YetAnotherLinuxUser wrote: »
i'm not so sure about that. i thik sotha sil was doing some sketchy things
YetAnotherLinuxUser wrote: »
i'm not so sure about that. i thik sotha sil was doing some sketchy things
he really wasn't.
factotums have artificial intelligence.
sotha sil and his apostles are the only cyborgs, maybe there's some other characters but i dont remember
YetAnotherLinuxUser wrote: »YetAnotherLinuxUser wrote: »
i'm not so sure about that. i thik sotha sil was doing some sketchy things
he really wasn't.
factotums have artificial intelligence.
sotha sil and his apostles are the only cyborgs, maybe there's some other characters but i dont remember
those factotums mumble and recall dreams they have had when they were alive. thats what it sounds like to me. sounds like cyber regret to me....
YetAnotherLinuxUser wrote: »
i'm not so sure about that. i thik sotha sil was doing some sketchy things
he really wasn't.
factotums have artificial intelligence.
sotha sil and his apostles are the only cyborgs, maybe there's some other characters but i dont remember
YetAnotherLinuxUser wrote: »
i'm not so sure about that. i thik sotha sil was doing some sketchy things
he really wasn't.
factotums have artificial intelligence.
sotha sil and his apostles are the only cyborgs, maybe there's some other characters but i dont remember
A.I. as we know it, doesn't exist in Elder Scrolls. I'm fairly certain every single Intelligent automaton, harbors someone's Soul.
YetAnotherLinuxUser wrote: »
i'm not so sure about that. i thik sotha sil was doing some sketchy things
he really wasn't.
factotums have artificial intelligence.
sotha sil and his apostles are the only cyborgs, maybe there's some other characters but i dont remember
A.I. as we know it, doesn't exist in Elder Scrolls. I'm fairly certain every single Intelligent automaton, harbors someone's Soul.
https://en.m.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Associate_Zanon
What's so special about rebuilding an old factotum?
"Would you believe that the apostles don't know how to create factotums?"
Yes. or No.
'"That was a rhetorical question.
The sad truth it that while we apostles can create metal limbs and motors, we cannot replicate the intelligence Sotha Sil gave the factotums. We're also unable to enter the factories where they're created."
YetAnotherLinuxUser wrote: »YetAnotherLinuxUser wrote: »
i'm not so sure about that. i thik sotha sil was doing some sketchy things
he really wasn't.
factotums have artificial intelligence.
sotha sil and his apostles are the only cyborgs, maybe there's some other characters but i dont remember
A.I. as we know it, doesn't exist in Elder Scrolls. I'm fairly certain every single Intelligent automaton, harbors someone's Soul.
https://en.m.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Associate_Zanon
What's so special about rebuilding an old factotum?
"Would you believe that the apostles don't know how to create factotums?"
Yes. or No.
'"That was a rhetorical question.
The sad truth it that while we apostles can create metal limbs and motors, we cannot replicate the intelligence Sotha Sil gave the factotums. We're also unable to enter the factories where they're created."
ergo cybermen. all cybermen were once people.
NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »Factotums uses a soul gem, thereby someone or something's soul, to function. Most dwemer automatons are also powered by soul gems. But their bodies and "programming" are completely of Sotha Sil's making, it's not the soul's from the soul gem, of that there is no trace. Factotums are robots that uses a soul gem as a battery, meanwhile cybermen are cyborgs, they are highly modified people and still has organic parts in them, albeit few.
factotums are robots, people like robots.
i like doctor who and really will never see factotums as cybermen because they're not cyborgs.
i use the polymorphs because i like robots
no.
factotums weren't ever organic.
YetAnotherLinuxUser wrote: »factotums are robots, people like robots.
i like doctor who and really will never see factotums as cybermen because they're not cyborgs.
i use the polymorphs because i like robots
Well i mean if thats what you want to tell yourself.... just sayin... you'll not convince me of that like that.
WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »no.
factotums weren't ever organic.
Saint Llothis, Saint Felms, and Saint Olms would like a word…
And if you never touch Trials, so would Bolin and Sovor Saryoni
those are examples of people's souls being put into factotums and not the factotums you see around clockwork city not the polymorph
YetAnotherLinuxUser wrote: »NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »Factotums uses a soul gem, thereby someone or something's soul, to function. Most dwemer automatons are also powered by soul gems. But their bodies and "programming" are completely of Sotha Sil's making, it's not the soul's from the soul gem, of that there is no trace. Factotums are robots that uses a soul gem as a battery, meanwhile cybermen are cyborgs, they are highly modified people and still has organic parts in them, albeit few.
well i dont ascribe to people having souls and all this sould gem mess. people are souls they dont have souls.
people are made from the dust of the ground and the breath of life and when those two things are combined by their creator then they become a living soul. another word for breah of life might also be metabolism in the scientific sense. that breath of life or the ability to metabolize is a power source not an underlying intelligence. though the creation of such a power source requires an intelligence far beyond anyone on this planet is capable of designing.
those are examples of people's souls being put into factotums and not the factotums you see around clockwork city not the polymorph
There aren't any factotums not "fueled" by a soulgem. That's literally impossible in the world of eso, as souls deliver the necessary energy for them.
While a factotum doesn't contain any organic parts (opposite to fabricants), they are a combination of metal and a soul.
The phenomenon called "verbal artifacts" shows very clearly, what exactly Sotha Sil were doing to those poor people, which are used to fuel his creations. No wonder any research regarding their nature is forbidden at all cost.
How do you think metal is brought in motion? Electricity? Sorry, that's something nonexisting on Mundus.
those are examples of people's souls being put into factotums and not the factotums you see around clockwork city not the polymorph
There aren't any factotums not "fueled" by a soulgem. That's literally impossible in the world of eso, as souls deliver the necessary energy for them.
While a factotum doesn't contain any organic parts (opposite to fabricants), they are a combination of metal and a soul.
The phenomenon called "verbal artifacts" shows very clearly, what exactly Sotha Sil were doing to those poor people, which are used to fuel his creations. No wonder any research regarding their nature is forbidden at all cost.
How do you think metal is brought in motion? Electricity? Sorry, that's something nonexisting on Mundus.
electricity isn't actually some foreign concept in elder scrolls.
dwemer automatons and factotums use it.
but how factotums are brought in motion is with magicka.
not sure which poor people you're referring to?
because if the verbal artifacts are of Sotha Nall it would be of her final memories when Mehrunes Dagon attacked and destroyed Ald Sotha.
"burning beds" Dagon certainly loves fire so it's not exactly confusing.
those are examples of people's souls being put into factotums and not the factotums you see around clockwork city not the polymorph
There aren't any factotums not "fueled" by a soulgem. That's literally impossible in the world of eso, as souls deliver the necessary energy for them.
While a factotum doesn't contain any organic parts (opposite to fabricants), they are a combination of metal and a soul.
The phenomenon called "verbal artifacts" shows very clearly, what exactly Sotha Sil were doing to those poor people, which are used to fuel his creations. No wonder any research regarding their nature is forbidden at all cost.
How do you think metal is brought in motion? Electricity? Sorry, that's something nonexisting on Mundus.
electricity isn't actually some foreign concept in elder scrolls.
dwemer automatons and factotums use it.
but how factotums are brought in motion is with magicka.
not sure which poor people you're referring to?
because if the verbal artifacts are of Sotha Nall it would be of her final memories when Mehrunes Dagon attacked and destroyed Ald Sotha.
"burning beds" Dagon certainly loves fire so it's not exactly confusing.
Dwemer animunculi function on steam power, magic and tonal architecture. Constructs around Tamriel, such as in Skyrim and Solstheim, are equipped with individual soul gems or dynamo cores. It is not clear if they are powered directly by the energy of the soul or by some kind of harmonic resonance with the energies contained in the soul gem.
While the Precursor required a dynamo core as its power source, later factotum models required what was known as an animo core—a brass vessel that utilized a soul gem in some manner.
those are examples of people's souls being put into factotums and not the factotums you see around clockwork city not the polymorph
There aren't any factotums not "fueled" by a soulgem. That's literally impossible in the world of eso, as souls deliver the necessary energy for them.
While a factotum doesn't contain any organic parts (opposite to fabricants), they are a combination of metal and a soul.
The phenomenon called "verbal artifacts" shows very clearly, what exactly Sotha Sil were doing to those poor people, which are used to fuel his creations. No wonder any research regarding their nature is forbidden at all cost.
How do you think metal is brought in motion? Electricity? Sorry, that's something nonexisting on Mundus.
electricity isn't actually some foreign concept in elder scrolls.
dwemer automatons and factotums use it.
but how factotums are brought in motion is with magicka.
not sure which poor people you're referring to?
because if the verbal artifacts are of Sotha Nall it would be of her final memories when Mehrunes Dagon attacked and destroyed Ald Sotha.
"burning beds" Dagon certainly loves fire so it's not exactly confusing.
No, that's wrong. Dwemer automatons and factotums use souls, not electricity.Dwemer animunculi function on steam power, magic and tonal architecture. Constructs around Tamriel, such as in Skyrim and Solstheim, are equipped with individual soul gems or dynamo cores. It is not clear if they are powered directly by the energy of the soul or by some kind of harmonic resonance with the energies contained in the soul gem.
https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Dwemer_AnimunculiWhile the Precursor required a dynamo core as its power source, later factotum models required what was known as an animo core—a brass vessel that utilized a soul gem in some manner.
https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Factotum
I really have no idea where you get this "electricity"-idea from. Care to provide any source?