/tes/ - The Elder Scrolls Discussion

>>10722

thanks for making me gag trainwiz

Might as well ask here since I don't know where else I can ask:

Where can I get Nifskope v 1.0.9? I want to get into making models, but apparently it takes a dozen things just to even get started.

Rolled 142 (1d1024)

>>10678

re rollin

Rolled 4, 6, 5, 4 = 19 (4d9)

>>10678

>>10678

re rollin

Rolled 3, 4, 2, 1 = 10 (4d9)

>>10680

Rolled 6, 3, 5, 7 = 21 (4d9)

>>10680

>>10680

>>533

Rolling.

bump

At its core it is universal duality between the concept of existence and nonexistence.

>>10729

What are some of the manifestations and results of the (or an) enantiomorph in Tamriel? What are some examples of men trying to tap into that power?

>>10731

The Enantiomorph is itself, the collective idea of two opposing yet equivalent forces, their merged dichotomy so to say.

Vivec, in his lessons assigns the number "11" as the "Number of the Master." The "Master" or "Ruling King" is someone who has beaten the Arena's test and has therefore become the undisputed Master of the world (one who cannot be defeated).

The Ruling King is therefore the singular pinnacle of mastery, and the only way to prove this mastery is to rule out any who could be considered your equal. This is where the Enantiomorph comes into play and the use of "11."

You see, the reason Vivec assigns "11" to the master is because it represents the conflict required to reach the mastery. Each "1" in "11" represents an opposing side. As the only way for either "1" to reach completely mastery is to defeat the other, both must be at their fullest possible potential in order for a conflict to ensue. Since both are at their equally possible potential (save for the mastery), they are in a bad spot because therefore they are both, in a very real sense, the same person (hence why they are both represented by "1"). This is why such a conflict requires a Witess, as if there was not someone observing the fight, the two combatants would not even be able to tell who was who in their fight.

However, if there is no Witness (or the Witness is removed/maimed/whatever), the "11" will collapse creating "2" which is the number Vivec assigns to the Enantiomorph, or in other words, the merged sum of both conflicting forces.

>>10530

>Not that Lorkhan's plan is much better

can you think of a better plan than becoming your own universe? it's the ultimate form of self-agency.

>>10636

reminds me of the theory that our universe is inside a black hole, and that every black hole contains another universe. like an infinite matryoshka doll.

>>10637

That's a common misconception. The universe actually works more like a White Hole, the opposite of a black hole:

Black Hole - Nothing can leave it past the event horizon. Space time bends inwards. The singularity is in the future (you are gonna crash into it)

White Hole - Nothing can return past the event horizon. Space time bends outwards. The singularity is in the past (the big bang)

>>10636

The original idea was better and more interesting.

pirate ship

Thirsk Mead Hall. At least in Morrowind.

My favorite character I ever played was a super powerful wizard who retired from house Telvanni to live as a hermit on Solsthiem. He spent the rest of his days guzzling mead and drowning his sorrows.

Until the entire Mead hall got slaughtered and he became a werewolf.

>>10394

at least in Morrowind they're consistent with their treatment. in skyrim NPCs flip a coin when deciding whether to kiss your ass or insult you.

>>10384

in a community of 9 people, 1 dumb cunt is too many.

>>10399

No you.

IIRC, the Daggerfall mod 'Daedrafall' tried to do something like this

yes

>>9220

Times are changing. Skyrim success was given by the nordic setting. If they would have pulled again a generic fantasy game they wouldn't have topped oblivion. Now TES is big enough to have hordes of nerds that would love to see elsweyr or blackmarsh and would defend to death the alien design. BGS would get free shilling too.

>>10626

Skyrim milked the nordic dragon thing when Game of Thrones was hot shit. it attracted trend-whoring casuals and sold them on this pseudo-RPG formula that lets them pretend to be "nerdy", while careful not to make them feel stupid or challenge their attention span. Fallout 4 should give you an idea of how the next TES will be.

>>10627

I can't remember GoT being hot shit in 2011

>I was only 24 years old

>I loved Bethsoft so much, I had all the Elder Scrolls and Fallouts

>I pray to Todd Howard every night before bed, thanking him for the Games I've been given

>"Todd is love" I say; "Todd is life"

>My dad hears me and calls me a bethdrone

>I know he was just jealous of my devotion for Creation kits

>I called him a dreamboy

>He slaps me and sends me to go to sleep

>I'm crying now, and my face hurts

>I lay in bed and it's really cold

>Suddenly, a warmth is moving towards me

>It's Todd Howard

>I am so hypetrain

He whispers into my ear "You see that mountain? you can climb it"

>He grabs me with his carpal-tunnel developer hands and puts me down onto my hands and knees

>I'm ready

>I spread my ass-cheeks for Todd

>He penetrates my butt-hole

>I barely feel it but I pretend I'm achin for Todd

>I am dissapointed at his artificial length and lack of substance

>I push against his engine limitations

>I want to please Todd

>He sings begin again and cums prematurely, way before I can even climax.

>My dad walks in

>Todd looks him straight in the eyes and says "It just Works"

>Todd leaves through my window

>Todd is love. Todd is life.

>>10154

10/10

>tfw you're a little dreamboy

>>7077

These jokes alone make this thread deserve page 1.

>>10601

>Average_altmer_player_discovers_nude_mods.gif

Little Caius' teacher asked him how his Sundas was.

"Horribly, a gray Dagger-ear thug assaulted my mother," he said.

She said, "Dunmer."

"Done'er??" Caius said. "Damn near killed her!"

Guar-drum tsss*

I think that black marsh, elsweyr, summerset isles or valenwood are exotic enough as locations, as long as Bethesda doesn't give them the Cyrodiil jungle treatment.

I'd rather have Atmora anyway :^)

In regards to the tsaesci and what they would look like, there was some speculation as to what precisely was meant by the passage wherein it was stated that the snake people ate the humans of akavir. The best conclusion which most people seemed to think was reasonable was that the eating referred to a complete conquest and subjugation of the men of akavir. So that in essence, their culture became wholly absorbed by the vampire snakes proper, who for the sake of convenience we'll just call lamias. This would neatly account for both the descriptions of vampire lamias, the potentate, and the interbreeding of cyrods and akaviri, blades, sancre tor, etc.

In terms of eating, devouring the culture of an entire race and making them a subset of your own is a decent description.

>>10476

Read the title of this text

http://www.imperial-library.info/content/tsaesci-creation-myth-and-we-ate-it-become-it

>>10451

But dragons are just that in Skyrim.

08/15 fantasy dragons.

>>10444

Nah, their serpentine aspects are like the rat-aspect of Hlaalus.

>>10562

yea i got bored anyway

>>10561

That was pretty cringey.

>>10557

Can't say I mind you doing this but I'd like it if you kept it to another thread.

>>10508

Skyrim guy isn't a jack of all trades, he's a master of all trades.

>>10579

No, he's a jack-off all trades.

ted cruz?

It's been 3 months and I'm still waiting for the link, loser.

>>4429

i remember this

gud tiems

man, this stream sucked

>>6737

kek

>>6315

>But Necromancy in TES terms is the biggest Spiritual bluepill one can take, it's literally doing it wrong on a fundamental universal scale

uh, maybe i'm a little slow, but can someone elaborate? why's it fundamentally wrong?

>>7703

Basically, death was created to be escaped, not to be extended.

gem bump

>>10428

>2 Mammaries

>perfect

Add 4 more, and you might just have a Khajiit…

Prequel was okay and Kaz is alright as far as content creators on the internet go. Still, the novelty of sadcat and her horrible life wears off considerably, which is only exacerbated by the incredible amount of time you have to wait between updates.

>>10440

Things seem to actually be progressing, so I dunno. It seems worth 5 minutes of my time to check for an update each month.

I rather like the lot, but good grief is it slow at updating. Still, has a few fun bits.

>>6782

>khajiit

>not argonians

No