best race?

[Memphis, Tennessee]

this is probably very subjective.
(I lile playing as a nord)

[The Fonze]

Following in game lore up to Elder Scrolls 4 (no ES Online or Skyrim), Redgaurds are the least....terrible human race. Argonians feel more proper for Cyrodil if im roleplaying a non-human race.

[theo]

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Except High Rock because Daggerfall doesn't count

If it doesn´t count why is the Warp in the West mentioned constantly on future games on books and Dragon Breaks have become a staple of all installements? XDXDXDXDXD

You realize the entire Orcs lore makes mentions of the events of Daggerfall right? XDXDXDXD

"doesn´t count" XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD good one kid

Daggerfall doesn't count simply because along with Arena it's too old and different from later games, it's from other generation.
And if it does count, then it doesn't mean anything because the game included Hammerfell province and Todd is going to redo it in TES 6.
Yeah and my fav race is bretons although I don't know what Street Fighter is, I don't like Witcher, don't watch tik tok and I've played all Elder Scrolls games (except ESO which is not a true Elder Scrolls game anyway) through and through unlike you asking dumb questions on Morrowind forums because you were too young to play it properly or have a chance to learn how to install mods manually lol.
And bretons are probably based off french bretons rather than british people. I admit they're kinda boring but it doesn't matter since I'm picking my favorite race, not the race with the most interesting lore.

[Space is the Place]

You can keep saying it doesn´t count, but Morrowind was still TES3 and Skyrim was TES5, and the newer one will be TES6.

The question in morrowind forum is about the stability of OpenMW, not "learning to install mods", learn to read "grandpa".

Also, your message reads like literal diarrhea, it took several minutes to decipher it. I know probably your conversation on real life may be as chaotic and devoid of any value as your message here, but at least online you could attempt to impersonate something ressembling a human speech.

[nonameyet]

Where would they go for non-human race locations? I guess there is a long-implied Akavir title somewhere in the distant future. Besides that, what? Valenwood? That could be cool.

[Space is the Place]

Todd has said several times Akavir will never happen. It´s just like Dwarven, they prefer it to be a mystery.

We got Valenwood, Elsweyr, Summerset and Black Marsh. And the four have plenty of content and even wide different biomes.

This is why I don´t understand anyone wanting to go back to High Rock when we could get:
-A forest of gigantic trees that can move and is inhabit by envioremental cannibal zealots.
-A half desert half tropical forest where necromancy and thievery are socially aproved.
-The center of magic in Tamriel,the current villain faction resides and gryphons fly freely.
-An ancient swamp with tribal wars among a race that doesn´t understand the concept of the past or the future and an ancient tree that can comunicate in some way.

[theo]

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You can keep saying it doesn´t count, but Morrowind was still TES3 and Skyrim was TES5, and the newer one will be TES6.

Which is completely irrelevant. You said TES 7 has to be 'weird' because Bethesda is 'done' with all 'human' provinces but it clearly doesn't matter. Hammerfell was in TES 2 yet here it is again in TES 6. I assume this is because TES 2 is considered old enough to reuse it, I hope I made myself clear this time.
So High Rock in TES 7 is possible.
Although I don't think TES 7 is even going to happen.

[Choprfrk]

breton because everyone else hates them

[Anissa]

Altmer, of course.

[Wirrling]

Altmer, Bosmer, Breton, sometimes Khajiit or Argonian. Usualy i dont like picking races for bonuses in rpgs, but the older elderscrolls games barely leave you a choice there.

[Dallas S]

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Todd has said several times Akavir will never happen. It´s just like Dwarven, they prefer it to be a mystery.

We got Valenwood, Elsweyr, Summerset and Black Marsh. And the four have plenty of content and even wide different biomes.

This is why I don´t understand anyone wanting to go back to High Rock when we could get:
-A forest of gigantic trees that can move and is inhabit by envioremental cannibal zealots.
-A half desert half tropical forest where necromancy and thievery are socially aproved.
-The center of magic in Tamriel,the current villain faction resides and gryphons fly freely.
-An ancient swamp with tribal wars among a race that doesn´t understand the concept of the past or the future and an ancient tree that can comunicate in some way.

I don't want to go back to high rock, I'm just saying with Bethesda's track record it's still highly likely they can and will do that, because it's easier making generic medieval fantasy lore (not saying high rock lore is generic, but neither was Skyrim lore and they managed to dumb it down and make it pretty generic compared to what we read about beforehand because game of thrones was popular at the time and easy to mimic. Same with cyrodil being changed to mimic lord of the rings and removing the cool lore from cyrodil to fit that).

And because they clearly don't care about returning to places theyve done before, it's easy for Bethesda to go the lazy route and so high rock again.

[Space is the Place]

Ok, fair enough, I see your point.

Still, I really hope they don´t. I mean, it´s hardcore to say this, but I don´t want to die without having played a main TES series in one of the "weird" areas other than Morrowind and with how long is taking to make new installements, and no intentions to run a parallel series (like say resurrecting the Elder Scrolls Adventures series aimed at expanding the lore with non RPG games) maybe I have 1 or 2 more TES games to see after 6 before I do.

The thing about High Rock is that, unless you go hard on merethic cultures around Craglorn areas, and revert back to give the Orcs a piece of that land to make it their own with their culture, it´s mostly just that: generic high medieval fantasy. You don´t even need to take Daggerfall approach, look at ESO, High Rock is the most boring looking place in the entire game and even the structure of buildings (which it´s mostly taken directly from DF, just saying) it´s quite bland, just your regular real world medieval buildings and there´s hardly any Mer cultural leftovers from the past.

[CHASE6]

Have you heard of the High Elves?