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I'd love to see a set of videos on the armies of tameriel, going in detail about their significant roles they played in their province, how different or similar tactics were used, and their accomplishments. I'd love for the first one to be on high rock or something, seeing as they're a mercenary hub it'd make for understanding they might have used them in military tactics.
High rock would probably be the most straight forward because of their robust feudal system, really similar to medieval european wars where armies were made of a mix of trained soldiers and knightly orders bound to the service of a king, untrained peasant fighters levied by his lords, and mercenary bands fighting for the highest bidder all together on the field of battle
this is probably the video idea I've been requesting the most and it seems to be very timely considering the next ESO chapter might indeed have to do with the Bosmer. Thank you so much for making it.
I haven’t seen anything for the new ESO chapters yet. But as for Falinesti, I had started a fanfic years ago where one of the first challenges is to find Falinesti after the hero had been told it had rooted itself on one of the islands of what used to be Yokuda. Once there, they find that a powerful Daedra was trying to take the entire city to their Prince… I forget which offhand, but the spirit of Falinesti put up a fight, sealing away all of the inhabitants in amber so they wouldn’t be harmed and kept messing with the daedras portals so they would spend the centuries wandering through the realms of Oblivion until eventually returning to Tamriel on the island. It was during the final stand between the Daedra and spirit that the hero shows up with their allies to fight the Daedra and the army she summoned.
I hope that the next ES6 is in Summer Set or at least in Valenwood. We haven't had an elf focused game since Morrowind and its the only elf focused game as well.
i wish they would have chosen that also but unfortunately the teaser released a few years ago showed high rock and hammerfell :c definitely the most boring area in the games imo
Nothing in this world tickles my brain like giant trees that just wander around willy nilly with whole cities inside. What I would give to live like that...
I do wonder if it's coming back now due to the technology they have sort of made now with The Fair Winds house to have like a moving skybox wherever it's stuck.
I have a very loose theory that falinestii occasionally disappears to the shivering isles; theres a region on the north coast of mania called valenwood(possible oversight), but theres also a very large population of woodelves throughout the isles, and then theres graht oak seeds you can collect from sheogoraths own daedric minions in eso with no explanation. Also the isles already has a lot of cyclical tree motifs going on so its loose but a hopeful future segway into getting a dlc to go back
I bet Sheogorath had to do something with the city vanishing, considering the Mages Guild questline in ESO. I wonder if there is a video on this channel about the various types of Orc.
not Sheogorath, Mephala. Maybe I'm reading into it too much but we know Mephala has something to do with the disappearance of the city and there is a temple to Mephala under the Autumn site in Reaper's March, and guess what they sent to the content creators to preview the announcement? Autumn Leaves.
I know this is late. But travelers to Valenwood will often bring chopped wood with them to sell to the wood elves. So they still do have access to chopped wood.
I remember when the ESO High Isle chapter was coming out. Everyone was so excited and speculating that we would be getting jousting and sailing, aaaaaand we ended up getting cards. I hope noone is really expecting an amazing moving tree city in the new chapter..... We will most likely be getting a broken spellcrafting system.😂
"The Falinesti mysteriously vanished around the time ESO takes place and conveniently came back afterwards, again with absolutely no explanation." They really resorted to cop-out lore for why all the cool lore from the weirder provinces can't be shown in-game? In the game whose main appeal is exploring -all- most of Tamriel. Remember when the lore-geeks were pissed that the Summerset Isle looked nothing like in the lore? Or the fact that 2 of the 3 alliances make no sense: the Dunmer would NEVER ally with the Nords, their ancestral enemy, nor the Argonians, their ancestral slaves. The Redguards sorta just destroy everyone on the battlefield and the Orcs were always held back from developing and having their own country by the Bretons who, by the way, it took The Miracle of Peace, literal metaphysical and divine intervention to unite into one country.
I was always a little disappointed when I realised it wasn't in ESO, I guess a walking city was too much for the devs. I still don't like the "we don't know" in-universe excuse
Funny thing is that this has been in the lore since Morrowind I believe. With only the disappearance and some minor details coming from ESO. Eso builds a lot on what we have in the main games
The writing in eso is far better than the writing in Skyrim. And high rock is a pretty bland generic location. Eso knocked elsweyr out of the park something the cuckolds at bgs were too scared to touch.
@@badluck5647the writing in even the base game is very good. Especially with the voice acting. Now some of the side plots were pretty juvenile but overall, writing and dialogue is definitely not one of the problems that plagues ESO
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The implications of the tree leaving Valenwood would be an interesting plot point.
It goes to cyrodiil and undoes Todd Howard's recons
I'd love to see a set of videos on the armies of tameriel, going in detail about their significant roles they played in their province, how different or similar tactics were used, and their accomplishments.
I'd love for the first one to be on high rock or something, seeing as they're a mercenary hub it'd make for understanding they might have used them in military tactics.
High rock would probably be the most straight forward because of their robust feudal system, really similar to medieval european wars where armies were made of a mix of trained soldiers and knightly orders bound to the service of a king, untrained peasant fighters levied by his lords, and mercenary bands fighting for the highest bidder all together on the field of battle
this is probably the video idea I've been requesting the most and it seems to be very timely considering the next ESO chapter might indeed have to do with the Bosmer. Thank you so much for making it.
Looks like skingrad home base - > sub places - > dead light and possible Bosmer location
the whole disappearance reminds me of the dwemer fiddling with lorkahn's heart...
I haven’t seen anything for the new ESO chapters yet.
But as for Falinesti, I had started a fanfic years ago where one of the first challenges is to find Falinesti after the hero had been told it had rooted itself on one of the islands of what used to be Yokuda.
Once there, they find that a powerful Daedra was trying to take the entire city to their Prince… I forget which offhand, but the spirit of Falinesti put up a fight, sealing away all of the inhabitants in amber so they wouldn’t be harmed and kept messing with the daedras portals so they would spend the centuries wandering through the realms of Oblivion until eventually returning to Tamriel on the island. It was during the final stand between the Daedra and spirit that the hero shows up with their allies to fight the Daedra and the army she summoned.
Well done as always! The walking cities have always been a fascinating topic, and would be amazing to see in game at some point 🌳
I hope that the next ES6 is in Summer Set or at least in Valenwood. We haven't had an elf focused game since Morrowind and its the only elf focused game as well.
i wish they would have chosen that also but unfortunately the teaser released a few years ago showed high rock and hammerfell :c definitely the most boring area in the games imo
Nothing in this world tickles my brain like giant trees that just wander around willy nilly with whole cities inside. What I would give to live like that...
can u do a video about the oceans and the creatures there and how the ocean levels would look with less water
Already did part of that! My video on the creatures and monsters of the deep seas!
oh cool i just watched it thanks i hope they add more lore into the sea or nirn version of atlantis lol @@ImperialKnowledge
I do wonder if it's coming back now due to the technology they have sort of made now with The Fair Winds house to have like a moving skybox wherever it's stuck.
I have a very loose theory that falinestii occasionally disappears to the shivering isles; theres a region on the north coast of mania called valenwood(possible oversight), but theres also a very large population of woodelves throughout the isles, and then theres graht oak seeds you can collect from sheogoraths own daedric minions in eso with no explanation. Also the isles already has a lot of cyclical tree motifs going on so its loose but a hopeful future segway into getting a dlc to go back
I bet Sheogorath had to do something with the city vanishing, considering the Mages Guild questline in ESO. I wonder if there is a video on this channel about the various types of Orc.
not Sheogorath, Mephala. Maybe I'm reading into it too much but we know Mephala has something to do with the disappearance of the city and there is a temple to Mephala under the Autumn site in Reaper's March, and guess what they sent to the content creators to preview the announcement? Autumn Leaves.
@@mygetawayart Maybe both were involved? That would be fun.
The other thing I love about Elder Scrolls games, all the mysteries that happen.
PERFECT TIMING, WE ARE GETTING MORE FALINESTI LORE IN THE NEXT ESO DLC/EXPANSION
Awesome video thanks for all of your hard work and amazing TH-cam content!! My favourite TES TH-camr!!
I learned about that from Auri the follower mod lol (song of the green) not fron any official content
She's a great companion mod regardless!
Falinesti sounds like a Romanian city. Like Fălticeni.
Ok
Huh, first time seeing the video title being changed in real time, pretty cool
If bosmer can’t chop the trees, how do they make arrows?
Bone apparently
I know this is late. But travelers to Valenwood will often bring chopped wood with them to sell to the wood elves. So they still do have access to chopped wood.
I don't see Mephala being interested in taking something like this to her realm. But it's a cool theory
Keep it up!👍❤️
Potential valenwood dlc in eso soon
I remember when the ESO High Isle chapter was coming out. Everyone was so excited and speculating that we would be getting jousting and sailing, aaaaaand we ended up getting cards. I hope noone is really expecting an amazing moving tree city in the new chapter..... We will most likely be getting a broken spellcrafting system.😂
"The Falinesti mysteriously vanished around the time ESO takes place and conveniently came back afterwards, again with absolutely no explanation."
They really resorted to cop-out lore for why all the cool lore from the weirder provinces can't be shown in-game? In the game whose main appeal is exploring -all- most of Tamriel. Remember when the lore-geeks were pissed that the Summerset Isle looked nothing like in the lore? Or the fact that 2 of the 3 alliances make no sense: the Dunmer would NEVER ally with the Nords, their ancestral enemy, nor the Argonians, their ancestral slaves. The Redguards sorta just destroy everyone on the battlefield and the Orcs were always held back from developing and having their own country by the Bretons who, by the way, it took The Miracle of Peace, literal metaphysical and divine intervention to unite into one country.
I was always a little disappointed when I realised it wasn't in ESO, I guess a walking city was too much for the devs. I still don't like the "we don't know" in-universe excuse
Sounds like a Romanian Town
Alright i admit it, you got me this time and made me watch ESO lore...curse you.
Funny thing is that this has been in the lore since Morrowind I believe. With only the disappearance and some minor details coming from ESO. Eso builds a lot on what we have in the main games
@@ImperialKnowledge yeah i actually went and checked at the beginning of the video, and that is what tricked me into watching the rest ;^p
ESO base game was so disappointing. I wish they could redo High Rock and Valenwood with better writers and a decade of new art assets.
The writing in eso is far better than the writing in Skyrim. And high rock is a pretty bland generic location. Eso knocked elsweyr out of the park something the cuckolds at bgs were too scared to touch.
@MISOFOREVERRR The new chapters are great, but the base game seemed more concerned with the quanity of content than quality.
@@badluck5647the writing in even the base game is very good. Especially with the voice acting. Now some of the side plots were pretty juvenile but overall, writing and dialogue is definitely not one of the problems that plagues ESO
@@RyanCooper-r9n Agree to disagree
It wont be in TES. Thatd mean bethesda would have to put effort into a game.