This doesn't make a whole lot of sense. If you don't have your soul, and you're able to function fine without it, why does it matter. More than that, why go through the bother of "stealing it" if the player does not need it :v:
[QUOTE=Elspin;40505055]This doesn't make a whole lot of sense. If you don't have your soul, and you're able to function fine without it, why does it matter. More than that, why go through the bother of "stealing it" if the player does not need it :v:[/QUOTE]
'Cause after you die, you'll be a slave to Molag Bal for eternity.
It looks as if they're going to use these "skyhooks" like Rift used its rifts.
I can barely get into Elder Scrolls as a single player game, getting into an MMO version would be damn near impossible for me.
Meh, I would actually like to visit Shivering Isles again.
[QUOTE=BigPalooka;40506185]'Cause after you die, you'll be a slave to Molag Bal for eternity.[/QUOTE]
Are you suggesting that the entire plot device of this game revolves around molag baal doing the equivalent of casting a soul trap spell on you with an infinite duration? :v:
...also the player is probably going to die lots of times so that plot device gets even goofier
[QUOTE=Elspin;40511763]Are you suggesting that the entire plot device of this game revolves around molag baal doing the equivalent of casting a soul trap spell on you with an infinite duration? :v:
...also the player is probably going to die lots of times so that plot device gets even goofier[/QUOTE]
Well yeah, I'm sure there's excuse when you die. Something like, you don't actually die, but rather *insert extremely goofy reason here* and that's why you're still in control.
Game will flop if you don't add lots of end content like raids in.
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