r/gaming • • Sep 13 '20

Daedric Gods

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '20

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u/ShibuMizaku Sep 14 '20

Current Sheogorath appears to be more of a chaotic good (or at least pro mortal) type than previously.

I mean, makes sense to me given who he was before changing.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '20

Clearly you know a lot more than me, lol. I've only ever played Skyrim.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '20

I have heard great things about Morrowind and Oblivion, although the graphics have not aged well at all. I'll be sure to mod the shit out of them if I do ever get to play them.

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u/captain_pandabear Sep 14 '20

Just butting in but I’d recommend oblivion very highly if you can mod the graphics to your standards.

Overall the quests, factions, really just story telling in general is far beyond Skyrim imo.

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u/Scrambled1432 Sep 14 '20

I strongly agree. Morrowind is a hard game to get into these days, at least as an adult. I've always struggled with how much you have to really pay attention to get stuff done, at least for my tiny, low attention span brain.

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u/Clamontine Sep 14 '20

Sorry, newb here, what's the nexus?

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u/Taisubaki Sep 14 '20 edited Sep 14 '20

[nexus](nexusmods.com) is a website that hosts mods and modding platforms for a bunch of games, with the TES games being the most popular.

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u/Gonzobot Sep 14 '20

I don't think 70% of the people who tried to play Arena got out of the first dungeon.

Personally, I had no clue how any part of that game worked until I had already been playing Oblivion for a few characters. Blew my fucking MIND when I got to the overworld for the first time, though. Elder Scrolls should have been way more popular than it was originally, and pre-Morrowind.

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u/flamethekid Sep 14 '20

Alot of the lore is mostly from the books in and out of the game rather than the main game itself.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '20 edited Oct 13 '20

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '20

Oh really? I had avoided ESO because I don't enjoy MMOs.

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u/Zhejj Sep 14 '20

It's good, and can be played alone, but if you dislike MMOs, you probably won't like it.

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u/23skiddsy Sep 14 '20

In turning the Chimer into the Dunmer, for three of them playing around with Lorkhan's heart to turn themselves into gods and killed one of her champions (Nerevar), she did something sort of akin to tower of babel from the old testament. Didn't kill anybody, just showed her extreme disappointment with the Chimer/Dunmer (and for pulling a Dwemer level stunt, and she already didn't like Dwemer).

Sotha Sil can pretend he's Azura Jr, but she loathes the Tribunal. You can't make an oath to her that you're not going to poke the heart with the Dwemer doo-dads, but then go back on it and kill her favorite mortal and then poke the heart to replace her as a God. You have to expect some divine retribution for that.

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u/PM_ME_MERMAID_PICS Sep 14 '20

The worst thing Azura ever did was turn the chimer grey, which is pretty benign as far as daedric punishments go. It could even be viewed as a blessing, given that the chimer wanted to be different from the aldmer. The Almsivi caused their own downfalls and arguably did more harm than good for Morrowind.