Locations we want to see added the most

Deyirn · July 2015

wenxue2222b16_ESO wrote: »

This one would like very much to go home to Elsweyr. While the sands in Sentinel are warm they are not quite as warm as the warm sands of home.

This one prefers nicely warmed sand to do the things that all khajiit must do in sand.

This one has no sand get in their fur or just don't care?

SantieClaws · July 2015

This one has learnt that the sand does not stick to the fur unless the fur is wet. Khajiit does not often jump in a river before using the sand.

Indeed khajiit does not often jump in rivers at all ...

Ffastyl · July 2015

I'd like to see the Golden Coast.

Skingrad, Anvil, Chorrol, and Bruma were my regular hangout spots in Oblivion...

I'd also like to explore the south more, but... Will-o-the-Wisps...

reften · July 2015

More opportunities to fight titans and dragons.

Really like more winter'esk locations. Need more of that / Skyrim etc.

Deyirn · July 2015

reften wrote: »

More opportunities to fight titans and dragons.

Really like more winter'esk locations. Need more of that / Skyrim etc.

I sense that we won't ever be friends.

UTG_Zilla · July 2015

I would really like an expansion to Akavir. The races that live there are all beastial (monkey-men, snake-men, dragons) BUT in the lore it says mer/man explorers have gone there in the past.

Maybe for an expansion we could travel to akavir and help the descendants escape or establish a settlement (that'll for continuity reasons be invaded by snake men and taken over/demolished after eso time line)

Edit: or we can travel to the moarmer island (forgot name but starts with P...) and find out that why they're attacking auridon is because of molag bol's influence to try to dissolve the dominion (this expansion would only be available to enter once in grahtwood)

UTG_Zilla · July 2015

Just thought of this, if they're keeping vr system (just for sake of what I'm about to say but it doesn't matter really), but after like vr 15/16, you can do Caldwell's Platinum.

Caldwell's platinum will allow you to travel fully throughout tamriel (I.e.; winterhold, full elsweyr, full black marsh, etc...) then around like vr20 you can travel to other continents briefly (not extended travels/exploration but just like a few set locals)

lucian_banneb18_ESO · July 2015

Any place that has Dragons in it.
And some underwater city would be great if you could get the mechanics right.

Korozenn · July 2015

Mephala's Realm, Alinor, and Whiterun. owo

Lynx7386 · July 2015

Elsweyr.

ThePonzzz · July 2015

Where ever the new area is, I just want it to be a cross-fraction PvE zone.

Iluvrien · July 2015

Vvardenfell. I have been asking for it since early-access pre the PC launch.

I will continue to ask for it until we actually get it.

GorraShatan · July 2015

The datamined stuff for Summerset is really awesome and I hope it makes it into game.

What I really want to see is another zone that matches Morrowind in it's alien-yet-real feeling. Morrowind just feels so strange with its ash, its kwama, mushrooms, silt striders and the like. At the same time it feels so grounded in reality.

Elsweyr maybe?

Branovices · July 2015

1. Vvardenfell (Wouldn't have suggested it till I saw how well Cyrodiil turned out.)
2. Elsweyr
3. Akavir (I imagine this being more of an expansion pack sort of deal.)

I would've said more Black Marsh but I'm pretty sure they're already working on that. (Can't wait!)

Cuyler · July 2015

The Imperial City......ohhhh see what I did there

#SOON

AngryNord · July 2015

DaveTheMinion wrote: »

I want to see Skyrim locations where you get to fight dragons.....

Here you go: http://www.elderscrolls.com/skyrim/

AngryNord · July 2015

ch.ris317b14_ESO wrote: »

Solshteim

AFAIK Solstheim wasn't really known to anyone in Tamriel at this point? And Vvardenfell was stil controlled by the Tribunal and pretty much "off limits" for mainlanders?

ch.ris317b14_ESO · July 2015

A dungeon in the shivering Isles that acts like an endless dungeon... procedurally generated,

AngryNord wrote: »

DaveTheMinion wrote: »

I want to see Skyrim locations where you get to fight dragons.....

Here you go: http://www.elderscrolls.com/skyrim/

It would be very cool to see those locations as they would exist in ESO... right now they would be ruins... maybe have some lore or quest lines that foreshadow the events of Skyrim

Maybe even a quest line where you stop people from trying to wake the dragons.

ESO was supposed to be the Elder Scrolls game to feature all of tamriel... asking for skyrim is no different than asking for morrowind or anything else we've seen in previous games.

HeroOfNone · July 2015

The Isle of Balfiera & preferably Direnni Tower/Ur-Tower/the Adamantine Tower/Ada-mantia . We see it out in the bay there, and a few folks have explored that island using disconnects, but I was hoping to see an elaborate island and maybe a trial or dungeon there.

starkerealm · July 2015

BuggeX wrote: »

Vader3654 wrote: »

Are dragons definitely dead at this point? I remember nords in tes5 saying there hasnt been a dragon in skyrim for a thousand years... And eso is 1000 years before skyrim. Could be one floating around. Paarthunax certainly

no they arent dead, some are still existent in teso, but the number is smaler than 5

Paarthunax is in High Hrothgar and the Greybeards protect him there, there would be no way to get him without the help of the Greybeards

Four of the Dragons in TES5 are not rezzed by Alduin. One of them is active in the Reach at (roughly) the same time as ESO happens. (I think the last confirmed sighting was a couple centuries before ESO). (It's the same one you snuff at the Whiterun watchtower at the beginning of Skyrim's main quest. The one in Blacklight is another. I forget the other two.

There's also a confirmed active dragon in High Rock, though the exact location is unknown.

tinythinker · July 2015

Deyirn wrote: »

Fetaro wrote: »

4/ Things we haven't seen in any TES game yet.

I'm not that familiar with TES lore and games, but I'm pretty sure so far that there are lots of locations that weren't in the previous games. I'm not sure what areas do Arena and Daggerfall cover though.

TES I: Arena technically covers all of Tamriel but the lore/graphics don't really offer much compared to today, so I generally only count TES II: Daggerfall onward in lists of where games have taken us.

My recent wishlist of whenwhere and how to get there.

With or without vet ranks, it would be nice if completing an Alliance opened a new questline, perhaps starting in that same Alliance's old zones and ending by taking you to a new zone.

The new EP questline could take you in the end to some place like (or near) Akavir, or perhaps back in time to the Akavari invasion that lead to the formation of the Pact to play an anonymous but pivotal role in the turn of the war.

The new AD questline could take you to Thras (home of the Sload) or to Pyandonea (home of the Maormer) to recover something/someone, gather intelligence, pursue rumors of a strange new weapon, etc.

The new DC questline could take you to Yokuda (original home of the Redguard, either in its present state or to the past before the migration) or even into the future at the time of ES II: Daggerfall, thanks to the Warp of the West, and make sure that some horrible version of events doesn't manifest from the Dragonbreak.

Again, there would be unique rewards at the end. Because much of the new content would be recycled from old zones (even though new areas would be added like the addition of the hideouts) the basic models for landscape, architecture, NPCs, etc would already be in available, except for the trip to the new zone at the end.

My older list:

Perhaps there are rumors of a new threat to Tamriel, or a maybe a way to mend the damage already done by the attempted Planemeld. But in order to pursue this knowledge, one has to go to ancient, secret, deadly locations within Tamriel (pick whichever province you like and want to see more of). In the end, you may even have to explore deeply into an as yet unseen plane of Oblivion. The obvious choice here is Hermaeus Mora (we did see a little of his realm, Apocrypha, in the The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim), but Vaermina could work as well, as she reputedly was the one to reveal the knowledge of how to cure vampirism, and her realm, Quagmire, would be a new experience for players. I would love to work Namira in as an option for this one, as shades and dark spirits are in her portfolio, as her realm remains unexplored, and as her realm has a fun name (The Scuttling Void). The last good option here is Peryite, and giving him some kind of relevance would be nice. In that case, he might hold the key to some horrific new disease or affliction.

[Yes, I know that technically you get a taste of Quagmire in The Rift with the bards, but a full-on immersion would be a trip]

starkerealm · July 2015

AngryNord wrote: »

ch.ris317b14_ESO wrote: »

Solshteim

AFAIK Solstheim wasn't really known to anyone in Tamriel at this point? And Vvardenfell was stil controlled by the Tribunal and pretty much "off limits" for mainlanders?

Solstheim appears on the world map already. The Skald have settlements. Though there's no lasting settlement there, it's possible we could see something built there, only for it to be abandoned in the centuries between ESO and TES3.

NotSo · July 2015

I am open to any new area. But what I want to see is a massive public dungeon built like some dark grand catacomb, football-field sized rooms mazed together. Varying level requirements per room (increasing as you go deeper). Varying party requirements (starting from solo and increasing as you go deeper). Mobs with random patrol patterns (needs new tech) that have no limit on chase distance. And unkillable bosses that spawn in from time to time and sweep up players then despawn.

theroyalestpythonnub18_ESO · July 2015

Mainland Summerset, and Thras. I would much rather visit places the latest three SP games haven't taken us to yet.

RDMyers65b14_ESO · July 2015

I want to see the rest of the map. We have only half (if that much) of all of the providences. I'm probably the most looking forward to the Gold Coast and Colovia, especially if they are not PvP.

Throren · July 2015

I'd like to see other areas of Skyrim, I imagine in the far future when we do see such places, I could imagine a story line to do with the conflict/schism between Eastern and Western Skyrim. Perhaps through the stories you get the King of Solitude to finally accept Jorunn as the true High King and join the pact. That would be neat.

ShedsHisTail · July 2015

My #1 destination is Blackmarsh. I've wanted to see it since Elder Scrolls: Daggerfall.

My#2 is Vvardenfell, primarily for nostalgia purposes. Morrowind is my favorite ES title.

My #3 is -all- of the Daedric domains. We've already seen the Shivering Isles, Oblivion and Cold Harbor in ESO and past games. I love how the domains are themed to their ruling Prince. So I really want to see the rest of them.

BBSooner · July 2015

With regard to the discussion on dragons:

- They are not extinct
- There is no way to know how many there are, so saying there is less than 5 is disingenuous
- Seeing one is absolutely plausible
- Devs already stated that they don't plan/want to have dragons in the game (though that could change, I'm sure if they could come out with a mount/pet/costume for the cash shop to go along with it they'd put it out in a heartbeat)

All that being said, dragons were Skyrims thing. It was a great game. Loved it. I don't think they need to be a focus for every TES from now on. I'd be perfectly fine never seeing one in ESO.

As for places I want to go:

College of Winterhold
Other planes of oblivion

I'm less interested in "where" we go, more in "what" we're doing. A good storyline interests me more than seeing a different type of tree growing out of a different shade of ground.

Branovices · July 2015

Oh, Thras would be awesome, too. I forgot about it.

starkerealm · July 2015

BBSooner wrote: »

- There is no way to know how many there are, so saying there is less than 5 is disingenuous

More than disingenuous, it's downright inaccurate. There are at least five active dragons during the soul burst and probably a few more beyond that.