Where will Skyrim's inevitable Expansion Pack take place?
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Personally, I'd love to see an expansion with a time-travel motif that would let you visit Skyrim in it's early years; I think it would be cool to visit Skyrim during a time where the Snow Elves (Skyrim's original settlers) were still around, or a time where dragons were plentiful and flew in packs across the land, or even during the events of Oblivion, where you could altar some key moments and witness the outcomes in the present.
[small]...also, traveling into the future would take you to Fallout 3...[/small]
[small]...also, traveling into the future would take you to Fallout 3...[/small]
Personally, I'd just like DLC that allows me to kill everyone in the imperial/Stormcloak camps and I want something that would allow my Orc to become the leader of the clans and reunite them!
Other than that, new weapons, new 'special' weapons that actually look different from regular weapons, new armour, new quests and I am guessing a new province will all come in at some point or another.
Also, a castle of my own to control which I can fill with my own people.
Other than that, new weapons, new 'special' weapons that actually look different from regular weapons, new armour, new quests and I am guessing a new province will all come in at some point or another.
Also, a castle of my own to control which I can fill with my own people.
I just want to build an army I dont care Nords, Redguards, Khajiit i just want to take the fight to those Thalmor pansies. The Thalmor Embassy didnt quench my thirst for High Elf blood!I as like the idea of going to another daedric plane. Elsweyr I would love to go there.
The fact that they've already rendered the land for at least Morrowind and Cyrodiil, I tend to think that an expansion probably will be in a province. I doubt highly that we'll go into Coldharbour. An expansion requires that we be able to take non-combat as well as combat options, and Coldharbour is basically just a place of torture and fighting. The Shivering Isles are different, due to Sheogorath's nature. I don't think we'll see a plane of Oblivion.Pimppeter2 said:
Technically, all of the provinces were covered in Arena. Maybe another continent, if we're looking for somewhere we've never been, but honestly, I'd be more interested in exploring one of the "Beast race" lands.Vegosiux said:
Well, I'll tell you guys what it WON'T be. An entire province. Those are usually reserved for completely new games.
Next expansion will be: ALL the Oblivion planes.
No. It will probably be a small area next to or in Skyrim. Or it will be another Oblivion plane. Those are the only valid ones I can think of.
Next expansion will be: ALL the Oblivion planes.
No. It will probably be a small area next to or in Skyrim. Or it will be another Oblivion plane. Those are the only valid ones I can think of.
One of Sanguine's many realms. Drinking and sex everywhere!
Seriously though, Sanguine has many realms, all with the central theme of debauchery. This means there's a lot of creative freedom to be had here.
Calling it now, one of Sanguine's realms.
Seriously though, Sanguine has many realms, all with the central theme of debauchery. This means there's a lot of creative freedom to be had here.
Calling it now, one of Sanguine's realms.
I thinking it will probably be somewhere (not specifically a whole province) where they can resolve/go in-depth with the whole Thalmor concept. In Morrowind, Tribunal was kind of a large epilogue for the main quest that was basically your character dealing with unfinished business after the main quest. The Thalmor could be a perfect way of recreating the feel of Tribunal. They should save a Daeric realm for the second expansion imo.
And no hunting ground, Dagon's realm or Shivering Isles. We've dealt with enough of that in games and expansions already.
And no hunting ground, Dagon's realm or Shivering Isles. We've dealt with enough of that in games and expansions already.
That's the point though. The disappearance of the Dwarves is supposed to be a veiled and mysterious aspect of the lore. We SHOULD NEVER get the full story. If we learn anymore about them it should be just as weird and ambiguous as it has been up until this point, otherwise the mystique will be ruined.Larmo said:
I want an Elsweyr one.
Come on, being so used to the gorgeous frozen Nordic scenery and suddenly being shipped out to a fucking desert would be a great contrast. It won't be hard to have a reasonable excuse to skip over Cyrodiil. Maybe you get kidnapped, or take a nap in the wrong place by the Khajiit caravans.
Come on, being so used to the gorgeous frozen Nordic scenery and suddenly being shipped out to a fucking desert would be a great contrast. It won't be hard to have a reasonable excuse to skip over Cyrodiil. Maybe you get kidnapped, or take a nap in the wrong place by the Khajiit caravans.
I think Solstheim is actually very likely. I actually made Thirsk the home of my Nord, so it'll be interesting.BreakfastMan said:
Yeah, if they go for the whole continent or even another large section would be a bad idea. I feel the game will be stretched pretty thin and that's not even considering the massive amount of resources required to do so.
I feel an exploration into a daedric plain would be great if it can pull the a similar surreality that Shivering Isles could.
Maybe a expansion where we could delve into the secrets of the dwemer and explore their new world could be a great loregasm for the fans as well as a nice change of pace.
Maybe even a bit of time travel where we delve deep into Skyrim's past to fight in a key battle of the dragon wars, maybe meet Tiber Septim.
There are lots of possibilities, and I hope they go for the new exciting areas over hideouts and side quests.
I feel an exploration into a daedric plain would be great if it can pull the a similar surreality that Shivering Isles could.
Maybe a expansion where we could delve into the secrets of the dwemer and explore their new world could be a great loregasm for the fans as well as a nice change of pace.
Maybe even a bit of time travel where we delve deep into Skyrim's past to fight in a key battle of the dragon wars, maybe meet Tiber Septim.
There are lots of possibilities, and I hope they go for the new exciting areas over hideouts and side quests.
I think it should be a time travel back to the early days of Skyrim. It would be really cool to see the Falmer and the Dwarves, and even the early Nords.
This answer I like!evilneko said:Summerset Isle so we can kick Thalmor ass. >
Because Tullius, Reke, and every soldier of the Imperial Army keep foreshadowing a war with the Thalmor....so let it come, and let it be glorious!
Theres a massive FRICKIN' GATE near where orsinium should be. That'd be a good place for an expansion since it has harsh, craggy mountains and is too small for an actual game to be based there. Not to mention the Orc I found near the gate, however she may have been a coincidence.
