Urvoth wrote: »

Imagine thinking the lack of lore and explanation is better than a real, quality story

Do you actually believe the ESO writers are capable of writing a quality story befitting the most important revelation in elder scrolls history?

I don't think they'll get a green light to do that.
It should be a running gag in the ES series. Every now and then you'll get a piece of information but nothing absolute

Dwemers should be ES's Deadpool or Stan Lee.

It is likely a lore mystery created specifically to be a mystery. That's the entire point. We're only talking about it because we don't know. Remove the mystery and you remove all interest in it.

Most decent writers and designers are already gone from Beth. And ZOS... let's not talk about eso in that regard at all. With the lack of good word I'd just say I'm fine with a good mystery instead of infinite disappointment.

Yes... I want to know. Just me. Not the rest of you. I promise not to tell.

wtlonewolf20 wrote: »

ZeroDPS wrote: »

As we all know Dwemers disappeared long ago and NOBODY knows why and how. So do you really want to know how they disappeared, what was the cause. Who wiped them, or maybe they still alive(in which I strongly believe).

So do you guys want to know this in upcoming chapters?

ZOS was going to explore the dwemer but they were told not to by executives over at parent company

I don't know if it was exactly like that, but yes, Dwemer is off the table. Scuttlebutt says that Todd Howard knows and won't tell anyone.

There is technically a "canon" answer, depending on how much stock you put into post-Morrowind Kirkbride nonsense. Given that he did put a lot of work into Morrowind, though, where the focal point of the mystery actually exists, I'm willing to accept his word as fact on that. At least until Bethesda offers an in-game canon reason, if they ever do. Which I don't think they should.

I answered dishonestly or did i?

I said yes. But I don't want that answer to come from ESO. I want that answer to come from the single player games.

I doubt it would be revealed in ESO and not a main single-player game, if it ever is revealed. It is most likely linked to the Heart of Lorkhan and Numidium and they could be dead (in a non-existent kind of way)

The Dwemer didn’t disappear they achieved the singularity and merged with their machines, to become the new machine god as for told in the prophecy detailed in the elder scrolls.

wtlonewolf20 wrote: »

ZOS was going to explore the dwemer but they were told not to by executives over at parent company

Well yes, but Rich's view is actually "we were told "no", but we were also told no about Dragons, and I never gave up on them, so..."

I really hope they DON'T, because its just becoming Continuity *** https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ContinuityPorn, where everything makes a cameo, regardless of whether it makes sense or not.

I'm not opposed to meeting some random, stranded Dwemer or whatever, but you know what would be FAR better?

Make your own cool thing. Add something so fantastical and interesting and cool that it will have a profound effect on the franchise such that people will be saying in future titles "where is X from ESO."

If you can't do that in a convincing way, anything you do with the Dwemer is going to be boring, diluted fan service.

I'd like to know the story, but in general I think living in ignorance sounds so relaxing. If I could, I think I'd give it a try, so I picked that option.

jaws343 wrote: »

I said yes. But I don't want that answer to come from ESO. I want that answer to come from the single player games.

That's why I said no. I want it in the single player games, not here. I DO want more dwemer content, I'd even like to meet an isolated Dwemer like in tes 3 just to get another little peak at Dwemer. But I don't think this is the right game to reveal what happened to them at all.

I thought that the agreed-upon theory was that the Dwemer basically became the "skin" of the Numidium.