Fischblut wrote: »

Does Tharn remember you from the main storyline?

Yes, he says maybe few insignificant lines in whole quest I remember him too, and I don't want to work with him...

I really liked the room with frescoes (?) before the boss fight in last quest - very mysterious, I spent some time there taking screenshots There was also curious book in that room (a detailed story of the khajiiti hero "part 1") - I really want to read "part 2" of the story and I hope it will be available in Elsweyr

Screenshots of the room:

That was what i liked the most, i wonder if ZOS would make mobile phone wallpapers out those

The tomb itself with all the carvings was indeed very awesome! Amazing piece of art from Zos.

I enjoyed watching it on youtube

The prologue was meh until that ending for me. I do agree it was well done, im just not That ending was dope though.

If I may offer a different opinion, in the truest of internet forms 'the long rant', although visually stunning, this prologue was beyond lazy and poorly written:
- Abnur's replies to the PC were formulaic. We ask a question , he replies with an arrogant and witty remark. Three times over
- The triangulates (honestly, I love the exchange Abnur has with the PC about the word) are just like... There. In a delve next to the town of where the story singers or whatever are. Three times lucky!
- the other NPC questions his motivations (every ... Single... Time), Abnur's replies with an arrogant and witty remark about his sister (every... Single... Time...). A nice joke ruined by excessive dead horse flogging.
- Abnur can't find cat NPC. Why? Deus Ex Machina family heirloom that stumps one of the greatest mages currently in Tameriel, that's why.
- Abnur at one point gets all uppity about necromancy. Why? At one point in the main quest we have to create a flesh atro to which he replies an euhtusiastic "we'll make a necromancer out of you yet"
- why am I forced to trust this guy on the first place following all that happened in the main quest. He literally asks "hey, wanna go help find a weapon of mass destruction" and we go "Sure!". This character put in zero redemption effort following the main quest.
- on three different occasions Abnur's replies the exact same thing. Not the same thing said in a different way, but the exact same audio file
- choices in ESO are notorious for being inconsequential. This one takes the cake. It changes absolutely nothing - everything happens just the same. I suppose it might be providing zos with a data point to do a psychological profile of its user base or something? Maybe it matters down the line? Dare I hope that it means more than two different dialogue lines from cat NPC in the actual zone quest?
- The ending of the first trailer shows cat NPC trying to stop Abnur from using the wrathstones. That is not what we see in the prologue
- the puzzle is visually nice, but it is the same old push things in a sequence and it is repeated three times over. Heaven forbid we get off the theme park rails and put some actual effort here.

But hey, dragons right? Who cares about a bunch of words and game mechanics. The important thing is that we get to cash in on Skyrim nostalgia and synergize nicely into game of thrones popular interest, while dusting off a familiar face (remember, new is risky, new is bad) for another go.