Jordana Chal on 13/11/2002 at 05:11
Quote:
Originally posted by Megair After looking at forscythes text though Forscythe? Hehehe-that's when he goes into Grim Reaper mode, is it? :cheeky:
Forsythe on 13/11/2002 at 05:18
Shhhh! It's my alter-ego that I pull out of the closet when I need to be a "mean" or "strict" moderator; don't wake him ;)
Jordana Chal on 13/11/2002 at 05:28
Better behave ourselves, boys and girls :p
*tiptoes away*
MagicMerlin on 13/11/2002 at 07:23
I m far away from discovering those things, but about the robots: What about a hidden "sphere of power". I mean either magical or partly mechanical. The dwemers lived in the region of red mountain. So why shouldnt they have "build" something, that is emitting signals to the robots. I mean take a look at different literature in the real world (whats that?). Atlantis should have had some form of that power. Or one of the old enterprise-series, where they land on a planet, civilisation extinct and only a infected computer is generating holograms that attack them. This seems to be a hightec version of the dwemer-thing.
Why shouldnt they be ghosts ? Dead is dead. Some of them sure will have died bevor the war. And obiously some of them not in the sleep, or else their soul would not need to haunt. ;) And depending on the few dwemer-ghosts you (at least i) meet, this seems resonable. (The others might have gone somewhere else - other plane, transmuted beeing, higher form etc)
Striker on 13/11/2002 at 15:42
OK, you cannot destroy the Heart, since it is the 'Heart of the World'. The process you perform on the Heart severs the link both Dagoth Ur and the Tribunal had to the Heart. Basically, this means that Dagoth Ur is no longer a 'god' and can be killed. (The same can be said about the Tribunal.)
And the Heart isn't destroyed, only banished to places unknown...
I cannot tell you the secret message, but I will tell you this - Look at sermon 29. All will be revealed.
-Striker
xxxxxxxx on 13/11/2002 at 23:11
Quote:
Originally posted by MagicMerlin (The others might have gone somewhere else - other plane, transmuted beeing, higher form etc) One of the books says something about how the elfs hate the mortal plane, but the nords consider it a blessing. So it may be possible that the dwarven actualy got what they wanted.
xxxxxxxx on 13/11/2002 at 23:13
Quote:
Originally posted by JoJangles To hell with that, where's the part about me becoming my own god? Vivec, you lied to me! You paid with your life, but I must seek god.. goddome in Tribunal. It is required! The devs must have forgotten some fundamental alternative path in the main quest. ;)
