While I love the racism (that sounds wrong) in the elder scrolls series, I actually think that here, they could have done even more involving your character.RT-Medic-with-shotgun said:The high elves that think they are so superior that humans and other mortals need wiped out. The one that want the civil war dragged out as long as possible to maximize human casualties and increase the odds of destroying them utterly and completely.
Fucks sake visit an Orc stronghold. They hate everyone. Thalmor patrols want to kidnap you and torture you so you will confess to something you did not do; they hate humans as an inferior species THAT FUCKING MUCH!
I've got a (female) high-elf, but am a bit dissapointed by how less the Imperial care. Wouldn't the legion question it when a high-elf joins their ranks? I could be a spy afterall. What sort of really dissapointed my was that the Thalmor do not seem to care either that I'm 'one of them'. During the embassy mission I was wearing an elven armour, but the guards attacked me on sight anyways. Shouldn't my character be able to pass as one of the many guards? Of course, this was made for the sake of having balanced gameplay and not giving high-elf players an advantage in that mission, but I would have actually prefered if they would less care about balance and more about role-play, which would mean making it possible to disguise as a guard and recieve recognition during the party.
When I entered Windhelm, I witnessed two Nord harrasing a dark-elf for just living in Skyrim, but nobody minded an high-elf that joined the imperial legion jumping around Ulfric's throne room while he and his advisors where talking about secret battle plans.
I just have the feeling that, while the atmosphere the racism in Skyrim creates is great, it is too much of an NPC based aspect and your character is not affected by it.