Neither of those.

Dark_Lord_Kuro wrote: »

As much as i dislike redgard and their culture, i rather keep akavir on the misterious side like dwemer. Also most people likely woulnt be satified by akavir

Dwemer tampered with the heart of Lorkhan, a very powerful artifact, using 3 of Kagrenac's tools while having conflict with the Chimer in Vvardenfell and Falmer in Black Reach simultaneously in 1E700. Any dwemer in pockets/realms of oblivion during the event were not affected. Around this same time, 3 opponents of the dwemer were made into what many consider living gods, capable of wiping out any race in existence if they really wanted to, one was capable enough to force the most powerful Daedric princes into agreeing to what some consider a one-sided deal. I wouldn't call it a mystery at all when put up against the mysterious invaders, as we have enough context to know what could have happened, but just want confirmation.

Dwemer ruins have been explored, we know a ton about them and have the advantage of having played characters who interact with people who were around when they died. We know very little about Akavir in comparison.

Dr_Con wrote: »

Dark_Lord_Kuro wrote: »

As much as i dislike redgard and their culture, i rather keep akavir on the misterious side like dwemer. Also most people likely woulnt be satified by akavir

Dwemer tampered with the heart of Lorkhan, a very powerful artifact, using 3 of Kagrenac's tools while having conflict with the Chimer in Vvardenfell and Falmer in Black Reach simultaneously in 1E700. Any dwemer in pockets/realms of oblivion during the event were not affected. Around this same time, 3 opponents of the dwemer were made into what many consider living gods, capable of wiping out any race in existence if they really wanted to, one was capable enough to force the most powerful Daedric princes into agreeing to what some consider a one-sided deal. I wouldn't call it a mystery at all when put up against the mysterious invaders, as we have enough context to know what could have happened, but just want confirmation.

Dwemer ruins have been explored, we know a ton about them and have the advantage of having played characters who interact with people who were around when they died. We know very little about Akavir in comparison.

All that i know, i was refering to what happened to them.
To me what make akavir interesting is the fact that we dont know pretty much anything about it.
I would rater have bethesda do it first is we must go there

With akavir we could follow a similar path as the book Report: Disaster at Ionith with a prologue taking place on one of the islands in the padomeic ocean like roscrea for example. Perhaps we could be going there to preemptively stop a new Akaviri invasion before it gets too strong.

Edit: my autocorrect decided to randomly remove spacing between a few words for some reason