If this get enoigh attenion I will research the facts to prove there are reasons for this to be a good possibilityġ I believe certain parts of skyrim has it's feet held on top of an unstable tectonic plate area, even if during the game the are no mentions of earthquakes, or! MAYBE! the thundering sound as we enter skyrim is so powerfull that caused a small scaled sismic activity, ALSO during the rituals, the in game effects, mimics the ground moving out of sheer power from the th'uum, also, given these facts and that, simply greeting to the dragonborn, the other graybeards make the castle tremble. Literally came up with this in the last 10min so no background check, will do once i have time. Just some ramble nonsense, but a ideia nontheless, I would REALLY love to hear the good and the bad about this ideia for the future of this world. Pre-order the deluxe edition now for 69$. But you’ll have to see that for yourself.
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However, the real prize happens after the race, with the “drift king” getting full privileges to her pierced DDD elven milkers. The player will have to deploy all of their learned racing skill and knowledge in the dusty circuits of Morrowind to have a chance at Choka’s 1997 Generation 4 Toyota Supra, the fastest car in the game with over 1000 horsepower stock. This all leads up to the final boss, the dark-elf champion of the Thalmor, “Choka-Mikok”.
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With these tools, the “drift king” can conquer Tamriel by beating unique and diverse racing champions from various provinces, such as aggressive Nord racers, top-speed seeking Khajiit, tactical and coordinated high-elf’s, and Argonian drivers who excel in wet road conditions (with immunity to the hydroplaning debuff) Finely tuned exotic cars, including iconic Ferrari’s, Lamborghini’s, and Koenigsegg’s from the heart of the elven homeland, to the well balanced Porsche’s, Audi’s, and BMW’s of the imperial province. Multiple generations of Nissan Skyline’s and Silvia’s await, all with full customization with NISMO race tuned parts, utilizing Bethesda’s iconic crafting system. Known only as a hero dubbed the “drift king”, they must use every vehicle at their disposal to return peace to Tamriel. The tuner car elven deities VS the mighty big-block muscle cars of Talos. It is through their choice of worshipped street weapon that the Thalmor and Empire find their conflict within TES 6. The rumbling of 357 long blocks, LS V8’s, and supercharger belts whirring echo throughout the lush valleys as they burn the straight aways in the heavyweight Chevrolet’s, Dodge’s, and Chrysler’s of the 1960’s-1970’s. Their enemies, the Empire, are proponents of pure Americans muscle cars. The Thalmor are rotary engine purists, who wield their Mazda RX-7 FD’s with surgical dexterity throughout the twisting ancient fantasy roads of northern Tamriel. Alongside its popularity as a game mechanic, motorsports can seamlessly integrate itself into the story content of The Elder Scrolls 6. As seen with the massive popularity of the Forza franchise, white-knuckle racing is something every game needs in order to tap into this lucrative market. Then we'll know.The introduction of proper racing mechanics, and by extension drifting, is a vital selling point for TES6 that must be capitalized on by Microsoft. The real scoop will be trying to trick one of them into saying it's "like The Elder Scrolls VI: Hammerfall And High Rock in space". For now, we know basically nothing about The Elder Scrolls VI.Īs for Starfield, Bethesda execs have variously described it as "like Skyrim in space" or a "Han Solo simulator". Redfall sounds Elder Scrolls-y, right? Naw mate, Redfall is the new vampire-slaying co-op game from Arkane.
Some had assumed that TES6 would be subtitled Redfall, after Zenimax tradmarked that name in 2019 (which brought them into conflict with a sci-fi book series). Maybe they're just screwing with people but it wouldn't be the first time a developer hid info on a future game in plain sight for funsies and future revelation. Bethesda have gestured vaguely in the direction of Hammerfell before too. This does seem quite a deliberate shape, and out of place on that panel. That does kinda look like a chunk of High Rock and Hammerfell on some maps of Tamriel, right? Bethesda hardly have an Ordnance Survey map of the world anyway, and it does change shape a bit across the series. Skip to 1:17 there for the detail which caught the eagle eyes of fans like "Huhwtfbleh" on Reddit.
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