rdfarley89 wrote: »Nox_Aeterna wrote: »Ok , ES lore people , vampires DONT BURN IN THE SUN , since skyrim.
They did in Morrowind (see below). Skyrim comes after Morrowind, this game comes before both. Also no they all just wanna be sweet transvestites from Transexual, Transylvania.
From UESPwiki for Morrowind:
"Of course, there is a downside to becoming a vampire. You do not regenerate health when you sleep (though fatigue and magicka are unaffected). The only ways to regain health are via the Vampire Touch or any Absorb Health spell or with Restore Health spells and items. Additionally, during daylight hours (6 a.m. until 8 p.m.), you will take Sun Damage up to 5 pts. a second, if you're outside. You'll either have to stay indoors for those hours or equip Constant Effect Restore Health items to counter the life drain. You'll also take increased (+ 50%) Fire Damage from spells and weapons and very few people will want to talk with you. Aside from the Mages Guild and House Telvanni, everyone will either shun you or try to kill you. This can make travel much more difficult, as boatmen, Guild Guides and Silt Strider caravaners will not transport you. It is also impossible to get any Quests outside of the Vampire, Mages Guild, and House Telvanni Quests, as no one will talk to you to give you the quest."
-Group Captain Sir Douglas Robert Steuart Bader CBE DSO DFC FRAeS DLRules are for the guidance of wise men and the obedience of fools.
-The Lun YuIf a man is correct in his own person, then there will be obedience without orders being given; but if he is not correct in his own person, there will not be obedience even though orders are given.
AgriyaTheGrey wrote: »IIRC, the bit about vamps burning in the sun was added to the mythology by the silent movie Nosferatu (to be pedantic, Count Orloff is destroyed by being out of his coffin at ***-crow) and expanded upon in the old Lugosi movies, but had no counterpart in traditional (European) vampire myth prior to that. (Didn't Coppola's Dracula movie had Drac out in Victorian London in daylight with sunglasses on?) On that basis, it's arguably reasonable for ESO (and TES) to have vamps that don't burn in the light of day.
[edit. Should have realised the censor wouldn't allow me to post the word that designates a male chicken even in the context of male chickens.][Edit #2: and no sooner do I say so and the censor relents.][edit #3: and don't get me started on the fact that 'werewolves' -specifically as depicted in game- have no counterpart in folklore at all, but were invented for the old Universal horror flicks in the 30s.]
zoetaz1616 wrote: »Actually werewolves have folklore dating back to the 15th century. They are the reason shaving implements were invented.
AgriyaTheGrey wrote: »IIRC, the bit about vamps burning in the sun was added to the mythology by the silent movie Nosferatu (to be pedantic, Count Orloff is destroyed by being out of his coffin at ***-crow) and expanded upon in the old Lugosi movies, but had no counterpart in traditional (European) vampire myth prior to that. (Didn't Coppola's Dracula movie had Drac out in Victorian London in daylight with sunglasses on?) On that basis, it's arguably reasonable for ESO (and TES) to have vamps that don't burn in the light of day.
[edit. Should have realised the censor wouldn't allow me to post the word that designates a male chicken even in the context of male chickens.][Edit #2: and no sooner do I say so and the censor relents.][edit #3: and don't get me started on the fact that 'werewolves' -specifically as depicted in game- have no counterpart in folklore at all, but were invented for the old Universal horror flicks in the 30s.]
MercyKilling wrote: »I've played all the ES games from Morrowwind on...and never once did I feel particularly moved to become a vampire or werewolf.
I was heartbroken to hear the World of Darkness MMO was cancelled only because it now means those fans of the series will still be found in MMO's I play, corrupting the lore and content so they can be their Tom Cullen's or Jacob Black's.
I don't hate the mosters, per se...I hate what's been done to them by the movies. The last GOOD vampire movie (imnsho) was 30 Days of Night. The last good werewolf movie was.....Lon Chaney's The Wolfman. (Perhaps the remake of that movie, with Benicio Del Toro and Anthony Hopkins qualifies as the last good werewolf film).
MercyKilling wrote: »I've played all the ES games from Morrowwind on...and never once did I feel particularly moved to become a vampire or werewolf.
I was heartbroken to hear the World of Darkness MMO was cancelled only because it now means those fans of the series will still be found in MMO's I play, corrupting the lore and content so they can be their Tom Cullen's or Jacob Black's.
I don't hate the mosters, per se...I hate what's been done to them by the movies. The last GOOD vampire movie (imnsho) was 30 Days of Night. The last good werewolf movie was.....Lon Chaney's The Wolfman. (Perhaps the remake of that movie, with Benicio Del Toro and Anthony Hopkins qualifies as the last good werewolf film).
Starlifter88 wrote: »zoetaz1616 wrote: »Actually werewolves have folklore dating back to the 15th century. They are the reason shaving implements were invented.
Off topic - Do not doubt the werewolf part, but shaving implements pre-date the ancient Greeks.
I think its the type/breed of Vampire. Perhaps since ESO is WAYYYY before all the other ES game events, Vampires and Werewolves are a purer blood so Vamps will not take damage from sunlight. In Skyrim there was a pure bred vampire clan running around so maybe those regular vampires in skyrim where of a higher breed as well. But how many licks does it takes to get to the center of a tootsie pop? the world may never know
It's really silly honestly the same negatives should apply to you as a vampire as they did in skyrim. NPC's attacking you if you're at certain stages, etc.
kirnmalidus wrote: »This is about TES vampire lore, not Dracula/Nosferatu/etc.
zoetaz1616 wrote:Actually werewolves have folklore dating back to the 15th century.
-Group Captain Sir Douglas Robert Steuart Bader CBE DSO DFC FRAeS DLRules are for the guidance of wise men and the obedience of fools.
-The Lun YuIf a man is correct in his own person, then there will be obedience without orders being given; but if he is not correct in his own person, there will not be obedience even though orders are given.