TES VI will take place in Hammerfell. Mark my words. And that's a good thing!

>desertoids
*yawn*

if they're as desperate to catch up to the witcher they'd just do high rock

Brainlet

>africa is island
>N. america is island
>S America is island
>Eurasia is island
>Australasia is island

wow

there is almost no snow in south skyrim, but when you play oblivion, north cyrodiil is caked in snow

>I want more landmass instead of more detail
pls kill yourself right now, thanks in advance my dude.

95% of Yea Forums has never left their country of birth, dont be so harsh on the idiots.

>there is almost no snow in south skyrim
>helgen and the border mountains arent covered in snow
No

>95% of Yea Forums has never left their country of birth
what are you basing that on

I’ll be fine with Hammerfell, but I’m really hoping for High Rock. Both will also be nice

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Africa isn't an island neither is Eurasia, collectively they might be considered one island if you exclude the parts of both continents that are their own separate smaller islands I guess.

This. Give me Daggerfall 2 ya cunts.

I wouldn't mind if it also gave access to the islands to the west and allowed for ships

Redguards are one of the more based races desu.

Stros M'kai probably. Yokuda probably not, since canonically it sunk beneath the sea.

Wasn't Yokuda sunk thousands of years before Skyrim took place? If magic was what sunk it, they definitely would have had enough time to magic it back up. Don't think they would do that, but weird shit does happen in the lore.

Yes, but even if Yokuda didn't fully sink, it would still be an uninhabitable wasteland because it was straight up nuked.

>giving a fuck about TES at all

Morrowind was a fluke. It's a good stand alone game. The rest of the series is shit and there is no point in hoping that their next game is going to be good again.

Africa is separated from Eurasia by the Suez canal.

It doesn't matter where it's set, it'll be a shit game regardless.

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Man-made structures hardly count considering we're judging geological formations.

I admit. I kekked.

Not gonna lie, TES IX sounds pretty based.

I wish this went back to Daggerfall, but I haven't played Daggerfall, so I can't really add anything.

You're thinking of elevation. The real brain-scratcher is why Skyrim has trees NORTH of it's tundra. Tundras are areas beyond the treeline where it's too cold/frozen for them to grow.

>movement by foot no longer possible
Hub world confirmed?

>TES VI releases
>pirates everywhere
>game will only focus on desert/sand dungeons, curved sword frotting magic and dwemer lore dumps
>still no usable ships or pirating
>no new pirate themed class
>no crazy dwemer scientist in game that makes stuff like a dwemer blunderbuss for lack of magicka crafting

>fantasy planet
>entire landmass is just some square continents in the ocean with a few tiny square islands off shore
why do people do this? look out how interesting the shape of earths landmasses is. why not make something more like this?

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