Makes perfect sensestarkerealm wrote: »Don't get it?starkerealm wrote: »
It was the starting location in ESO: Morrowind and an slaver base, it was an imperial fort in TES3 700 years later.
The island has a Velothi name. The Imperial name dates to the first or second century of the Third Era. Meaning it shouldn't be called "Firemoth" in ESO.
Stage 4 vampires who are also dragonknights in ESO -.-
Ghanima_Atreides wrote: »I just thought of another one, that irks me to no end: "mana" instead of "magicka". I don't know which setting that comes from but in TES, it's always "magicka"!
WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »
Dustfinger81 wrote: »WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »
Those references seem like they leave it intentionally up in the air. What am I missing?
nvm. I see the other post
Ahnastashia wrote: »Who cares if the game breaks lore.. after all.. is lore really all that important?
WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »
Rupz_Koomar wrote: »"My fan fiction is canon"
"C0da is canon"
notimetocare wrote: »Dustfinger81 wrote: »WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »
Those references seem like they leave it intentionally up in the air. What am I missing?
nvm. I see the other post
He made another post that shows how ignorant he is to the Thu'um concept. On lore, TES SP games trump ESO
Dustfinger81 wrote: »notimetocare wrote: »Dustfinger81 wrote: »WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »
Those references seem like they leave it intentionally up in the air. What am I missing?
nvm. I see the other post
He made another post that shows how ignorant he is to the Thu'um concept. On lore, TES SP games trump ESO
What about the SP games demonstrate that ESO is wrong?
Now that is very subjective.Rupz_Koomar wrote: »"ESO doesn't break lore"
Now that is very subjective.Rupz_Koomar wrote: »"ESO doesn't break lore"
Personally I rather dislike people who say:
"ESO breaks lore"
It's probably safe to say though that neither/both are true, depending on what area of the lore you're looking at.
This is actually perfectly lore-friendly, considering the nature of racials in ESO. The vast majority of them are either not wholly dependant on your racial background or easily inherited from a different race father. Argonian fast swimming is probably the only one that can't be (and Khajiit Night Eye, but that's not in ESO)."Can we please choose our own racials?"
starkerealm wrote: »Dustfinger81 wrote: »notimetocare wrote: »Dustfinger81 wrote: »WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »
Those references seem like they leave it intentionally up in the air. What am I missing?
nvm. I see the other post
He made another post that shows how ignorant he is to the Thu'um concept. On lore, TES SP games trump ESO
What about the SP games demonstrate that ESO is wrong?
Whitecoat's been arguing that the DKs are using the Thu'um. Which, no, they're not. How the Thu'um functions has been examined in exhaustive detail, and what the DKs are doing doesn't fit it at all. The DKs think they're, "channeling the power of the dragons," but, given how their abilities manifest, not so much, no.
This is actually perfectly lore-friendly, considering the nature of racials in ESO. The vast majority of them are either not wholly dependant on your racial background or easily inherited from a different race father. Argonian fast swimming is probably the only one that can't be (and Khajiit Night Eye, but that's not in ESO)."Can we please choose our own racials?"
Dustfinger81 wrote: »notimetocare wrote: »Dustfinger81 wrote: »WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »
Those references seem like they leave it intentionally up in the air. What am I missing?
nvm. I see the other post
He made another post that shows how ignorant he is to the Thu'um concept. On lore, TES SP games trump ESO
What about the SP games demonstrate that ESO is wrong?