No no no no. The last thing we need is for more fuel for his rabid fanbase to say that his fanfics that were written after he stopped writing for TES are canon.
Just to be clear, I have nothing against the man himself and I really appreciate what he did for the franchise, but I absolutely hate when people bring his fanfics into lore discussion like if they were canon.
No no no no. The last thing we need is for more fuel for his rabid fanbase to say that his fanfics that were written after he stopped writing for TES are canon.
Just to be clear, I have nothing against the man himself and I really appreciate what he did for the franchise, but I absolutely hate when people bring his fanfics into lore discussion like if they were canon.
It's hardly fanfic when what he talks about shows up in-game. Talos and Heimskr in Skyrim, Vivec's Antlers in ESO, etc.
They have their own Loremaster - the great Lawrence, and they work with Bethesda on some lore stuff, I believe.
Absolutely no need to bring in Kirkbride.
Besides, they've been working on Vvardenfell for ages. All the quests are probably written and voice recorded.
No no no no. The last thing we need is for more fuel for his rabid fanbase to say that his fanfics that were written after he stopped writing for TES are canon.
Just to be clear, I have nothing against the man himself and I really appreciate what he did for the franchise, but I absolutely hate when people bring his fanfics into lore discussion like if they were canon.
It's hardly fanfic when what he talks about shows up in-game. Talos and Heimskr in Skyrim, Vivec's Antlers in ESO, etc.
It is a piece of fiction written by a person that is not the lore master anymore. It is fanfiction. He even wrote the c0da to tell people that his canon is as canon as their canon, but people took it at face value as if it was actually a story that was part of the canon.
I don't want any more of this mess.
They have their own Loremaster - the great Lawrence, and they work with Bethesda on some lore stuff, I believe.
Absolutely no need to bring in Kirkbride.
Besides, they've been working on Vvardenfell for ages. All the quests are probably written and voice recorded.
Lawrence has introduced Kirkbride stuff into the game before [Vivec's Antler's, for example], it's not that hard to see him working with MK.
They have their own Loremaster - the great Lawrence, and they work with Bethesda on some lore stuff, I believe.
Absolutely no need to bring in Kirkbride.
Besides, they've been working on Vvardenfell for ages. All the quests are probably written and voice recorded.
Lawrence has introduced Kirkbride stuff into the game before [Vivec's Antler's, for example], it's not that hard to see him working with MK.
Absolutely. But if they had, they would have likely said they had.
And if they haven't, why bring him in when everything is likely written and dialogue recorded?
No no no no. The last thing we need is for more fuel for his rabid fanbase to say that his fanfics that were written after he stopped writing for TES are canon.
Just to be clear, I have nothing against the man himself and I really appreciate what he did for the franchise, but I absolutely hate when people bring his fanfics into lore discussion like if they were canon.
It's hardly fanfic when what he talks about shows up in-game. Talos and Heimskr in Skyrim, Vivec's Antlers in ESO, etc.
It is a piece of fiction written by a person that is not the lore master anymore. It is fanfiction. He even wrote the c0da to tell people that his canon is as canon as their canon, but people took it at face value as if it was actually a story that was part of the canon.
I don't want any more of this mess.
I don't see you explaining Vivec's Antlers showing up in ESO, something that was only talked about in that dreaded "c0da"
Ever heard of an Easter egg before? kind of like that lord of the rings Easter egg where it mentions the items Frodo had on his journey, does that mean LOTR exists in ES? the answer is no.No no no no. The last thing we need is for more fuel for his rabid fanbase to say that his fanfics that were written after he stopped writing for TES are canon.
Just to be clear, I have nothing against the man himself and I really appreciate what he did for the franchise, but I absolutely hate when people bring his fanfics into lore discussion like if they were canon.
It's hardly fanfic when what he talks about shows up in-game. Talos and Heimskr in Skyrim, Vivec's Antlers in ESO, etc.
It is a piece of fiction written by a person that is not the lore master anymore. It is fanfiction. He even wrote the c0da to tell people that his canon is as canon as their canon, but people took it at face value as if it was actually a story that was part of the canon.
I don't want any more of this mess.
I don't see you explaining Vivec's Antlers showing up in ESO, something that was only talked about in that dreaded "c0da"
WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »If they didn't bring him back by now, it's probably too late for that at this point; we know they've been working on this for months, after all.
But we can still speculate about the plot regardless. What do we know so far?
--It's going to take place in Vvardenfell
--Per the Twitch stream, Vivec is somehow 'ill' and losing his powers
--In one of the Pact area quests it's stated that the Tribunal haven't taken their yearly pilgrimage to Red Mountain
*May or may not be the reason behind Vivec's 'illness' as that seems too obvious for the long-time fans of the series they're targeting
--Per the advertising e-mail they sent out, there's a 'Daedric threat' involved
--Naryu will be involved
--If the trailer is to be believed, somebody's Grandmaster betrayed them (I'm guessing the Morag Tong's but I'm a little ignorant of how their hierarchy works; someone speak up if this is implausible)
TX12001rwb17_ESO wrote: »WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »If they didn't bring him back by now, it's probably too late for that at this point; we know they've been working on this for months, after all.
But we can still speculate about the plot regardless. What do we know so far?
--It's going to take place in Vvardenfell
--Per the Twitch stream, Vivec is somehow 'ill' and losing his powers
--In one of the Pact area quests it's stated that the Tribunal haven't taken their yearly pilgrimage to Red Mountain
*May or may not be the reason behind Vivec's 'illness' as that seems too obvious for the long-time fans of the series they're targeting
--Per the advertising e-mail they sent out, there's a 'Daedric threat' involved
--Naryu will be involved
--If the trailer is to be believed, somebody's Grandmaster betrayed them (I'm guessing the Morag Tong's but I'm a little ignorant of how their hierarchy works; someone speak up if this is implausible)
"Vivec is somehow 'ill' and losing his powers"
Disliking Kirkbrides writing this somehow makes me laugh, It shows Vivec is not all powerful.
TX12001rwb17_ESO wrote: »Michael Kirkbride is single handily responsible for more plotholes in the series then anyone else, you do know that right? the vast majority of the retcons in ESO are on his writings,
WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »But we can still speculate about the plot regardless. What do we know so far?
WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »But we can still speculate about the plot regardless. What do we know so far?
From Amazon's sale page:
"Save Morrowind: Stop a meteor from crashing into Vivec City by helping a demi-god regain his lost powers."
So we're spending 30 hours to help some guy who needs to L2P level up enough to use Negate or Reflective Scale.
From Amazon's sale page:
"Save Morrowind: Stop a meteor from crashing into Vivec City by helping a demi-god regain his lost powers."
So we're spending 30 hours to help some guy who needs to L2P level up enough to use Negate or Reflective Scale.
WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »But we can still speculate about the plot regardless. What do we know so far?
From Amazon's sale page:
"Save Morrowind: Stop a meteor from crashing into Vivec City by helping a demi-god regain his lost powers."
So we're spending 30 hours to help some guy who needs to L2P level up enough to use Negate or Reflective Scale.
FluffyReachWitch wrote: »WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »But we can still speculate about the plot regardless. What do we know so far?
From Amazon's sale page:
"Save Morrowind: Stop a meteor from crashing into Vivec City by helping a demi-god regain his lost powers."
So we're spending 30 hours to help some guy who needs to L2P level up enough to use Negate or Reflective Scale.
Wait, you mean we have to do this for him after he and his group kicked Nerevar and grabbed the Heart of Lorkhan exploit? Azura needs to be more strict about her judgment.