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[J. Y. Song @Critical_Scribe]

It’s simple.

All the races and species have their own countries and cultures that are distinct from one another.

In the case of these different races comingling, there is an established dynamic that feels realistic, like the Dunmer in Winterhold, to use a popular example.

When you go to a country in The Elder Scrolls, you don’t see downtown LA, you see a country that is more likely to exist in the time period that it’s emulating. Verisimilitude exists, and as a result people buy into it without thinking.

Exposures to other cultures in specific regions still happens, but it’s not overtly intrusive and more just a window into the outside world at times.

If you make it all make sense and distinctive, the average person is going to accept it. Many creatives forget that step.

[nocturne @clubberlangMJ]

@Hidupsebagai62 Sebodoh apa smpe org2 ini ga sadar klo program MBG ini gada gunanya sama sekali dan cmn jd kadang korupsi aja. Bingung gue sama nih pemerintah skrg. Udh kepampang scr nyata eh malah pura2 ga liat. Ndableg

[Walker Boh @OneArmedBoh]

Spooky.

[UESP @UESP_net]

This is the eighth anniversary of the official announcement teaser of The Elder Scrolls VI.

[CLIPS @yourclipss]

@_6signxxx To Catch a Predator - Greenville, Ohio

[Cxspxxr✘🧸 @_6signxxx]

Did you know the TV show “To Catch a Predator” was cancelled because they kept catching law enforcement, teachers, preachers, local officials, and other people who were supposed to protect children?

The final straw? An Assistant District Attorney in Texas was courting who he thought was a 13-year-old boy. He didn’t show for the sting, so they sent law enforcement and the camera crew to his home. The police entered, and Louis Conradt shot himself, taking his own life.

Can’t make this shit up.

[Sarjana Eksu @SarjanaEksu]

Rakyat bilang: benerin fiskal, potong MBG

Influencer bilang: benerin fiskal, potong MBG

Ekonom bilang: benerin fiskal, potong MBG

A1 bilang: benerin fiskal, potong MBG

Trus undang pak Chatib Basri cuma buat kasih komentar: benerin fiskal, potong MBG😂😂😂

MAU BERAPA ORANG YANG HARUS NGOMONG WOOOOOO

[Epik Spor Anları #WC2026 @epicsp0ranIari]

Michael Carrick’in Chicharito’yu o pasla nasıl gördüğünü hâlâ anlayabilen yok.

[The Internet Remains Undefeated @WebUndefeated]

Bro's been holding that sneeze since the Cretaceous period. 🐊😂

[Luna Alethea @LAlethea61210]

Where did this guy get his costume?😅

[Old Media @oldmedia]

When Rockstar Games shut down part of New York Times Square for Midnight Club Street Racing’s cover photo (2000)

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

A section of the ossuary at Douaumont, France 🇫🇷, containing the unidentified remains of over 130,000 soldiers killed at the battle of Verdun, photographed in 1964. The remains include soldiers from both sides of the conflict.

The Battle of Verdun lasted 303 days, from February to December 1916, making it the longest battle of the First World War. Fought between French and German forces, it became a war of attrition in which both sides suffered staggering losses. Historians estimate there were roughly 700,000 casualties, killed, wounded, or missing, with more than 300,000 deaths.

The Douaumont Ossuary was built after the war to house the remains of soldiers who could not be identified. Behind its walls rest the bones of more than 130,000 French and German soldiers recovered from the battlefield. Through small windows, visitors can see piles of skulls and bones gathered from shell craters, trenches, and shattered fortifications where identification was impossible.

Verdun was subjected to some of heaviest artillery bombardment in history up to that point. More than 60 million shells were fired during the campaign, permanently altering the landscape. Even today, parts of the battlefield remain within France’s “Zone Rouge” (Red Zone), areas so heavily contaminated by unexploded ordnance and toxic residues that development and farming remain restricted more than a century later.

The ossuary serves as a memorial to soldiers from both armies, reflecting the scale of loss endured by all sides during one of the deadliest battles of the war.

After the war, nine villages around Verdun were so completely destroyed that they were never rebuilt. The French government officially declared them “villages that died for France” (villages détruits). Although no one lives there today, each village still legally exists on maps and has a ceremonial mayor appointed to preserve its memory.

© History Pictures

#archaeohistories

[🇪🇬🇸🇳🇨🇮Brother Carrick fan🇸🇦🇨🇻🇲🇦 @FergieBallFan]

How bad you gotta smell to make someone physically gag wtf 😭

[Video Nasties🇵🇲 @53gaDr3amca5t]

I genuinely recommend people playing CONSCRIPT if they want to get to experience all of this first hand. It's a genuine unnerving game that at times makes my stomach drop. It's beautiful in a way.

[Wife Guy-ComradeSnek☭ 🐍 @ComradeSnake]

The most horrifying passage I’ve read about WW1 was a German soldier describing resting inside a lower floor of a captured French fort during Verdun. Part of the floor was a makeshift hospital and everyone was crowded there during an artillery barrage when poison gas started flooding into the chamber. The mad scramble for the few gas masks around (the soldier had his own him still) followers helpless wounded soldiers screaming, then choking, then dying in droves is the most viscerally awful scenario possible. Just a pit in the stomach the whole time reading.

[türkhafiza @turkhafiza2]

Ukrayna Özel Birliklerinden bir savaşçı aslında atışları yaparken de tedirgindi ve tam mevzi değişikliği için hamle yapacaktı fakat geç kaldı.

[Arham @mgmtarham]

“Dude, its the first photograph of lightning… EVER… of course I’m gonna write it in badass font”

[Special Ops Magazine @specialopsmag]

Delta Force in the 1990's.

Unlike many Tier 1 operators today with sleeve tattoos and beards, these guys could pass as accountants or teachers.

[Fox Mulder @V0XMulder]

@MyLordBebo