Oblivion AND New Vegas. Triangle is Thee Man!!

I hope you're able to not get pigion holed into just Fallout or just NV. I wish you luck, Triangle.

Wonderful job on it. Your knowledge for FONV is incredible, but I won't lie... seeing ES4 from you would be really exciting to see.

this has me super hyped, your content and it's presentation are 10/10

Yea man, I’d love for you to expand into other Bethesda games. Cut content videos on Oblivion, FO3, Skyrim, & FO4 would freshen things up.

The Unmarked Cave is the one

@Ginge5ify I forget where but the various wiki's should be able to help you there.

@Ginge5ify No problem bud

In the far southwest of Cyrodiil there's a bandit fortress that's unfinished. I think it's on the border to Valenwood. There's a whole wall with no texture

The black queen was likely a necromancer and it's possible the red queen could have been a paladin you would help her and protect her family by defeating the black queen is what I believe you can restore the quest with a mod but it is mostly interprative.

"Sutch is life"

“Sutch a missed opportunity”

"Sutch a shame it was cut"

not a good title from a bait perspective. won't generate many clicks

You're sutch a good guy with words

shut up

@@aidanvanslyke9306 Calm down Aidan, you'll get your turn on the slide at recess just like everyone else.

Phrasing

Same

Me too.

Oblivion stresses me out at times lol

No you don’t

@@mrsantoro8306 care for some greenmote?

I would have honestly preferred a city in Blackwood and the option to repair Kvatch instead

Back in the day, Anvil was my favorite city in Cyrodiil. I liked its Colovian Mediterranean-esque style, not to mention you could get a rather cheap mansion there with a spooky quest as a tip. Would be good to have another Colovian city in game, especially that Kvatch is destroyed.

Totally agree, it's kind if wild we still know so little about a whole ass cut city!! Like it's not just a dungeon or quest it's an entire city that likely had quests planned for it.. how do we know so little after all this time?

Bethesda style? Do you mean “open world”?

@@alecnolastname4362 like Solo rpgs because most other rpgs nowadays are online mmos

@@atriggeredsjw8532 MMORPGs are a different genre from action or generic CRPGs.

@@alecnolastname4362 Open world first person rpgs. Not a ton of open world rpgs that are also first person aside from Bethesda's. Only games that I can think of that are similar would be a couple Obsidian games, Cyberpunk 2077 and a few indie games. Also Bethesda's rpgs always have a lot more interactivity than most rpgs for example being able to pick up almost everything you see or when you loot an enemy their items actually disappear and they have what they actually had on them rather than random loot drops like many other rpgs. Bethesda rpgs have a unique feel to them.

@@darkstar-mq3mb not to mention the ability to be 1st or 3rd person. Which I feel is necessary to a modern day rpg. But yo I absolutely hate in rpgs when you can't loot shit NPCs are using or the loot they drop is randomized to the point they have good gear they aren't using because they're default bandit number 7 and they dont wear that or use that weapon. shit is so non immersive and makes me wanna uninstall that shit and just play skyrim or oblivion. Like how many times you ran into a bandit in skyblivion and the mfer has like daedric gloves and glass boots. Shit cracks me up, and I love it.

You "had no idea" because you were 13.

Yeah, particularly Morrowind.

A lot of people said Oblivion was "generic" at the time, at least compared to Morrowind. Oblivion did have a bit of a Roman and English countryside flare, but it was such a beautiful, bright, hopeful kind of fantasy. I really loved it. Skyrim had a great atmosphere as well, but sometimes the beauty came from the bleakness, the desolate cold and the distant shores. Oblivion was a pastoral beauty of landscapes dotted with both ruins and living settlements. Morrowind was beautiful because it was alien; it was a lot of folks first ES game and given the very dunmer-centric culture, a lot of people tend to see Elder Scrolls from a non-human standpoint. That's even a good thing, because it means Bethesda makes some damned convincing aesthetics and vibes as you explore the strange shores of the land of foyadas and colossal mushrooms. It is my opinion that Bethesda hasn't "Watered down" their ability to show us strange vistas, it's more that we're given the most convincing representations of the areas. Maybe it's because Nords and Imperials are familiar to us and very comparable to real life aesthetics that they seem boring by comparison, and the fantasy must then come from the story and the gameplay more than the aesthetics. Yet, I feel when we finally do see Valenwood, Elsewyr, the Summerset Isles, or Hammerfell, we're going to see some truly beautiful new vistas. I'll bitch about their changes to gameplay until midnight but they don't skimp on the aesthetics. They just dedicate to the "true" vibe of the area they're in, and the Nords and Imperials just seem boring compared to the Dunmer.

i think that is why they try to space out the timelines by thousands of years each game

and due to skyrim being based on vikings 🙊🙊🙊

@@berzirker7280 only Skyrim is set 200 years after Oblivion and ESO is set 1000 years before Skyrim, from Arena to Oblivion, it’s a span of about 44 years

There was also a major cut questline where the player rebuilt Kvatch and became the Duke of Kvatch. It's possible they cut Sutch because of its proximity to Kvatch, but it's also possible that Sutch was related to the Duke of Kvatch questline and both were cut together.

@@TriangleCity yeah I heard about that quest. That could be the case. Though I wonder if it was, why there hasn't been any connections found? Then again, Sutch could have been cut before the rebuilding of Kavatch quest was. There's just so many interesting questions but no answers. Still, it's cool to speculate on.

Crowhaven is the test area as you suggested, one of the NPC's in there is actually voiced by Todd Howard himself and is also used in a E3 techdemo!

Yes, that Gate is almost certainly for AfB quest. That's why I reflexively thought he missed the borders of the city(unless a Gate appears INSIDE the city lol). There are actually two possible Gates, but I reckon it's the right one, not the one to the south.

Yeah, it's only available during the AfB quest isn't it?

if you go by morrowind and oblivion, skyrim is missing cities in general. there are more houses in most vvardenfel fishing villages than you get in a skyrim city. they put a little bit of extra effort into whiterun and solitude and phoned the rest in.

@@MrOsmodeus You’re saying they phoned in Falkreath?!

Arena's city locations got pretty heavily retconned though, considering Vvardenfell looks nothing like it did back in Arena.

@@MrOsmodeus Thank consoles and their HW limitations for this, in Skyrim they just couldn´t do cities as big as in Morrowind cause the original PS3 and XBOX360 just couldn´t handle it. I think we will see much bigger cities in TES VI.

@@silentgaming2487 what if they spreaded the cities more apart it would have increased the overall size and maybe would be less taxing on the hardware, cause cities in skyrim feel very dense.

I know this is pretty late, but where exactly did you find it? I'd love to explore it myself.

There's no Sutch thing as a boring TriangleCity video!

@@Lorenzo_I. I can't believe I've never heard of Sutch a discovery!

I dont get it

@@snaker9er 🙄

@@B10HAZARD. Why did you put that face

Oh good idea 😂

Maybe it will be again in Starfield and TES 6. We are yet to see the improvements.

@@krzysztofwozny9458 yeah idk. Fallout 4 wasn't impressive when it came out and seemed like only a small improvement. I hope it's better in newer games but I don't have any faith

Its what they still use, no matter how many times they try rebrading it.

@@Anonymouthful That's very ignorant of you to say. You could say that about literally any engine used by any big gaming company. Literally no one makes new engines from scratch, they add some upgrades and rebrand it.

@@krzysztofwozny9458 Bethesda barely upgrades theirs, many flaws persist from decades ago. Their games have been constantly robbed of features so its not like they need anything better.

Yeah I remember that too, there was something just off about the location

if anything, most cities were razed during the Imperial Simulacrum, hence the events of Daggerfall.

Really? Man that sucks, hopefully we'll see Sutch in an official Elder Scrolls game one day. I hope they still have plans for it.

it's the greatest game ever imo

But boring and absolutely lifeless. Even the maincity seems like a ghost town

@@AbuHajarAlBugatti boring? Hell no, every city has a unique look and feel. In skyrim most cities look very much the same. Lifeless? Yeah... Youre right there unfortunately...

@@zeallust8542 thatswhy I can only remember just about 2 cities in oblivion even though I must have played it hundreds and hundreds of hours 8-10 years ago lol. Boring means nothing to do except a few ever same conversations, then going into the majors hut, just asking if you can do quest or help but learn Ass about the city, its culture and 5 people living there. Thats what I remember. In skyrim they atleast felt a bit more alive. But still not enough conversations. Instead of writing all the lore into Books all the time they should hire more voiceactors instead. Its not like Todd and Bethesda dont have the money. I really dont like these games anymore nowadays after looking at them objectively what broken garbage they are. You cant play them unmodded nowadays with all the good games around. Even Outward is more fun to me than skyrim and it lets me Build my own town

My main gripe now with Oblivion's graphics are it's mid and far distance lod textures, They are freaking hideous imo. But overall game still looks ok. A few graphics mods tho that replace and add trees and these textures and en ENB and the game can look freaking amazing. But it's a hussle to get it to run perfectly