Will Nirn be a playable planet?

[Vegithan46]

So people can pay a very expensive price for Skyrim again?

[iZayuh]

the Shattered Space DLC is about sealing the shattered multiverse, due to a freak accident after Constellation comes across an elder scroll. so yes, Nirn is playable!

source: trust me bro

[Consudo]

imagine there is a plent Nirn but it's procedurally generated minus some npc that wants some sweet rolls

[HeyYou]

Publicado originalmente por Consudo:

imagine there is a plent Nirn but it's procedurally generated minus some npc that wants some sweet rolls

But everyone seems to have this scar from an arrow on their knee......

[Stroichik]

Hehe a mod that lands you on Nirn planet in prisoner cart, with another NPC telling you "oh, you finally landed"

[halfmonkey]

I don't think it will be the planet, but I fully expect nirnroot to show up as an easter egg plant, as they did in Fallout 4 with the "mysterious herb." Maybe it's one of the secret ingredients to Aurora...

[Vegithan46]

Keep in mind there's the Psjic Order(Arteum) that is almost the mini Galafrey of Nirn.

[PiMDx]

Publicado originalmente por Vegithan46:

So people can pay a very expensive price for Skyrim again?

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[PiMDx]

Publicado originalmente por Crusader:

It'd be interesting. Possible Nirn exists as a wasteland planet with very little life, like Nirnroot, a plant I think was confirmed in Starfield. We'll only see some scant ruins and the aftermath of the TES timeline's apocalypse. But most likely it won't exist in the same galaxy or universe as Starfield, or be included if it does.

Maybe only the Thalmor elves made it off the planet with their magic before its destruction, and they're the hidden aliens we've all been wondering about.

We finally discover the Dwemers' fate.

[HeyYou]

Publicado originalmente por PiMDx:

Publicado originalmente por Crusader:

It'd be interesting. Possible Nirn exists as a wasteland planet with very little life, like Nirnroot, a plant I think was confirmed in Starfield. We'll only see some scant ruins and the aftermath of the TES timeline's apocalypse. But most likely it won't exist in the same galaxy or universe as Starfield, or be included if it does.

Maybe only the Thalmor elves made it off the planet with their magic before its destruction, and they're the hidden aliens we've all been wondering about.

We finally discover the Dwemers' fate.

The Dwemer created the artifact.

[UnCivilServant]

Publicado originalmente por halfmonkey:

I fully expect nirnroot to show up as an easter egg plant

It shows up in a planter in a botanical lab during the starfield direct video, so we already know it's there.

[Flippy]

Publicado originalmente por HeyYou:

Publicado originalmente por PiMDx:

We finally discover the Dwemers' fate.

The Dwemer created the artifact.

The Dwemer are basically Elves right?

The Dwemer are a technologically advanced lost culture in The Elder Scrolls fiction for anyone that doesnt know. They had robots and everything.

[Flippy]

Publicado originalmente por UnCivilServant:

Publicado originalmente por halfmonkey:

I fully expect nirnroot to show up as an easter egg plant

It shows up in a planter in a botanical lab during the starfield direct video, so we already know it's there.

Yep that does look like Nirnroot and Nirnroot is also in the Fallout fiction.

I didnt think of the Dwemer or Nirnroot until this topic cool.

LOL i didnt even notice "Nirnroot" has the topic title in it until now!

[Psychostick]

Publicado originalmente por aandaie:

No, it won't be a planet in Starfield.

No, modders won't "make it happen."

Look at the mods that exist now for Fallout 4 and Skyrim, after ALL this time:

None of them do the things people thought they might be able to do.

I think there is only ONE total rebuild mod for Skyrim, which is only for the PC.

Oh, my friend, your skepticism knows no bounds! But let me tell you, your naysayer outlook might just be the catalyst we need to make Nirn a bona fide planet in Starfield!

You see, throughout history, it's often the doubters and skeptics who inadvertently push innovation forward. When they say, "No, it won't be a planet in Starfield," what they're really doing is issuing a challenge to the modding community. And trust me, modders thrive on challenges!

Your comparison to the mods for Fallout 4 and Skyrim is an interesting point, but remember, great things take time. Rome wasn't built in a day, and neither are epic mods. As for that "ONE total rebuild mod for Skyrim," well, quality over quantity, right? It's a testament to the dedication and passion of modders.

So, keep those doubts coming, my friend. You might just be the inspiration modders need to turn Nirn into a thriving planet within the Starfield universe. Who knows, one day you might find yourself exploring Tamriel among the stars!

[spencerdevan]

It would be cool if they did the galaxy where everything revolves around Nirn. That would be a cool galaxy

[joestancen]

It is a mod “elder star - Magnus”