I want a big DLC to remake the line of Dragonborn emperors with you as the new monarch. The current empire is in the pocket of the Thalmor so an inevitable war would be a part of that plot. One better the whole call to action can be by Talos himself by either appearing before you or teleporting you to him when you visit one of his shrines.
DLC ideas for Skyrim.
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Isn't that just a massive library?spectrenihlus said:
<color=magenta>Personally, I want to see more of Mehrunes Dagon. Especially his realm. I just don't feel like I saw enough of it in Oblivion, and would really like to see it appear in Skyrim again.
In all seriousness I'd like a questline involving Talos. Would be interesting to hear his take on the Thalmor situation and the '8 Divines.' As long as they could wrap up the story properly anyway, wouldn't want a half arsed job.
What about a new invasion from Akavar? They could bring some new dragon knowledge from the home of dragons with them.
I know it is on another continent, but I would love to see something with the Tang Mo race. Maybe some things that expand the general mythology of the games. I don't really see how to tie it to Skyrim though.
While there are loads of good ideas already, I would personally like to have (minor) DLC where you have the option to take down the Thieves Guild, perhaps ending with the death of Maven Black-Briar and the rest of her family (Save for Ingun Black-Briar). You know, like how you are able to take down the Dark Brotherhood?
Also, spoilers
Also, spoilers
The best part would be you could still fight against Mercer, taking on Brynyolf and the rest as well.
I would like to point out to anyone who has mentioned it, the disappearance of the Dwemer was solved years ago.
Bethesda themselves confirmed that the entire Dwemer race was absorbed into their giant robot Numidium, and became its brass skin.
Bethesda themselves confirmed that the entire Dwemer race was absorbed into their giant robot Numidium, and became its brass skin.
Beth can make an Expansion and call it the Swiss Cheese Crisis for all I care, so long as it's like The Shivering Isles insofar as it adds an entirely new world to the game - one that we can explore at our leisure. So long as they release at least one expansion along those lines I'll be happy enough.
Makes sense actually. Talos was a Dragonborn no? >.>Agayek said:
What? You know the guy with the slowest intro ever?spectrenihlus said:
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Great idea, terrible execution, knowing Bethesda.
a roguelike mod:
hardcore mode, 1 life.
a graveyard of all your past attempts w/records of how they died and how much they accomplished.
the random chance that you might come across the shade of one of your former attempts - and he will want to kill you (and he'll be the level and have the gear and abilities you set him up w/when he died, all to use against you).
cursed (unremoveable until uncursed) equipment, cursed shrines, cursed consumables
more unique items that may or may not randomly appear throughout the world
and anything else from roguelikes that might seem cool
all together in one hardcore mode mod
hardcore mode, 1 life.
a graveyard of all your past attempts w/records of how they died and how much they accomplished.
the random chance that you might come across the shade of one of your former attempts - and he will want to kill you (and he'll be the level and have the gear and abilities you set him up w/when he died, all to use against you).
cursed (unremoveable until uncursed) equipment, cursed shrines, cursed consumables
more unique items that may or may not randomly appear throughout the world
and anything else from roguelikes that might seem cool
all together in one hardcore mode mod
God damn spears and medium armour put back into the game. They should have never have been taken out.
Except for the fact they were useless, redundant, and severed no clear gameplay mechanic.Glademaster said:
I would like spears back however, as I would throwing stars also.
If only to get people to stop complaining about removed items that were removed because no one used them in Morrowind.
Surprisingly no where near as redundant as that comment and they add variety something TES tries to provide.SajuukKhar said:
Yes! New Vegas had the best DLC plan - make a separate game story and give hints about it through out the main game. I enjoyed Ulysses story arc better than the fight for the Hoover Dam.DustyDrB said:
OT: Have the Dovahkiin figure out the mystery of the Dwarves and find a way to bring them back to their ruins to "unruin" them. One of the quests could be a major battle between the Dwarves and the Falmer who must have great anger over the men who fucked them up.
The Ka Po' Tun from Akavir are Tiger people who want to become dragons... It would be in their best interests to get their hands on some of the dragons who have appeared in Skyrim.
Portal transportation to work out that whole distance thing. Could be cool.
Portal transportation to work out that whole distance thing. Could be cool.
ok i got one
a dlc the size and scope of the Shivering Isles
as for what it could be about
thalmor is the obvious one
something involving one of the dadric princes. like the Shivering Isles but not involving sheogorath and his plane of Oblivion because i want to see something new.
a dlc the size and scope of the Shivering Isles
as for what it could be about
thalmor is the obvious one
something involving one of the dadric princes. like the Shivering Isles but not involving sheogorath and his plane of Oblivion because i want to see something new.
I decided to convey sarcasm in <color=magenta>fabulous sarcasm pink. Helps avoid confusion/accusations of insanity.spectrenihlus said:
Really? Perhaps I've been playing the wrong Skyrim. The Skyrim I play has many a time had me running in circles in mountains and valleys waiting for dragons to land as the dramatic music drums away, and just as I get to where the dragon has flown off to it turns right around and goes back to where I started. Perhaps the ones that attack cities land quickly, but the ones that occur in forests and mountains? Those fuckers will circle a HUGE area and take half a hour to land.SajuukKhar said: