And yours have me excited for what is to come! My favorite here has to be Barbas and his dialogue, that is hilarious! I'd love to know how his voice sounds in ESO! But all these are great shots, I'm dying to know about visiting the Khajiit god!

And so you are done with Cadwell's grand tour! Holy Cow, you are fast! I can't get over how quickly you have worked your way through, is there anything left you haven't done at all yet? I am wondering if we will ever get to see Leywiin, Bravil, Anvil, etc.





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mALX, those armors look great! I like the one on the horse best.

The few times that Darnand has been in Daggerfall on a RL weekend evening there have been orgies in the fountain. A naked dance party was the tamest thing I’ve seen. People just can’t resist that fountain. (And are quite creative with the emotes!)

hazmick, what a great set of screenshots! I love the falcon, and Haa Rei is looking very fine in that armor. Barbas! Lol. There’s a lot to discover!

Poor Darnand, everywhere he goes he is surrounded by Jerric drunk, naked Nords! I have seen a few naked players stumbling in Daggerfall on weekend nights, but now I'm dying to see Daggerfall on the console, it sounds like the console players in Daggerfall (are much more creative) have a much wilder time than Calia (and Bubba) have seen in their Daggerfall, lol.

Watching how other people roleplay the same game has always been fascinating to me; but I've never seen it so vividly displayed as it is in ESO - it is one of the things that has me so hooked on ESO, you never know what someone else will do next!

Arrived in Wrothgar to kick off the Orsinium DLC. Here we go:

First look at Orsinium, which is actually the name of the city, not the region. Who knew?

The region, Wrothgar, has some beautiful scenery.

I always thought Orc art was something of an oxymoron. Pleasantly surprised to learn I was mistaken.

More Orc art.

Haa-Rei's new mount/friend - Magni the bear.

Our new favourite creatures, Echatere, and their smaller cousins, Echalette (With Venatrix the lizard, for scale).

Some interesting characters: Ushang, and a Priest of Trinimac.

What a joy to follow Haa-Rei as he bravely explores new lands with his menagerie of delightful critters. A snow bear mount is perfect! Orsinium looks like a huge city from the outside and I recall you saying how big it is. How neat to learn more about the fascinating orcs and their culture/homeland.

Great to see Orsinium! Love the Orc with the alliterations and skull-painted face! Plus, polar bears!

Glad you guys like Magni. Haa Rei figured a polar bear would be better at traversing the snows of Wrothgar than Guaraug the Guar. Here's another polar bear shot.

A Horker, who made me chuckle by looking completely uninterested in Haa Rei, even after he arrived astride a giant bear.

The fuzziest and possibly most adorable of all the creatures we've encountered in Tamriel, the Pocket Mammoth.

I love the shield on Haa-Rei's back, and how it looks like a tortoise shell.

Mammoths! (Even little ones.)

Well, the Orc always did have ornate armor, didn't they? But I love that wall hanging. My favorite shots of all of these = torn between Magni the bear (and Bethesda should thank Ghastley for that!) - and Ushang and his dialogue!

These are all great shots! I cancelled my paid membership to ESO, so won't be able to play Orsinium unless I hurry and catch it before my previously paid membership expires. Haven't had time to play ESO in a couple months, darn it! I do miss it a lot!







Aw, the little Horker and Pocket Mammoth are both adorable! Do either of them attack or are they friendly? I really love how ESO went all out on the beasts!

I must confess a partiality to ridable snow bears, going back to Oblivion.

I wonder how much of the content of ESO is inspired by user mods in earlier games?

Haa Rei is a bear rider! I love Magni the snow bear!

Orsinium looks great. I love the angular look of the art and architecture.

The new six-legged mountain critters look cool and make a lot of sense for that terrain. The pocket mammoth is adorable!

Haa Rei looks great, as ever. That picture of him with Magni roaring is a new favorite.

Thank you for sharing these, hazmick!

A lot - like Texian's lighted windows at night/smoke from the chimneys/and real water! I noticed them in Skyrim too. Also in Skyrim were some things Emma made for Vilja - like playing the games with children; Vilja 4 in Oblivion added Vilja playing children's games with the player. And Cooley's scripts for dialogue relevant to the location; etc.

Glad you're all enjoying the screenies, especially the Pocket Mammoths and Snow Bears.

Yesterday, Haa-Rei and I explored a Dwemer Ruin buried under the snow. All the metal was a really cool grey/white colour.

We also climbed a mountain named 'Sorrow', where Orcs bury their greatest chieftains. Even with all the avalanches and other dangers, Haa-Rei enjoyed a nice bit of tomb raiding.

To finish the day off, we went for a lovely walk through the forest. Orsinium might just be our new favourite place.

Lara-Rei is tomb raiding!

That is a beautiful mountain pond in the last pic.

Really enjoying seeing Haa-Rei in Orsinium - thanks for sharing!

Is that his clannfear in the first shot? Do you have to be a mage to conjure those?

Polar bears!!


Man, ESO looks really Skyrim-esque but it also seem to feature Morrowind-style text conversations. I guess they couldn´t have voice actors for every NPC in this game

Rosa - There's a quest to track and hunt a giant through that forest, and another to scavenge for truffles! Orcs know how to have fun.

Acadian - Yep, that's our Clannfear. We also have a Winged Twilight. You do indeed have to be a mage (or Sorcerer, as the class is known in ESO) and those spells are part of the Daedric Summoning spell set.

mirocu - All characters have that written dialogue as well as being fully voiced

Really? I certainly didn´t think so

Scenery:

Meadow

River

Plains

A Daggerback, cousin of the Bristleback from the looks of things. A lot friendlier though, thankfully.

Myself and several other players (There were about 10 or 11 of us) all had to work together to bring down Old Snagara. It was tough, but we managed it.