tell me your thoughts

I said when the technology is sophisticated by which i mean in decades

I said when the technology is sophisticated by which i mean in decades

This entire idea would be a colossal waste of time and resources. Download a total overhaul mod and leave Bethesda alone.

It said population was in the thousands and instead its in the hundreds.

Land type was supposed to vary instead we had a swamp,snow,and forest

the imperial city was supposed to be grand, it was not look at the harbor and look at the population.

Cyrodill was also missing many small towns and a city "Sutch".

They should have placed in valenwood,Black march, or Elswyer if they could not make a large population.

We got screwed in Oblivion. The story line was nice but it screwed the lore over.
It said population was in the thousands and instead its in the hundreds.
Land type was supposed to vary instead we had a swamp,snow,and forest
the imperial city was supposed to be grand, it was not look at the harbor and look at the population.
Cyrodill was also missing many small towns and a city "Sutch".
They should have placed in valenwood,Black march, or Elswyer if they could not make a large population.
Therefore to prepare for their mistake I demand (when the technology is advanced) A REMAKE
tell me your thoughts

This entire idea would be a colossal waste of time and resources. Download a total overhaul mod and leave Bethesda alone.

I'd rather a remake of the DoS games. (Arena and Daggerfall)

It said population was in the thousands and we had to suspend our disbelief, obviously, like any game, because having thousands of inhabitants in a single city would be ridiculous to expect and would be far too difficult to implement into a game like this.


Land type was supposed to vary and it did.


The Imperial City was supposed to be grand, and it was.


Cyrodiil was also missing a city "Sutch," oh freaking well.


I can't even turn this into something true. This is just silly. No.

My thoughts are that this is a terrible, terrible idea.

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Honestly, they disregarded the lore in nearly every aspect and it does beg for a proper remake. However, I don't want Oblivion remade, better the resources spent elsewhere.

It was described a jungle and it was a forest. What a travesty. I have to say, I never imagined Cyrodiil as a jungle, despite the description. I think a forest is FAR more appropriate for the Imperials and the setting. Also, the OP said the land types was supposed to vary, then went on to list 3 varieties of land types.


Described where? I disagree. Skingrad is no where near as grand as the Imperial City. The Imperial City is the biggest, it has the biggest variety of shops and services, and it has tons of things that no other city has.



Before Oblivion, Sutch was a dot on a map. If anyone sat there daydreaming about Sutch, that is their own fault. It was just a Fort in Cyrodiil.


They did not disregard the lore in nearly every aspect. They disregarded the lore in maybe two different ways, which can be expected in video games such as these.

Cyrodiil, Dragon Empire, Starry Heart of Nirn, and Seat of Sundered Kings...

Indeed, if the history of the Nords is the history of humans on Tamriel, then Cyrodiil is the throne from which they will decide their destiny. It is the largest region of the continent, and most is endless jungle. Its center, the grassland of the Nibenay Valley, is enclosed by an equatorial rain forest and broken up by rivers. As one travels south along these rivers, the more subtropical it becomes, until finally the land gives way to the swamps of Argonia and the placid waters of the Topal Bay. The elevation rises gradually to the west and sharply to the north. Between its western coast and its central valley there are all manner of deciduous forest and mangroves, becoming sparser towards the ocean. The western coast is a wet-dry area, and from Rihad border to Anvil to the northernmost Valenwood villages forest fires are common in summer. There are a few major roads to the west, river paths to the north, and even a canopy tunnel to the Velothi Mountains, but most of Cyrodiil is a river-based society surrounded by jungle.

The Imperial City

Refayj's famous declaration, "There is but one city in the Imperial Province,--" may strike the citizens of the Colovian west as mildly insulting, until perhaps they hear the rest of the remark, which continues, "--but one city in Tamriel, but one city in the World; that, my brothers, is the city of the Cyrodiils." From the shore it is hard to tell what is city and what is Palace, for it all rises from the islands of the lake towards the sky in a stretch of gold. Whole neighborhoods rest on the jeweled bridges that connect the islands together. Gondolas and river-ships sail along the watery avenues of its flooded lower dwellings. Moth-priests walk by in a cloud of ancestors; House Guards hold exceptionally long daikatanas crossed at intersections, adorned with ribbons and dragon-flags; and the newly arrived Western legionnaires sweat in the humid air. The river mouth is tainted red from the tinmi soil of the shore, and river dragons rust their hides in its waters. Across the lake the Imperial City continues, merging into the villages of the southern red river and ruins left from the Interregnum.