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@@BobWobbles Yeah its tricky. You have to avoid the vortices. If you smash into them or the walls too many times you get thrown out of the tunnel and if you are unlucky. You are stranded in interstellar space. But they made it a bit more forgiving now. Tweaking it more.

@@neonizermk2 Star Citizen

Hahahaha Stage 9'd.

Yeah I feel that. I still have 96 SCU of Stims on Seraphim. Contracted cargo from a crashed mission.

@@DPendrillion it worked its way back into the warehouse after logging a couple times, still though... made me unnecessarily worry lol

Yeah that was unfortunate. I clicked the wrong button... But it was just raw footage anyway. Was the rest of the Video not viewable?

@@DPendrillion The rest of the video was awesome, man. Loved it.

Anvil Harbor has one of the best geographical positions for trade, making it probably the richest port in all of Tamriel.

Nope, you are not the only one!

I think they were always supposed to be roman but oblivion came out during the lotr craze so they made everything more generic western fantasy. Not bashing oblivion, it's still one of my favorite rpgs

@@Supergrunt8 Skyrim was nice and good, but oblivion will always be in my heart!

Looking at how both Morrowind and Skyrim portayed the Imperials, it seems like Oblivion is the odd one out there.

@@Simi2681 That is true. (IN MY OPINION) Skyrim and morrowind showed them a bit evil, while in Oblivion they did the contrary. It is my opinion, i think in skyrim as Evil Imperials because of many things, but the first one is that at the very start they wanted you dead.

10 years isn't much in the world of TES. Take a look at Riften in ESO vs Skyrim...they aren't terribly different and they're almost 1000 years apart.

Well for once they used if I remember correctly an engine which basically built up on the Oblivion engine. The game went into production at least 2 years before the Skyrim release. Or might be even earlier. It is an MMO focus is unlike the single player games , on playability over a wide range of operating specs. Its not like an online mode of Skyrim. TES singleplayer operates differently than ESO. Although if you look at their current DLC Greymoor you will see they reached slowly a level that is similar to what they had in TES V - Skyrim. Also MMO use a different scale of things compared to Singleplayer games. Its a bit hard to describe. But in an MMO often there needs to be more room and the scale tends toward less details in the field of view compared to a SP game. (something that when done poorly annoys the heck out of me) :D

@@Symphiney bro are you serious now? He is talking about the 10 years diff between the games are released obviously. The games, not the Tamriel history. Because if we talk about the time in Tamriel , tes 4 takes place almost 1000 years after ESO.

I know your comment is 4yrs old but yeah I agree, it kinda made me feel depressed haha.

@@RogueAgent96 lmao

I think the ESO devs didn't really understand what Bethesda was going for with the architectural style in Oblivion, which is why this is more generic.

Gaur but isn’t eso by Bethesda

Well the Country is in the game. Not the Content. And not all regions of Skyrim Morrowind and Cyrodiil are accessible yet. Also, ESOs graphics aren't really up to a remaster Standard. Also the game plays not in the 3rd/4th Era like the singleplayer games. It plays in 2E 582 a lot of things are different in these times :)

@@DPendrillion I honestly prefer it this way. I've played Oblivion and skyrim but I feel like the elder scrolls online is how the franchise should be. The many armor sets, the zones across tamriel, the combat, crafting. Some things can use a little tweaking obv. Eso but with way more polished, gorgeous graphics and more fluid game experience would be absolutely amazing

There is an Arena in Oblivions Imperial City... Also in ESO Imperial City... The new - "old" Kvatch has an Arena too... It was always conceptualised with an Arena when they made Oblivion, but since Kvatch was the first city destroyed by the Daedra, we never see it.

I understand the gripe with some cities but Mournhold in Morrowind was nothing special where as in ESO it actually looks impressive. Especially the tribunal temple.

True, I just appreciated Mournhold in Morrowind for it's sheer size. It actually felt like a capital city in Morrowind, whereas in ESO it's hardly any larger or grander than Davon's Watch. I do appreciate the layout more in ESO, but it's the small size that gets me. Especially since ESO is scaled way bigger than the other Elder Scrolls games. And it's really the only city I've encountered so far that's been dramatically changed. Anvil is identical, Riften is almost exactly the same, the Imperial City is almost exactly the same, Windhelm has roughly the same layout even though the architecture style is completely different, Cheydinhal has roughly the same layout with some minor changes, and Chorrol is roughly the same, just missing the northern half with the great oak. I haven't been to Bruma yet, but I would imagine it's roughly the same as well.

I can agree on that. But I guess ZOS decided that recognising the place was paramount. Also the sacking of Mournhold through Mehrunes Dagon hasn't yet happened as far as I know? The city gets Razed by him. So they have to rebuild it. Also when you explore TES III Mournhold you have the ruins of "Old Mournhold" Only the Temple seems to survive and they put it onto another level alltogether in ESO.

I was going to say the same, something that bothers me is that the Palace of the Kings in Windhelm looks totally different than in Skyrim, they say that it was built during Ysgramor's time but that doesn't appear the case in ESO

You can't get to the Palace of the Kings in Windhelm, its blocked off. Unless theres a quest where you enter it, but I haven't encountered one yet.

Yeah I guess eventually with the availability of new content... Rumor has it that Vvardenfell will be next, but I suspect that it will look vastly different from what we know from TES III. If we ever get Skingrad I will do a one on one comparison as well :) Thanks for watching.

Called "Whispers Of the Ancestors" From the ESO Official Soundtrack by Brad Derrick :)

I think it has more to do with hardware limitations of previous generations.

Haha same 😂👍🏽

Me too

eso is ruined

well that aged like milk

​@@user-rt4og9ci2ohow so?

You mean the construction set?