who belives vivec did the crap you have to do in the temple : The Elder Scrolls Series Discussion

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 7:35 am

i honestly dont thats my opinion whats yours

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 11:44 am

i honestly dont thats my opinion whats yours

Umm, language, um http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Morrowind:The_36_Lessons_of_Vivec? I am sure much of that is embellished, but are you talking about the Pilgrimages?

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 5:20 am

Umm, language, um http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Morrowind:The_36_Lessons_of_Vivec? I am sure much of that is embellished, but are you talking about the Pilgrimages?

not just the pilgrimages but some of the quests that the quest giver says vivec did this

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 12:59 pm

I take it you mean the pilgrimage of the seven graces? Well you have to decided that for yourself because you are doing a religious pilgrimage and usually with religions it's not about the truth of their accounts but about the wisdom and lessons enclosed in them.

That aside, when you look at the Ministery of Truth, what do you think keeps it up there?

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 12:50 am

That aside, when you look at the Ministery of Truth, what do you think keeps it up there?

Eh, TES III's lack of computer physics, remember when we got excited about TES IV, "If you drop something it Actually falls!"
The Ministry of Truth would be sitting in the Sea of Ghosts were it in TES IV!

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 10:01 am

Eh, TES III's lack of computer physics, remember when we got excited about TES IV, "If you drop something it Actually falls!"
The Ministry of Truth would be sitting in the Sea of Ghosts were it in TES IV!

exactly

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 6:37 am

Eh, TES III's lack of computer physics, remember when we got excited about TES IV, "If you drop something it Actually falls!" The Ministry of Truth would be sitting in the Sea of Ghosts were it in TES IV!

:lol:

you people are such grammer nazi's i swear

We're just asking you to make your posts more readable. It's a simple courtesy when you're asking for an answer.

» Sat Jul 24, 2010 10:31 pm

:lol:
We're just asking you to make your posts more readable. It's a simple courtesy when you're asking for an answer.

I am uncomfertable walking under the thing. Does anyone else?

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 1:52 am

Wait is the ministry of truth the thing that every time i pass under it i feel it is going to fall on me?
better for ya

Yeah, isn't it the big rock child Vivec made with that Daedric Prince? And, when it crashes down, it causes Landfall or something? I don't see how it crashing onto the bottom coast of Vvardenfell is going to be apocalyptic; the rock isn't that large, and it isn't all the high up. Sure, it'll squish the Temple canton, but that's about it. :shrug:

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 7:47 am

Yeah, isn't it the big rock child Vivec made with that Daedric Prince? And, when it crashes down, it causes Landfall or something? I don't see how it crashing onto the bottom coast of Vvardenfell is going to be apocalyptic; the rock isn't that large, and it isn't all the high up. Sure, it'll squish the Temple canton, but that's about it. :shrug:

You are aware what a meteor that big would do IRL, right?

» Sat Jul 24, 2010 11:03 pm

You are aware what a meteor that big would do IRL, right?

That's because of it's speed. Is it confirmed that it is Baar Dau which causes the Landfall? Otherwise it's more probable that it is Masser or Secunda (or another rogue moon from Oblivion).

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 12:12 am

You are aware what a meteor that big would do IRL, right?

It's what, 700 ft up? And it is mostly hollowed out. Yes, it would go THUD and squish the canton into the bedrock, the impact would displace the water and cause flooding; the physical impact would cause serious structural damage to the other cantons. Would it shroud Vvardenfell in a post-apocalyptic haze? I doubt it.

EDIT: M'Aiq, the Cosmology section at TIL mentions that Masser and Secunda are disintigrating -- like, parts are fading away. I don't think they are going to fall down...

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 10:41 am

It's what, 700 ft up? And it is mostly hollowed out. Yes, it would go THUD and squish the canton into the bedrock, the impact would displace the water and cause flooding; the physical impact would cause serious structural damage to the other cantons. Would it shroud Vvardenfell in a post-apocalyptic haze? I doubt it.

EDIT: M'Aiq, the Cosmology section at TIL mentions that Masser and Secunda are disintigrating -- like, parts are fading away. I don't think they are going to fall down...

A rock that size, hollow or not, would cause an incredible amount of destruction when impact occurred at meteor speeds. And Lie Rock retained its velocity.

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 4:59 am

A rock that size, hollow or not, would cause an incredible amount of destruction when impact occurred at meteor speeds. And Lie Rock retained its velocity.

And thats why i get the bobs

» Sat Jul 24, 2010 11:15 pm

EDIT: M'Aiq, the Cosmology section at TIL mentions that Masser and Secunda are disintigrating -- like, parts are fading away. I don't think they are going to fall down...

Then it's either Baar Dau or another rogue moon. But paw-prints, what is Lie Rock?

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 1:19 am

i honestly dont thats my opinion whats yours

Well, the "crap" you do in the Seven Graces is to commemorate the great deeds done by Vivec (some of which, such as the battle with Ruddy Man, are recounted in the Lessons of Vivec). So he's already done "crap" a lot tougher than the "crap" the Temple stewards ask you to do.

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 10:39 am

A rock that size, hollow or not, would cause an incredible amount of destruction when impact occurred at meteor speeds. And Lie Rock retained its velocity.

:stare: It retained its velocity? Really? I guess anything is possible with magick. :rolleyes:

Why don't the Dunmer just make it all hollow? You know, scoop out all that pesky mass and put it somewhere where it'll do less damage when the Big Rock falls down? Less mass, less force. F = m * a

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 1:41 am

Vivec did do all that. Thus he deserves acting like a total a-hole.

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 7:20 am

Vivec did do all that. Thus he deserves acting like a total a-hole.

No vivec is not an a-hole almalexia takes that cake,runs with it and eats it

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 2:00 am

Vivec did do all that. Thus he deserves acting like a total a-hole.

He's not an a-hole.

I love the people of Morrowind. I became a god to make their lives more comfortable and secure. I am most close to my faithful followers; I am literally in their hearts and minds

He wasn't exactly wearing his water-face when he said this, but I doubt he was lying.

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 1:48 am

He's not an a-hole.

He wasn't exactly wearing his water-face when he said this, but I doubt he was lying.

vivec is the only good one of the tribunal at least he felt remores for what the tribunal did to nereavar

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 2:37 pm

No vivec is not an a-hole almalexia takes that cake,runs with it and eats it

Azura too, for changing an entire race to look like grey-skinned ghouls, out of spite.

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 6:32 am

Azura too, for changing an entire race to look like grey-skinned ghouls, out of spite.

azura is cool with me but my patron of choice is sheogorath

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 2:03 am

It takes a much bigger meteor than that to cause a catastrophe other than the possible destruction of Vivec City, a large tidal wave, and large amounts of dust in a land where Ashstorms are commonplace. I doubt it'd directly affect anything outside the Ascadian Isles and southern Azura's Coast.

Edit: I'll never get this whole "the good guys are evil and the bad guys are actually good" trend.

» Sun Jul 25, 2010 12:41 am

I would not mind the tribunal temple if they gave more better rewards than books i like the ic because they give good rewards i like having shiny cloths