Yeah, I feel a lot of the love for TES is in the meticulously handcrafted open worlds. If they swapped that out, especially after the last procedurally generated fiasco - oh, No Man's Sky, you had potential - it would lose a lot of sou. While it is true a larger style world would be awesome, I feel this sort of thing is best shown off in Camelwork's Curating Curious Curiosities videos; there are so many perfectly handcrafted little scenes and scenarios that might be lost in procedural generation. It could be cool, as Deebs said, with a mechanic around procedural generation - maybe a Daedric Realm? But if I'm being honest, procedural generation hasn't been done right since Minecraft. I mean, Daggerfall's map took real life months to cross; people can't devote that amount of time to games, especially people with jobs. Thank god I don't have one of those yet :D Either way, my answer is no; stick to your ideas, it's worked so far, and from what we've seen, in a market ripe for DLC, why would you even buy it if the DLC location might procedurally generate itself for you? I'm against it, but we don't know what Godd Howard thinks. Either way, we shouldn't hope to see TES 6 for quite some time, definitely not at this E3.  A second thought; maybe, if it was Hammerfell, we could see the Alik'r shift within a certain radius, like the sands are changing? That could be cool. 

You meet R'id's ghost, and I mean that you meet Rahjin during ESO, not that he was a Mane. I think I'm just going to make him a thief, if I'm being honest. You have to choose Akkhuz-Ri's successor in ESO, right? I chose Shazah.

Tenebrous said: Chris said: No prob. There was a build by Elysium that was moved to the Forge that played as the Mane. Your idea sounds interesting, even though most sources say he's so weighed down by the furs of his fellows he can barely move   Also, ESO pretty much confirms this no longer happens. The Mane pops up, and he can move fine.   Yeah, you meet R'id-T'har Ri'datta, don't you? Along with Rahjin and someone else. Haven't got there yet.

I've been thinking about that; you see, the Mane was assassinated. Maybe he realises it was foolish to be unable to move? Also, we need to realise that he spends most of his time in Skyrim; he doesn't realise he's the Mane, yet. So maybe he doesn't have that pitfall?

Thank you for correcting me :D Do you have any ideas, though?  This post was edited by Wulfhedinn at April 12, 2018 8:06 PM EDT