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[LordPorkins]

You know, despite my best Googling skills, I have yet to understand the basic concept of "Dreamworld" and that whole huge theory/fact/hypothesis. Maybe it's because I haven't read any of the books except the Lusty Argonian Maid and myths of Sheogorath. Maybe it's because I've only played Skyrim. Anyone of a YouTube video that lays out the whole thing? Or better yet, a video that lays out the entire creation and history of nirn.

[smirk]

Hey, let's discuss something a little less mind-bending:


So, what happened to the Dwemer?


((Trolololololol.))

They decided the universe was stupid so they left?

They became the Numidium. They didn't like being several degrees below the divine, so they made themselves divine. By becoming a giant, time-wrecking mecha.

What the fuck did happen to this dude, then? Did he became a part of Numidium retro/futuroactively?

Pretty sure that guy just died, probably because he went and decided to smash a Dwemer artifact of unknown power into a messed-up soul gem =P  Note the lack of both Sunder and the Heart of Lorkhan. Given that you can then repeatedly summon his shade, I would imagine that some aspect of him was trapped in either Keening or the soul gem and transfers to you because you're standing there right next to the dangerous experiment like a big dumb fetch-quester.

As for the dwarves, I know the intent was for them to recurse back up to the divine, but I'm not sure they pulled it off. At least not entirely or completely, seeing as how there's a bunch of Dwemer ghosts wandering the ruins in Morrowind. They were under a bit of a rushed schedule from their unruly neighbors when they tried it, after all.

[Akura]

Let's not forget the very conspicuous lack of Wraithgaurd as well - which is supposed to be required to even hold Keening(and Sunder). Arniel even notes that you held it in your bare hand, something that, the last time these items were seen, should have killed you.


His whole attitude to the experiment was "I shall re-create exactly the thing the Dwemer did! FOR SCIENCE! ... ...Eh, close enough."

[Kot]

Pretty sure that guy just died, probably because he went and decided to smash a Dwemer artifact of unknown power into a messed-up soul gem =P  Note the lack of both Sunder and the Heart of Lorkhan. Given that you can then repeatedly summon his shade, I would imagine that some aspect of him was trapped in either Keening or the soul gem and transfers to you because you're standing there right next to the dangerous experiment like a big dumb fetch-quester.

As for the dwarves, I know the intent was for them to recurse back up to the divine, but I'm not sure they pulled it off. At least not entirely or completely, seeing as how there's a bunch of Dwemer ghosts wandering the ruins in Morrowind. They were under a bit of a rushed schedule from their unruly neighbors when they tried it, after all.

...Eh, close enough.

[LordPorkins]

Funnily enough, thats more or less my character with alchemy!

[Akura]

I just remembered, there was a Restoration skillbook in Morrowind in which the protagonist casts a Fortify Intelligence spell and then uses his intelligence to remove one of his rivals by proving he doesn't exist, causing the rival to cease being. Did this guy manage to temporarily achieve CHIM from an intelligence boost? Now I'm wondering if the Nerevarine never did it, and instead got the same effect by stacking Fortify Intelligence potions.

[forsaken1111]

I just remembered, there was a Restoration skillbook in Morrowind in which the protagonist casts a Fortify Intelligence spell and then uses his intelligence to remove one of his rivals by proving he doesn't exist, causing the rival to cease being. Did this guy manage to temporarily achieve CHIM from an intelligence boost? Now I'm wondering if the Nerevarine never did it, and instead got the same effect by stacking Fortify Intelligence potions.

sounds like he just forced someone else to zero sum

[Arcvasti]

I just remembered, there was a Restoration skillbook in Morrowind in which the protagonist casts a Fortify Intelligence spell and then uses his intelligence to remove one of his rivals by proving he doesn't exist, causing the rival to cease being. Did this guy manage to temporarily achieve CHIM from an intelligence boost? Now I'm wondering if the Nerevarine never did it, and instead got the same effect by stacking Fortify Intelligence potions.

...

Clearly I need to read through more Morrowind books.

[KingofstarrySkies]

I watched a morrowind speed run. 4:19. And dear god, is it beautiful.

[Akura]

I watched a morrowind speed run. 4:19. And dear god, is it beautiful.

Ah, is that the one that claims to be a "clean" run, but very obviously abuses a later-fixed glitch causing constant-while-equipped enchants becoming permanent if you hotkey and switch equipment very rapidly?

[KingofstarrySkies]

I have no idea.

[umiman]

All I saw in this thread for the past few pages was

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[Putnam]

accurate

[forsaken1111]

I watched a morrowind speed run. 4:19. And dear god, is it beautiful.

Now I'm watching it too. The nostalgia is real, but goddamn the game was/is ugly

[Kot]

I watched a morrowind speed run. 4:19. And dear god, is it beautiful.

Now I'm watching it too. The nostalgia is real, but goddamn the game was/is ugly

YOU N'WAAAAAH!