a scientist Salarian, I've studied species Turian, Asari, and Batarian.
I'm quite good at genetics (as a subset of biology) because I am an expert (which I know is a tautology).
My xenoscience studies range from urban to agrarian, I am the very model of a Scientist Salarian.0 -
Strider_Roshin✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭magnusthorek wrote: »I think it's not a definite "no", it's more like a "not now". Because of the timeline it's much more plausible to have what has been already announced (Thieves Guild and Dark Brotherhood) as well what has been rumored (Clockwork City, Mephala's Realm and Murkmire).
Personally, I didn't like Morrowind, but curiously I didn't dislike Bloodmoon DLC and I loved Dragonborn DLC. I'm up for it, even though I simply hated just almost as much as I hate the Thalmor to fight Cliffracers over and over again.
Yeah Solstheim definitely needs to be a thing in the future. Maybe some unique additives for werewolves; such as different quests or shrines that can potentially change the color of your fur while transformed or grant some unique werewolf perks. Then maybe do the same for vampires with Vvardenfell. Just fun stuff, nothing game breaking.0 -
Volkodav✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭magnusthorek wrote: »I think it's not a definite "no", it's more like a "not now". Because of the timeline it's much more plausible to have what has been already announced (Thieves Guild and Dark Brotherhood) as well what has been rumored (Clockwork City, Mephala's Realm and Murkmire).
Personally, I didn't like Morrowind, but curiously I didn't dislike Bloodmoon DLC and I loved Dragonborn DLC. I'm up for it, even though I simply hated just almost as much as I hate the Thalmor to fight Cliffracers over and over again.
They actually did say they werent going to add Vvardenfell.In one of the videos.0 -
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✭Strider_Roshin wrote: »The region was host to large populations before the War of the First Council; few remained by the time of the reorganization, perhaps due to the Blight. When the centuries-old Temple ban on trade and settlement of Vvardenfell was revoked by King Llethan of Morrowind, a flood of Imperial colonists and Great House Dunmer came to Vvardenfell, expanding old settlements and building new ones.
Vvardenfell was already occupied heavily in E1 (Dwemers). Eso is in E2-582 or so.
Anyways Vvardenfell already has the ruins of the Dwemers off course. And probably some ashlanders and people infected by the Blight.
That would give an interesting setting for elder scrolls online
More Dwemer lore please!0 -
Volkodav✭✭✭✭✭
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The Blight is a creation of Dagoth Ur, and Dagoth Ur doesn't awaken for another 300 years, so there would be no Blight on Vvardenfell in this time period. Vvardenfell is currently a Tribunal Temple preserve, in which trade and settlement are banned, except for a few Great House settlements sanctioned by the Temple and the independent Ashlander tribes. We know that Balmora, Suran, Ald'ruhn, Gnisis, Sadrith Mora, Tel Aruhn, and of course, Vivec City, all exist in this time period.
Yup,there is the Blight that people have in some places.You can catch it as well.There are temple shrines to cure it though.And it would be the best thing ZOS could implement,if you ask me.The different Vampire clans would make a lot of people happy,as well as the Ashlander camps. There is so much that would be amazing if they just added it,and didnt ruin it by changing the way it all looks.Well,ok,..smooth some things out,and add a few extra plants here and there,but that's it.Nothing more. Morrowind had it all.Strider_Roshin wrote: »The region was host to large populations before the War of the First Council; few remained by the time of the reorganization, perhaps due to the Blight. When the centuries-old Temple ban on trade and settlement of Vvardenfell was revoked by King Llethan of Morrowind, a flood of Imperial colonists and Great House Dunmer came to Vvardenfell, expanding old settlements and building new ones.
Vvardenfell was already occupied heavily in E1 (Dwemers). Eso is in E2-582 or so.
Anyways Vvardenfell already has the ruins of the Dwemers off course. And probably some ashlanders and people infected by the Blight.
That would give an interesting setting for elder scrolls online
Adding Vvardenfell and all it contains,quests,creatures and all,would give this game one he-ll of a massive jump up. I really believe that.
I was referring to Vvardenfell,in which there is blight disease during the time it is in Morrowind.0
