Elsweyr, Black Marsh, and Valenwood are the only parts left in Tamriel. We think that Black Marsh would be boring, because who wants to spend 100+ hours in a marsh? Elsweyr seems like the best option for the next game. It has varied environments, which is something the remaining provinces lack. All in all, we don't think any of the remaining provinces will offer something we haven't seen before, except maybe Elsweyr. Hammerfell is supposedly most desert, with only the coasts holding any major population centers. Trekking through the desert would only be amusing for so long. Elsweyr offers desert and jungle. Valenwood only offers forest and jungle, but a Bosmer war would be very interesting considering the fact that THEY'RE CANNIBALS!

We wish that there was more of a difference between races like in Oblivion. We understand they Bethesda was trying to make it so you could use any play style with any race, but the bonuses of each race should be more noticeable. We strongly believe that Bretons and Altmer should start with more magicka, and that Orcs and Nords should have higher starting stamina and health respectively.

We have decided to create Khajiit unarmed monk character. Sounds fun right now.

@Mach: Dark elves are awesome, but we find that those British accents don't really fit them. That is our humble opinion.

We are glad to finally be able to take part in conversations about Skyrim.

Napo would like convo to change. Napo think sit not fair to make His Imperial Highness drool over that which he cannot play.

Machetero is unsure what accent you are reffering to. He was simply saying that dark elves/drow are awesome. He's pretty sure it's the black skin that initially amused him.

Some day he'll get around to playing Skyrim and will understand what everyone was talking about. It probably won't be for a few months though, and by that time Assassin's Creed 3 will be out and take over his live.

Elder Scrolls Dark Elves have blue/bluish grey/grey skin. And red eyes.

SV agrees that the cockney accent doesn't exactly fit them, but it's better than the bland voices from Oblivion. What he really misses are the deep, throaty & guttural Dunmer voices from Morrowind.

Apparently Jiub (the first character you meet in Morrowind, and a dark elf, and a total badass) shows up as a ghost in Dawnguard. This video means little to SV, as he does not have Dawnguard, but for those who do, it will help you find this Jiub's ghost, and you can hear what the Dunmer used to sound like.

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Mind melted from awesomeness.

Sentinal has started thinking in third-person. He wishes to stop talking in third-person despite how much fun it is.

Agreed. I'm done.

I'm ok with this skintone, and red eyes sounds good. But Cockney accents?!?! I do not approve.

MMHMM. The trailers and gameplay teasers look so very good. The way they have described the combat sounds similar to the mentality that is supposed to go with the martial art I train in so I'm quite excited for that.

Speaking of Cockney accents, I finally tagged the British accent I always do with friends as a cross between Ricky Gervais and Russel Brand. My signature phrase for the last month or so has been "You ordered your fish and chips and now you shall consume them."

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Yes he does. I haven't gotten that far yet, but my son had and showed him to me - since I never played Morrowwind.

Yeah. The accent is weird. The Morrowind voices were so much better. Then again the Oblivion voices were so much worse, imo.