Poll

Best Elder Scrolls game?

Arena
6 (1.9%)
Daggerfall
9 (2.9%)
Morrowind
37 (12%)
Oblivion
69 (22.3%)
Skyrim
188 (60.8%)

Total Members Voted: 309

Author Topic: The Elder Scrolls Megathread  (Read 636877 times)

I'm thinking I'll partake in an all day hunt in beast form on Halloween. Gonna cover a lot of ground.



in the main questr in the default game you already ride a forgetin g dragon. wil you idiots that want to ride dragons just complete the main quest.

in the main questr in the default game you already ride a forgetin g dragon. wil you idiots that want to ride dragons just complete the main quest.
The only time you get to ride a dragon is when you go to Skuldafn, and that's just an animation. This is talking about riding a dragon where ever you want, stuffbrain.

The only time you get to ride a dragon is when you go to Skuldafn, and that's just an animation. This is talking about riding a dragon where ever you want, stuffbrain.
just fast travel, knucklehead. it's not like a massive winged beast is going to let some puny mortal ride on it's back and tell it where to go. odahviing only did it to help your quest since you proved your strength.

just fast travel, knucklehead. it's not like a massive winged beast is going to let some puny mortal ride on it's back and tell it where to go. odahviing only did it to help your quest since you proved your strength.
you're sounding like an idiot.

I disagree that we should be allowed to ride a dragon, it would make the world feel too small.

just fast travel, knucklehead. it's not like a massive winged beast is going to let some puny mortal ride on it's back and tell it where to go. odahviing only did it to help your quest since you proved your strength.

Yeah let's try to make sense of a fantasy medieval game with dragons and magic

It's totally lame if it's unrealistic

Hey does anyone know if there are any good mods that are only on the steam workshop? I only go on the nexus and I don't want to miss out on any.

The dragon riding isn't what I'm particularly interested in, especially because they'd have to blow up Skyrim to the size of Kansas for it to be at all practical.
Which, come to think of it, wouldn't be all that bad. If they could only fit all that crap onto one disc. And maybe the Throat of the World would actually have 7,000 steps instead of ~732.

Anyway, what I am interested in are the new armor types they brought up. And exploring Solstheim.

If they could only fit all that crap onto one disc.
Elder Scrolls VI - 100GB size

Elder Scrolls VI - 100GB size
I doubt an elder scrolls game will ever be more than 10.

Elder Scrolls VI - 100GB size
Maybe when they come up with TB compact discs will we actually see another Elder Scrolls game that's the size of a proper province. Iirc Daggerfall was roughly 64,000 square miles, wasn't it?
And no fast travel? Christ, I don't think I could manage. Skyrim's only about 14 square miles, just over half the size of Manhattan. It's packed with content, but at the same time I just feel very closed in.
*sigh*
If only Tamriel were an actual continent, instead of just a little island you could cross from coast to coast in an hour or two.

Maybe when they come up with TB compact discs will we actually see another Elder Scrolls game that's the size of a proper province. Iirc Daggerfall was roughly 64,000 square miles, wasn't it?
And no fast travel? Christ, I don't think I could manage. Skyrim's only about 14 square miles, just over half the size of Manhattan. It's packed with content, but at the same time I just feel very closed in.
*sigh*
If only Tamriel were an actual continent, instead of just a little island you could cross from coast to coast in an hour or two.
I dont think there's enough stuff in skyrim, seriously i walked around for ages once and saw no-one and found nothing, just a snow storm

Maybe when they come up with TB compact discs will we actually see another Elder Scrolls game that's the size of a proper province. Iirc Daggerfall was roughly 64,000 square miles, wasn't it?
And no fast travel? Christ, I don't think I could manage. Skyrim's only about 14 square miles, just over half the size of Manhattan. It's packed with content, but at the same time I just feel very closed in.
*sigh*
If only Tamriel were an actual continent, instead of just a little island you could cross from coast to coast in an hour or two.
Morrowind has fast travel, but only from certain places much like the carts of skyrim.
also:

Hey does anyone know if there are any good mods that are only on the steam workshop? I only go on the nexus and I don't want to miss out on any.