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musings of the shivering isles, anyone else want to go back?
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I really enjoyed that area in oblivion.
the sky was maddeningly colorful and I only ever wanted it to be night time, the befittingly weird quests that took place. the fact that the land itself was split between dark, depressing, and scary on one side, and then bright, vibrant, and colorful on the other.
as oblivion was classic fantasy at the time having its largest expansion take you to an incredibly exotic zone that showed off such a contrasting experience was a lot of fun, that first time your in the room that evaporates into butterflies.
I hope we get to go visit it again sometime, or other daedric realms, I mention it specifically because it avoided the hellscape of some kind trope that is associated with the daedric realms we have visited (though I did want to see more of the evergloom proper, I like that aesthetic)
but particularly the mania side of the shivering isles at night, it was so foreign and SO colorful, I would not mind going crazy there.
on a side note during the mages guild quest in ESO it was the deciding reason in letting whats her face go crazy and stay with Sheo, I knew where she was going and would not stop that
the sky was maddeningly colorful and I only ever wanted it to be night time, the befittingly weird quests that took place. the fact that the land itself was split between dark, depressing, and scary on one side, and then bright, vibrant, and colorful on the other.
as oblivion was classic fantasy at the time having its largest expansion take you to an incredibly exotic zone that showed off such a contrasting experience was a lot of fun, that first time your in the room that evaporates into butterflies.
I hope we get to go visit it again sometime, or other daedric realms, I mention it specifically because it avoided the hellscape of some kind trope that is associated with the daedric realms we have visited (though I did want to see more of the evergloom proper, I like that aesthetic)
but particularly the mania side of the shivering isles at night, it was so foreign and SO colorful, I would not mind going crazy there.
on a side note during the mages guild quest in ESO it was the deciding reason in letting whats her face go crazy and stay with Sheo, I knew where she was going and would not stop that
ESO player since beta.
game got too disappointing.
game got too disappointing.
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tnanever✭✭✭Shivering Isles expansion is one of the best things released for the Elder Scrolls world. They should definitely revisit this.2 -
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✭✭✭✭All the paranoid and delusional Npcs made for interesting conversations.
I'd definitely like to explore it in ESO -- would be nice to have a mini grey march type event, or have some more insight into Jyggalag.2 -
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✭✭As a future chapter. Hell yeah. Let’s go to all the daedric realms!
I have a hit list, only one is marked off my list so far...@Chaos2088 PC EU Server | AD-PvP1 -
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✭Yes, the mages guild needs a conclusion as to Velaste, or if you saved her, getting that book. And cheese.2