The last three Elder Scrolls games had two expansions each and one always focused on a Daedric Prince.
Morrowind: Hircine (Bloodmoon)
Oblivion: Sheogorath (The Shivering Isles)
Skyrim: Hermaeus Mora (Dragonborn)
Which Daedric Prince is getting a spotlight in Sentinel?
@PJ11819211 If you want to get really hairbrained the quasi lore about how he is the one to deal with daedrons and realm-rips sounds suspiciously similar to the role of the dragon fire if you think about it for too long.
I’ve always really loved the fact that anuic - padomaic and Adera - Daedra dichotomies overlap in interesting ways and provide a variety of archetypes for beings to inhabit.
Key features:
Major send up of Regard
Introduction of Sload to the mainline games.
Key conflict will be between how the Sload and the Prince view the purpose of pestilence and its role in Mundus.
Skyrim one of those games where I’ll agree with every critique of it until the end where you go “so that’s why it’s bad” and I’ll go well sometimes you’ll be walking at night with the northern lights out and Secunda will start to play so it’s actually the best game ever
@cackenbools I actually really like a comparison between TES and souls games because they demonstrate the importance of understanding the “core” mechanic of a game. Everything in a souls games feeds the combat where as TES is more focus on interactivity of which combat is one component.
One thing about Bethesda games that I think needs to put into words is that the moment to moment combat isn’t actually that important and is more a reflection of how your build interacts with the world.
it pisses me off when people diss morrowind's combat like skyrim's combat isnt a million times more button mashy when you get to the upper end of their level scaling bullshit even on like the most middling difficulties
A lot of larpers and in general foreigners unfamiliar with “land back” tend to ignore that it’s almost entirely a legal movement based around the legal issues of the government illegally breaking still binding treaties and the illegal seizure of land. None of the decades of legal
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