If we take the Love-letter from the 5th era into Consideration, perhaps the Culture of Morrowind somehow does still survive? It mentions banners of 'vehk and vehk' along with a 'House Sul' (A Great House?).

5th era??

Guys, guys, he means destruction of Morrowind as a game.

What actually happened was the Redguards nuked Morrowind with their swords. Helseth anticipated this so he ordered great vaults to be built under Red Mountain. The next TES game, taking place 200 years after the last, will be about the denziens of Morrowind emerging from their underground vaults that have kept them safe all these years, to find that their once great homeland is a wasteland. Meanwhile, one Dunmer will go to great lengths to find his lost father, the new Empire will invade, and a Dwemer airship will crash somewhere.

Guys, guys, he means destruction of Morrowind as a game.

What actually happened was the Redguards nuked Morrowind with their swords. Helseth anticipated this so he ordered great vaults to be built under Red Mountain. The next TES game, taking place 200 years after the last, will be about the denziens of Morrowind emerging from their underground vaults that have kept them safe all these years, to find that their once great homeland is a wasteland. Meanwhile, one Dunmer will go to great lengths to find his lost father, the new Empire will invade, and a Dwemer airship will crash somewhere.

Guys, guys, he means destruction of Morrowind as a game.

What actually happened was the Redguards nuked Morrowind with their swords. Helseth anticipated this so he ordered great vaults to be built under Red Mountain. The next TES game, taking place 200 years after the last, will be about the denziens of Morrowind emerging from their underground vaults that have kept them safe all these years, to find that their once great homeland is a wasteland. Meanwhile, one Dunmer will go to great lengths to find his lost father, the new Empire will invade, and a Dwemer airship will crash somewhere.

Still not impressed. If he does lurk, then he know what fans are wary of, and doubtless he'd try to reassure us. Everything he says is undermined by the fact that the best plot he and the devs could think of involve a freakin' flying city that kills life and raises corpses as zombies. Too much Left 4 Dead, methinks.

And the whole Prince & Co. to rescue bumbling idiot girl and destroy the polarized evil (oh, but it isn't eeeevil, it's hauntingly beautiful. Giving it a pretty paint job doesn't make it morally grey. :shakehead: ) is so... ugh. Why can't the prince be the one in the kitchen, and the underdog rescues him. Hah, nothing like having your future emperor rely on a nobody - that's what TES games are made of.

exactly.

i would rather have seen some more down to earth plot then a flying city of evil yet beatiful nercomatic undead overlords from hell. why not some plague or something else hitting Tamriel.

flying cities belong more in JRPG's like Final Fantasy then in a game series like TES.

No, I suppose the floating Battlespire convent for creating an elite guard of Emperial battlemages is perfectly down to earth.

How about that floating moon with an entire ministry stationed within for holding criminals?

But a floating city? That's faaaaaar out there, isn't it?

No, I suppose the floating Battlespire convent for creating an elite guard of Emperial battlemages is perfectly down to earth.

How about that floating moon with an entire ministry stationed within for holding criminals?

But a floating city? That's faaaaaar out there, isn't it?