So, Oblivion came out, with the terrible shared elven voices, and I missed the old Dark Elf voice, so I wanted to here it again.

How surprised I was when Desmond, a ghoul in Point Lookout shared the same voice, and this gave hope that Skyrim would have it to.

Although Skyrim is amazing, and definitely a callback towards the older elder scrolls (pre-Oblivion really) despite some of its annoying design choices, I was still a bit miffed (though I acknowledge its a petty thing) that they didn't have the Dark Elf voice still, though they chose a better one this time. They even did the E3 bait and switch again that they did in Oblivion.

Now I hear a certain NPC from Morrowind is back, and watching a video, lo-and behold, he is voiced again by Baker.

So how come this guy only seems to get used for E3 and DLC now? Note, this isn't a major complaint, just a really weird observation.

I remember hearing something about him not doing core projects since Morrowind?

But Skyrim is like 400 years after the Oblivion crisis.

I meant in terms of feel to me. It just felt more ES-y than Oblivion did, for me (I know not all share that opinion).

Also, 200 years.

What o.o Jiub is in skyrim??

Close enough lol

He's in Dawnguard. As a ghost.

Please, commune all you can with the poor soul. Your mind will be blown with where/when he was and how he got there.