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[Colonelkillabee]

dont **** with redguards XD

Unless you're a redguard, lol. Seriously, their infighting is the main reason for almost all their military defeats, like when they were split and had to use Bretons to help defend from the Nords that took their city Dragonstar by themselves.

Or the great war, when the elves came while they were again divided still. When the Imperials came and gave them some breathing room, they reunited and finally started kicking ass again. But yea, their independent nature is their biggest weakness, and why they make better individual fighters like scouts, duelers and gladiators rather than soldiers.

[Br3admax]

Wow, you're saying Skyrim had a bad high king once? Kind of like how Cyrodiil has/had one now? Or Morrowind had 200 hundred years ago, or High Rock had 5 of, or etc. That doesn't mean anything. Everyone has shitty leaders every now and then. 

 

Cyrodiilics still isn't a race, so, point?

[AresKeith]

The Dalish are gonna join the Thalmor.

So wipe out the Dalish then?

[Colonelkillabee]

Yet king Borgas, the last heir of Ysgramor thought it was a good idea to attack Valenwood all of a sudden and was obliterated as a result of a wild hunt. Not only he ended the legacy of nords with his foolishness, Skyrim was plunged into a long civil war.
 
Cyrodiilics are the majority of Imperial citizens and when we say "imperial" it mostly means them. At least I meant them.

It's not like they wiped the floor with him, they only killed him because of the wild hunt. But anyway, that guy was a ******, giving in to the ****** Alessian Order. **** 'em. Wulfharth knocked that **** out real quick, blessed is he.

[Hellion Rex]

For the love of Andraste, this accursed discussion is not about freakin Elder Scrolls. Maybe can we drop the overdone tangent and go back to Thedas?

[Lulupab]

Wow, you're saying Skyrim had a bad high king once? Kind of like how Cyrodiil has/had one now? Or Morrowind had 200 hundred years ago, or High Rock had 5 of, or etc. That doesn't mean anything. Everyone has shitty leaders every now and then. 

 

Cyrodiilics still isn't a race, so, point?

 

No a bad high king is a usual thing in Skyrim, Borgas was the worst. Just look at Skyrim now, Potema, that fool Ulfric killed etc... Nords value prowess over leadership values and it ends badly most of the time. Their good leaders are those who had both of these qualities, which is rare.

 

There are humans in Cyrodil who are not bretons, Nords or redguards. WTH are they?

[Colonelkillabee]

No a bad high king is a usual thing in Skyrim, Borgas was the worst. Just look at Skyrim now, Potema, that fool Ulfric killed etc... Nords value prowess over leadership values and it ends badly most of the time. Their good leaders are those who had both of these qualities, which is rare.
 
There are humans in Cyrodil who are not bretons, Nords or redguards. WTH are they?

Potema almost defeated the Empire and only lost because her son died and because her supporters lost their nuts and got cold feet.

Potema is one of my favorite characters in TES. She was a boss ass ******, and the ****.

[Lulupab]

Potema almost defeated the Empire and only lost because her son died and because her supporters lost their nuts and got cold feet.

Potema is one of my favorite characters in TES. She was a boss ass ******, and the ****.

 

She killed a lot of Nords to get there and given how everyone in Skyrim hates even hearing her name, yeah... She was a bad high king but a good witch.

[raging_monkey]

Unless you're a redguard, lol. Seriously, their infighting is the main reason for almost all their military defeats, like when they were split and had to use Bretons to help defend from the Nords that took their city Dragonstar by themselves.Or the great war, when the elves came while they were again divided still. When the Imperials came and gave them some breathing room, they reunited and finally started kicking ass again. But yea, their independent nature is their biggest weakness, and why they make better individual fighters like scouts, duelers and gladiators rather than soldiers.

redguard on reguard crime... #1 killer of redguard males from ages 12-40 XD

[Colonelkillabee]

She killed a lot of Nords to get there and given how everyone in Skyrim hates even hearing her name, yeah... She was a bad high king but a good witch.

Well they're wrong, and that's one of my biggest gripes with modern Nords. A lot of them lost their balls. It's worth noting the ones that do this are Imperial supporters. Go figure.

Ulfric's also killing a lot of Nords. Sometimes you just gotta put some bitches down.

[TK514]

Speaking of TES, when we visited the WETA Workshop, they had a life sized Elder Scroll on the wall that one of the prop makers put together for fun.

[Hellion Rex]

Speaking of TES, when we visited the WETA Workshop, they had a life sized Elder Scroll on the wall that one of the prop makers put together for fun.

Damn, that sounds awesome!!!

[Colonelkillabee]

Since we got way off topic, I guess we can go back to hating elves, excusing murder and starting wars, and promoting rape, if that's what you guys want

 

LOL

[raging_monkey]

Since we got way off topic, I guess we can go back to hating elves, excusing murder and starting wars, and promoting rape, if that's what you guys want
 
LOL

you know damn well they want that lol... its their porn

[MisterJB]

Wow, you're saying Skyrim had a bad high king once? Kind of like how Cyrodiil has/had one now? Or Morrowind had 200 hundred years ago, or High Rock had 5 of, or etc. That doesn't mean anything. Everyone has shitty leaders every now and then. 

 

Cyrodiilics still isn't a race, so, point?

And awful Emperor.

Seriously, Titus Mede II. F*ck that guy.

[Colonelkillabee]

you know damn well they want that lol... its their porn

I liked making them squirm over my lust for my boo thang Fiona more, lol.

 

 

[raging_monkey]

I liked making them squirm over my lust for my boo thang Fiona more, lol.

it was quite humourous

[Augustei]

o.o what is the pattern?

**** tier choices son. =P

[sandalisthemaker]

Is this BSN or UESP? A good read nonetheless. 

[Colonelkillabee]

Is this BSN or UESP? A good read nonetheless. 

Everything's elderscrolls when I hop up in this ******.

 

Nords rollin up on your shore, stealing the show with better lore, invading threads everywhere, even here in Bioware, lol.

[Rekkampum]

Unless you're a redguard, lol. Seriously, their infighting is the main reason for almost all their military defeats, like when they were split and had to use Bretons to help defend from the Nords that took their city Dragonstar by themselves.

Or the great war, when the elves came while they were again divided still. When the Imperials came and gave them some breathing room, they reunited and finally started kicking ass again. But yea, their independent nature is their biggest weakness, and why they make better individual fighters like scouts, duelers and gladiators rather than soldiers.

That was mainly between the Crowns and the Forbears. Otherwise, they work great as a military force. If they didn't then they wouldn't have fought the Thalmor to a standstill that led to the treaty of Stros M'kai. They saw Mede's choice to agree to the White-Gold Concordat as a betrayal of everything the Empire once represented. I admired their decision to withdraw.

[Colonelkillabee]

That was mainly between the Crowns and the Forbears. Otherwise, they work great as a military force. If they didn't then they wouldn't have fought the Thalmor to a standstill that led to the treaty of Stros M'kai. They saw Mede's choice to agree to the White-Gold Concordat as a betrayal of everything the Empire once represented. I admired their decision to withdraw.

They fought them to a standstill...

 

But only after the Nords, Bretons and Imperials took care of the force in Cyrodiil, and after that same legion in Hammerfell stayed behind against orders to help them while they were divided, giving them the breathing room they needed to unite in time for when the Emperor and council lost their nuts and gave up the province.

 

They are good as a military force. When they get their **** together and stop bickering with one another like a bunch of bitches, lol. That's also what lead to Talos defeating them in the first place. Infighting. *smh*

[Colonelkillabee]

Actually, the redguards remind me a lot of the Dalish. They could be so much more than what they are, if only they'd stay united.

[raging_monkey]

Actually, the redguards remind me a lot of the Dalish. They could be so much more than what they are, if only they'd stay united.

thats why i try to help them... maybe one day they will both get it together

[Colonelkillabee]

thats why i try to help them... maybe one day they will both get it together

Same. They get on my goddamn nerves... but I try and help them when possible.

 

Took me a while to stop murdering them though in DA 2 when they were talking **** about my girl though, lol. But it was better for Merrill to not have her be the reason they all died.

 

It was really that dumb ass keeper of theirs though.