Let's save all of Tamriel for the final Elder Scrolls game, eh? By then maybe they'll be able to do it right, combine all the previous games and update them to be seamless maybe.

why do tes quests aleways end when you zacheive top rank? if im emporor i want to enjoy it a bit before the game is "finished"

quote"Now the real issue with Skyrim is which would you rather have Summerset Isles with their supremely gifted wizards who have warped the landscape to be how they like it which could have then evolved to try to keep up with the large amount of magic floating around creating a very alien but possibly very cool place... the Valenwood forests with a lot of cannibalistic elves... Elsweyr which in addition to having a hilarious name (cause it's not here it's elsewhere... get it?) has a large population of nomadic cat-people set in a desert/ jungle... Black Marsh with cut-throat Argonian politicians and the potential for underwater cities. They all have various benefits, it's just which one you would prefer."

why pick and choose at all? as long as they can manage to do it right , why not have all those places available for travel to? the main quest doesnt have to be in them but why not have the whole continent? i think they can do it. you could cut resources needed for the engine to run such vast amounts of areas by only keeping active those creatures and weather patterns and npc's needed for quests and so on if need be. why not find a way to cut resources of creating the vast amounts of variety of lands and space fgor the lands by using existing real world topography maps and other such map resources and render a 3d world based on them for foundation then use one of the generator engines i read about in this forum for random forest growth etc? and as far as it all not being able to fit on one disc why not make it on several discs? or possibly even add an online host engine for a small fee? an example of this is the engine host that another website called secondlife uses. why couldnt a similiar internet host be created for the game? and people could access it for extra storage space if it is even necessary? also why not sell hard drive upgrades to accomodate any excessive storage of data needed to ruin the game? im sure there are solutions to creating such a vast world. as long as they did it right they would break sales records im sure. the immersability would be massive and the illusion of virtual world full of unknowns and adventure would be overwhelming.

Or maybe you can continue to play the as an Emporor after the MQ has finished with some very cool perks such as.
1: All bountys you ranks up would be 90% lowered when you turn yourself in.
2: Command the Imperial Leigion to follow you to guild or other far off battles.
3: Everyone you come across will call you Emporor.

Putting all of tamriel together in 1 game would be a bad idea. What if the game svcks badder than oblivion? This will mean that it would be the last TES
game ever. And there might be a chance that the game will svck, and I dont want the last TES game to svck.

I found it somewhere on UESP,


maybe I can find the link

TESXI with entire Tamriel in 2030. Possible? Who's still left playing it?

A lot of people have ranted on about why Skyrim is not a good Province for TES V. Also I messaged a Modifier if this is an ok topic so if it's locked up I'm gonna be mad... :brokencomputer:. Here are some points to clear your minds up:

1.) -Skyrim looks boring everything is snowy and mountainous-: It doesn't all look the same! The western parts are Canyons a slightly forested, kind of like Hammerfell. The southern parts are forested as well, only about half of the place is dreary ice and snow. Lore not enough for you? I have caught a glimpse of Skyrim from vanilla Oblivion, a small glimpse. Don't believe me? FT to the Blades place north of Bruma. Exit the castle and head north. You should see two peaks to your left and right with a mini-valley in between them with boulders in it. This can be passed! Go as far up the western slope as you can, and stream along the peak's side heading north. Eventually you should drop into the flat part of the valley. You can also se the mountains beginning to curve back down to a lower elevation. Head more north in the valley until you hit the dreaded "You cannot go that way. Turn Back" sign. About in the middle of the valley, lok down towards the 0 elevtion ground That is Skrim. you can't. HOWEVER, at one area in this little valley, You can see the tops of green trees, and they aren't pines. Forests that aren't snow-ridded exist in Skyrim!

2.) -It's Nord Country. They are a barbaric people that are nomadic with only a few towns and countless dangers. Always at severe risk of getting killed doesn't sound fun to me" take a look at the lore. There are several cities and civilized Nords in Skyrim. For example: There is the city of Winterhold, organized, Empire safe, and big. You'll be about as safe as you were in Morrowind.

I could go on about this but I won't to keep this short. Hope you have realized something!

We need all the provinces... why?

I'm glad none of the devs are obsessive-compulsive, or they'd go episodic.