I'd far rather let new lands be explored in whole new games. The ones we have already visited don't have to be as cleanly produced for us to enjoy them; nostalgia does most of the work.

Well it gets complicated, but there have been some Dev posts on the forum that basically confirm Vivec has reached CHIM. To make it easy it's basically a way of becoming a God, knowing everything and being everything at once while still knowing you and being you (and this is the easiest explanation I could give). Vivec as such is a god, as much as he was.

It's true that the destruction of the heart of Lorkhan took away power from Almalexia, Sotha Sil, Dagoth Ur and all of Dagoth Ur his servants. Vivec just managed to escape.

Vivec might have been taken into Oblivion or maybe not, it's a rumor in Oblivion (the game) but that's not confirmation. Regardless with Vivec still being a god, Oblivion would hardly be something he couldn't get out off.

Vivec git kidnapped by Daedra and he lost bis immorality when the heart Lorkan was destroyed. He was stealing his power from that, the Tribunal was that is how they lived so long.

I am sure some of the Dunmer have clubbed to their ancient houses. But some of the Dunmer had been slowly adapting to the times giving up their ancient traditions I know read that cannot remember where.

I am glad those wretched cliff races have been driven from the land they was so annoying.

I agree a game with Morrowind would better be served with a full game rather than an expansion the events and stories in that setting are so vast.

Nice. Did not know that.

Wait this is all new to me where did the devs post and this is just maybe right?
If that's the case he might very well be dead already.

Actually Vivec is still very much a god... See my previous post. The rest lost their power though that is true. As to Dunmer evolution, yeah some are probably more imperial now then before, this was heavily suggested during the events of Oblivion. But I don't think the Oblivion and Argonian Invasions have helped more trust for the Empire in the Dunmer people...



Lore forum. You can read more about at the Imperial Library and stuff, I'd recommend starting there. But a small warning it gets incredibly complicated and really fast and there isn't really an easy way to explain it. Anyway Vivec isn't dead.

I agree about the Dunmer trust issues they have been very distrustful of the other races.
I would like to see them after the fall of their great houses and how they have adapted since the Red Year the Argonian attacks and so on.
I have a Dunmer who was born during the time of Morrowind in Vivec city and he still has a firm grasp on ancient Dunmer traditions and customs, he also has an extreme hatred of Argonians since their attack of Morrowind so I understand that sentiment.

I go to the Imperial Library but I never thought to look up anything on Vivec I assumed he was dead and that's it. I have some interesting lore bits from the Library if your interested in checking it out.
The one thing about the thing who's name cannot be pronounced is an interesting tid bit of information.

Twice Vehk will break the http://www.imperial-library.info/content/loveletter-fifth-era-true-purpose-tamriel on his return!

Too much stuff happened to Morrowind within the 200+ year-span to my liking, in regards to culture, politics and events.
Cyrodiil and Skyrim were both filled with turmoil, because of daedra attacks and dragon attacks/civil war, respectively.
I'd like a calm yet hostile world to explore again, with the "big threat" hidden away from most of the public eye.
And no voice acting, it only highlights how hammy the dialogue has gotten.
*Sigh*, a man can dream...

I'd rather not go to Black Marsh or Elsweyr, I'm not a big fan of the Argonian or Khajiit. I also don't think that just because a game has already taken place in a province that it suddenly makes that province off limits. I'd love to return to High Rock though, or back to Morrowind.

Me too after seeing Elsweyr, Alinor, Valenwood and maybe Black Marsh

Keep in mind that the area that can create in the short time frame cannot be bigger than Bloodmoon/SI

I know, I should clarify I would like to see each of those provinces in new individual games and then I would love to go back to Morrowind, or hopefully if computers and dev teams can manage it all of Tamriel

Because Bethesda would never base a game on black marsh's argonians or elsweyrs Khajiit :/

Well not counting Arena obviously.

I get what you are saying but I don't want the quality of a game or game expansion to be driven by nostalgia alone.

For nostalgia. Even though according to most they will probably not do it right.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

not

The Elder Scrolls V:Skyrim with a little Cyrodiil and Morrowind...

Next year we'll be able to see all of Tamriel, at least as it was in the 2nd Era... I'd like to revisit a part of another provence, like Bloodmoon allowed us to visit a place with the culture of Skyrim (Solstheim) in Morrowind. A Morrowindy island would be cool to revisit, or something in High Rock or Orsinium.

i honestly wouldn't mind going back if it was implemented in the right way. Whats wrong with going back? Granted, there are other provinces that are still yet to be discovered but we will get to those eventually. Anyway, there is no talk of us going back to those provinces....

I sure wouldn't mind a return to Cyrodil, just to see how the war with the Thalmor has wrecked things.

looking at it wrong...it would be:

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
and
The Elder Scrolls V DLC: Cyrodiil
The Elder Scrolls V DLC: Morrowind

I think it's possible we will see all of Cyrodil again.
1. Cause if the 2nd great war DLC happens I think it's likely we will have to go reclaim the throne in the empirical city.
2. It should be easy for Bethesda to just take the land they build from oblivion and spice it up graphically and change it according to what has happened through out this 200 years and they don't need to 100% re-imagine how Cyrodil should look like.

I'd love to revisit Cyrodiil and Morrowind after spending so many hours playing the previous 2 games, just to see what they are like 200 years later, we are not going to get a DLC with new provinces like Elsweyr and Summerset Isles, They will be for future games.

I agree.

P.s. Nice Avatar! \m/