Since when do awsome politics, beast races, desert/jungle setting, and a province that just split from the empire awful. And how is a cold an snowy landscape beat that. Better yet have you ever seen a desert landscape used in the elderscrolls.

Although, the more I think about it, an extremely well done rendition of Cyrodiil during the time of Maruhk and the 1,008-year-long "Cyrod as an Egg" dragon break has the potential to be fascinating. What with everyone giving birth to their own fathers, that'd make the Shivering Isles look tame.

I really hope Tamriel in TESV keeps the changes made in the books and doesn't make everything peaceful again.

According to the UESPWiki, the Bosmer do not build cities in the way that the rest of the races do, in accordance with their Green Pact, which forbids them from harming plant-life, and the Bosmer being rather inept at masonry, leaving Valenwood mostly wilderness. And the roads that were once built by the Imperial Legion have all but completely disappeared, because the Bosmer had no use for them, or shelter for that matter.

Which is why they have big organic moving cities and settlements made out of living flora. Falinesti? I want to see at least some concept work for that before the series is done.

exactly. And i removed it because there were already tons of threads on Skyrim. We don't need to keep discussing it. If you wanna praise skyrim go to one of the many threads that are already up. This thread is just to see what province people actually want to see made into a elder scrolls game.

Now stop flaming before Rough breaks out the padlock.

What if people of Cyrodill fled to all cornes of the Empire and tried to settle in Valenwood, Black Marsh ect.? Trying to build town and the likes. Could spark a war or something...never know people at Bethseda are crafty. :ninja:

I know! The book is setting up for something major down the road. The empire may be starting to rebuild, but once it is on its feet again, it's going to try and regain those lost territories. Not to mention it is going to have to be done without the aid of the divines, some guy making love to a hillock, or a giant stompy robot.

What we got here, for the first time in Cyrodiilic history, is someone trying to rebuild the empire, but without aid of divine intervention or blessings from the divine. We have here an ex-bandit person becoming a warlord to the freaking emperor of Cyrodiil with his own hands.

Also, the Green Pact only applied to the plantlife of Valenwood. It had been noted that the bosmer could import lumber from other places, as long as it wasn't Valenwood wood.


I'm confused. I know you wanted to know what other places people with like to be next, other than Skyrim. But this last sentence I underlined kind of muddles up everything, because I really do want to see Skyrim, but you're making it seem like no one wants to. Could just be a typo I'm over anolyzing.

Such a perfect little echo of The Thief, Titus Mede is.

One thing I do want to see is more conflict. Morrowind originally was going to have massive scale battles, but they cut back and reworked the game to a much smaller scale. Whatever they do, I would hope they can incorporate more warfare, say for example, the champion(player) must choose a side in some struggle to determine the outcome(coinciding with my desire for multiple endings).

He should play pattycake with Vivec and Talos.

Summerset Isles. I want to play in a city that is as if "made from glass or insect wings.... a hypnotic swirl of ramparts and impossibly high towers, designed to catch the light of the sun and break it to its component colors, which lies draqed across its stones until you are thankful for nightfall." I want to be spoken to in "spell-words that enchant one to a satisfied madness."

I think he's basically saying "Look, whether or not you want to see Skyrim, it's likely that it is where TESV will be set. So there's no point in voting for it if we're going there in the next game anyway."

Black Marsh. I think they could do some pretty awesome stuff with that place.

If you stand still for too long flies will eat your face! :rofl:

Same, only add in a hairy nord with a big axe who is a die hard Shorish that takes the elf killing portion very seriously. No altmer is safe!


Bleh, over anolyzed

I voted Black Marsh, but really it's a tie between that and Elsweyr.

Edit: And yes, I'd want Skyrim first, then either of the two locations for the one after the next one, when technology catches up more to my imagination =P

Heck, swamp flora looks awesome. I think they could do some pretty groovy stuff with the hist, too.

Or the trip it gives you...see there is so many different possibilities for the next TES...

Careful, as you get into the middle of Black Marsh, the very land is your enemy, along with the unseen enemies lurking behind the brush and water. Not to mention argonian tricksters who paralyze you into running rapids because you are either an outlander or not of their clan.

See? Awesome :drool:

There's also the fact non-argonians tend to die of horrid poisons and diseases as they get inside the middle of the swamp. In my opinion, while the argonians were also to stop MD's forces, I doubt it was mostly because of them. Your average cultist would be chewed up and spit out from the very land, and even opening one portal may have been from sheer luck. Also, good luck to the dremora who dare to traverse the swamps of Black Marsh without MD to cut down some trees, they are going to be eaten alive, literally.

I like the Argonian Account, it really shows you what a hell hole Black Marsh really is. Hell, even Tiber Septim didn't really invade. He pretty much just sent a letter asking if they'd like to join.

Summerset Isle

Black Marsh, or the Isles. They could do some really cool things with Black Marsh...

Summerset Isle, iirc the npcs in oblivion were talking abt trouble in Summerset Isle.