Is Online's sheogorath The Hero of Kvatch?

francesinhalover

I always found it weird how sheogorath on oblivion has a flawless fresh looking skin, a nice haircut, a nice beard, and YELLOW demon pupils. Moves a lot more, his face is angry, sad , happy constantly.


Yet elder scrolls skyrim sheogorath looks old, full of wrinkes, white pupils , no beard ,his hair is all messy. And during his quest on skyrim, he doesn't move much, even when he laughs he keeps a normal face. Even the clothes are different ( A reminder hero of kvatch assumed the role of sheogorath but isn't a daedric prince...at least not yet, he is however slowly becoming one. That explains his different appearance and his skin looking older , maybe even the personality changing on skyrim.)



And now we talk about elder scrolls online shegorath. Or we would , if he wasn't a COPY of skyrim's sheogorath.


btw some proof skyrim's sheogorath is the hero of kvatch.


I would love if a dev replied to this. Is it time travel on eso, part of a bigger story expansion that we aren't expecting? is it related to elder scrolls 6?

Blacksmoke

No. Eso is set before the events of Oblivion

francesinhalover

Blacksmoke wrote: »

No. Eso is set before the events of Oblivion

EXACTLY!

So why , why , why.

Is it time travel?
Is there something we are missing in the midle of all this?
I want a dev to reply so much to this post!

Blacksmoke

francesinhalover wrote: »

Blacksmoke wrote: »

No. Eso is set before the events of Oblivion

EXACTLY!

So why , why , why.

Is it time travel?
Is there something we are missing in the midle of all this?
I want a dev to reply so much to this post!

Time travel is extremely unlikely. It is most likely an oversight or just to make people feel more at ease when this game came out after Skyrim as there have been many mistakes in the base game lore. Luckily it gets better with each expansion but if you look around the base zones you will find many mistakes.

francesinhalover

Blacksmoke wrote: »

francesinhalover wrote: »

Blacksmoke wrote: »

No. Eso is set before the events of Oblivion

EXACTLY!

So why , why , why.

Is it time travel?
Is there something we are missing in the midle of all this?
I want a dev to reply so much to this post!

Time travel is extremely unlikely. It is most likely an oversight or just to make people feel more at ease when this game came out after Skyrim as there have been many mistakes in the base game lore. Luckily it gets better with each expansion but if you look around the base zones you will find many mistakes.

Sorry to ask , what are some of the mistakes? why aren't they fixed? is there a video of it? big hug

waterfairy

I agree oblivion sheo is best sheo...did you ever try attacking him?

L_Nici

Well afterall Uncle Sheo is a Deadric Prince, so I guess he can take whatever form he wants to take.

francesinhalover

L_Nici wrote: »

Well afterall Uncle Sheo is a Deadric Prince, so I guess he can take whatever form he wants to take.

So he takes the form the skyrim sheo has? Aka The future sheo form?

Blacksmoke

francesinhalover wrote: »

Blacksmoke wrote: »

francesinhalover wrote: »

Blacksmoke wrote: »

No. Eso is set before the events of Oblivion

EXACTLY!

So why , why , why.

Is it time travel?
Is there something we are missing in the midle of all this?
I want a dev to reply so much to this post!

Time travel is extremely unlikely. It is most likely an oversight or just to make people feel more at ease when this game came out after Skyrim as there have been many mistakes in the base game lore. Luckily it gets better with each expansion but if you look around the base zones you will find many mistakes.

Sorry to ask , what are some of the mistakes? why aren't they fixed? is there a video of it? big hug

A few that pop to mind right now are books that have been written way past ESO (2nd era) there are a few books that have been wrotten in the 3rd and 4th era in the game. In stonefalls there is a quest that gives you Blackbrair mead while the blackbrair meadery was established just a few years prior to the events of Skyrim (okay this is a minor one but for some reason I cannot pet this one go) then there is the whole three banner war which was build on a very weak foundation in the lore. At this time the argonians should still be enslaved and the orcs still at war with all there neighbours. You can google around and find a few yourself

L_Nici

Well we just saw it in Skyrim first, maybe he really likes that form since ages, just never showed it to the player before Skyrim.

waterfairy

Blacksmoke wrote: »

francesinhalover wrote: »

Blacksmoke wrote: »

No. Eso is set before the events of Oblivion

EXACTLY!

So why , why , why.

Is it time travel?
Is there something we are missing in the midle of all this?
I want a dev to reply so much to this post!

Time travel is extremely unlikely. It is most likely an oversight or just to make people feel more at ease when this game came out after Skyrim as there have been many mistakes in the base game lore. Luckily it gets better with each expansion but if you look around the base zones you will find many mistakes.

yea it's probably because most people came to eso from skyrim and never played oblivion so they opted for the familiar sheo here which is sad

Celephantsylvius_Bornasfinmo

Oblivion Sheo was far better. ESO Sheo is a watered down and boring version of this character.
It requires a better character model, acting and quests to be up to par with the Daedra Prince.

jaws343

Or maybe, the graphics they were capable of in Oblivion are far worse than those of Skyrim or ESO, so of course the character looks different.

francesinhalover

Blacksmoke wrote: »

francesinhalover wrote: »

Blacksmoke wrote: »

francesinhalover wrote: »

Blacksmoke wrote: »

No. Eso is set before the events of Oblivion

EXACTLY!

So why , why , why.

Is it time travel?
Is there something we are missing in the midle of all this?
I want a dev to reply so much to this post!

Time travel is extremely unlikely. It is most likely an oversight or just to make people feel more at ease when this game came out after Skyrim as there have been many mistakes in the base game lore. Luckily it gets better with each expansion but if you look around the base zones you will find many mistakes.

Sorry to ask , what are some of the mistakes? why aren't they fixed? is there a video of it? big hug

A few that pop to mind right now are books that have been written way past ESO (2nd era) there are a few books that have been wrotten in the 3rd and 4th era in the game. In stonefalls there is a quest that gives you Blackbrair mead while the blackbrair meadery was established just a few years prior to the events of Skyrim (okay this is a minor one but for some reason I cannot pet this one go) then there is the whole three banner war which was build on a very weak foundation in the lore. At this time the argonians should still be enslaved and the orcs still at war with all there neighbours. You can google around and find a few yourself

ohhh this is so interesting to read, i wish you had time to tell me everything... ohhh maybe ill find something juicy online, or i can make a post about it
has for the orc was and argonian slavery, i think eso just wanted to be more friendly towards all players and hide the darkness of elder scrolls that you find in other games.
quests would be hard to do if the player was limited on travels or argonians were slaves. how could you play argonian?

francesinhalover

jaws343 wrote: »

Or maybe, the graphics they were capable of in Oblivion are far worse than those of Skyrim or ESO, so of course the character looks different.

I really doubt that's the case,
It doesn't make sense for skyrims sheogorath to even look like eso's or oblivions, because skyrim's sheo is a human that's becoming a daedra and substituting sheogorath. He doesn't even have accesst o sheogoraths full power.
I mean, maybe he does on skyrim. but not oblivion.

MerguezMan

Sheogorath is facing a cyclic change. You would know by playing through Shivering Isles main quest.

We NEVER saw Sheogorath at his full potential, as he is only half of himself most of the time, and when you see him in Skyrim, hundreds of years AFTER the events of Shivering Isles, there's barely half of his power left.

Or maybe it's just shapeshifting, like when he turns into a cat...

NotaDaedraWorshipper

francesinhalover wrote: »

jaws343 wrote: »

Or maybe, the graphics they were capable of in Oblivion are far worse than those of Skyrim or ESO, so of course the character looks different.

I really doubt that's the case,
It doesn't make sense for skyrims sheogorath to even look like eso's or oblivions, because skyrim's sheo is a human that's becoming a daedra and substituting sheogorath. He doesn't even have accesst o sheogoraths full power.
I mean, maybe he does on skyrim. but not oblivion.

The Hero of Kvatch mantled Sheogorath, making them him completely. There's no human/mer left, only Sheogorath. They aren't substituting or anything, they are him now just as much as Sheogorath was himself before. Not like it matter because that won't happen for several centuries.

Daedric Princes can make themselves look however they please. A handsome human in wacky clothing, a talking rock, or an eldrich abomination doesn't matter.

His model is mostly just a style choice for Zenimax/Bethesda, which is usually influenced by what's popular during the time the game was made and released. They didn't even use Wes Johnson as his voice actor in ESO.

waterfairy

Blacksmoke wrote: »

francesinhalover wrote: »

Blacksmoke wrote: »

francesinhalover wrote: »

Blacksmoke wrote: »

No. Eso is set before the events of Oblivion

EXACTLY!

So why , why , why.

Is it time travel?
Is there something we are missing in the midle of all this?
I want a dev to reply so much to this post!

Time travel is extremely unlikely. It is most likely an oversight or just to make people feel more at ease when this game came out after Skyrim as there have been many mistakes in the base game lore. Luckily it gets better with each expansion but if you look around the base zones you will find many mistakes.

Sorry to ask , what are some of the mistakes? why aren't they fixed? is there a video of it? big hug

A few that pop to mind right now are books that have been written way past ESO (2nd era) there are a few books that have been wrotten in the 3rd and 4th era in the game. In stonefalls there is a quest that gives you Blackbrair mead while the blackbrair meadery was established just a few years prior to the events of Skyrim (okay this is a minor one but for some reason I cannot pet this one go) then there is the whole three banner war which was build on a very weak foundation in the lore. At this time the argonians should still be enslaved and the orcs still at war with all there neighbours. You can google around and find a few yourself

I can solve your mead dilemma....generations of Blackbriars have been making tasty mead long before Maven made a business out of it with the meadery