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Argonians - The males are manly and the females are lusty.

Really? I thought it was the other way around!

 Melissia wrote:

 thenoobbomb wrote:
Only in a more negative way.
Gah, he is a nord anyways. High Elves are better

Friggin' high elves and their arrogance.

Phuh, us High Elves brought the Empire to its knees by just being cool

 Melissia wrote:
Ohms-raht kajiit are better.

Friggin' high elves and their arrogance.

LOL



When it comes to Elder Scrolls, I'll take Nords over either Catgirls or those awful, awful Altmer.


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 CthuluIsSpy wrote:
I thought it was the other way around!

Lifts Her Tail disagrees.

I'll send the Thalmor inquisition after you!
Altmer are discriminating.
Nords are discriminating.
Altmer are sneaky badass evil mages.
Nords are drunk brawlers.

I'll take the Thalmor any time

The Aldmeri Dominion only conquered Cyrodiil because the Dragonborn was not born/in Skyrim at the time.

The whole Imperial army did goot beaten by them. And I don't think a whole army can be defeated by one person now? Note that Ulfric also could shout at that time.

 Manchu wrote:

No.

The ones that have naught but a tail and ears are Ohmes. Ohmes-Raht are are born with golden fur all over their bodies; essentially, Ohmes-Raht were what you played in Daggerfall. "Cathay" (or possibly Cathay-Raht, but I think it's Cathay) are what you played from Morrowind forward.

I'm biased because I liked Daggerfall better than any of its sequels of course.

Incorrect. Ohmes have no cat ears or tail. Ohmes-Rhat are the closest thing to Catgirls (furrybait) the Eldar Scrolls world offers. As with the Thundercats, a "light covering of fur" doesn't change but merely enhances this.


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 thenoobbomb wrote:
Note that Ulfric also could shout at that time.

The ability to shout ≠ Dragonborn (see also "Greybeards") -- plus, I was referring more to plot armor.

 Manchu wrote:

 Melissia wrote:
Ohms-raht kajiit are better.

Friggin' high elves and their arrogance.

LOL



When it comes to Elder Scrolls, I'll take Nords over either Catgirls or those awful, awful Altmer.


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 CthuluIsSpy wrote:
I thought it was the other way around!

Lifts Her Tail disagrees.

I know. It was my attempt at a bawdy joke.

 CthuluIsSpy wrote:
I know. It was my attempt at a bawdy joke.

Well, there was also (more recently) the Sultry Argonian Bard -- who was male.

 Manchu wrote:
(furrybait)

That you say that with such conviction is just... so sad.

Also ignorant and wrong (Cathay are more popular amongst "furry" artists, which means that if anything is "furrybait", the change from Ohms-Raht to Cathay was), but still, sad.

 Melissia wrote:
Cathay are more popular amongst "furry" artists

LOL while I'm sure you've compiled the stats necessary to support this latest instance of rank hyperbole ABSOLUTE TRUTH, it hardly matters. Ohmes-rhat are still the closest thing to catgirls on offer in Tamriel and you are still completely wrong about the Ohmes.

 Manchu wrote:

 Melissia wrote:
Cathay are more popular amongst "furry" artists

it hardly matters.

Actually it kinda does, considering the condescending tone that was in your post.

Look, no need to be pissed. Just use the wiki before arguing with me next time. Meanwhile, the catgirls can go back to FF.

 Manchu wrote:
Look, no need to be pissed.

And there's no need for you to be condescending towards other peoples' tastes in artwork/characters. Frankly, the whole "furry fandom hate" thing is getting tiresome after something like fifteen years. That, and the stupid "lol therz no grls on interwebz" jokes. But I doubt that'll ever stop either. *mutter*

Also, I did use the wiki, but it's changed information and formatting since I last read it The new one has a better color scheme for reading long passages (white text on greyish-black), but it's kinda boring.aesthetically.

 Melissia wrote:
condescending towards other peoples' tastes

Just to be clear, I never decried furries. I just said Ohmes-Rhat were catgirls. Which they are. I like 'em just fine in FF and other JRPGs. I don't think they work (aesthetically, not morally or whatever) in the Elder Scrolls ... or 40k for that matter (Sixth Edition "Felinids"). And anyway, Ohmes-Rhat are in your favorite Elder Scrolls game Daggerfall ... so wiki should only be required to jog your memory.

 Manchu wrote:
I don't think they work (aesthetically, not morally or whatever) in the Elder Scrolls

They work far better than the Cathay/Suthay do, aesthetically.

As for 40k, I don't think Tau fit 40k aesthetics either, but in they went

 Manchu wrote:
And anyway, Ohmes-Rhat are in your favorite Elder Scrolls game Daggerfall ... so wiki should only be required to jog your memory.

The wiki's changed information and formats several times over the years.

I personally prefer the morrowind Khajit as they have Digitigrade legs, as did the Argonians iirc. Made them alot more interesting.

Would i play as one of the 'Beast' races? No. Or at east Not again, my Khajit character in Skyrim, 'Prisoner-jo', has a cool skill-set but i dont enjoy playing him anywhere near as much as my various Bretons.

I rather don't like digitigrade legs on bipedals, myself.

Plantigrade feet/legs can carry more weight and are more stable, which provides very important advantages over digitigrades in bipedals.

That, and I admit that I find them somewhat off-putting visually.

Looking at the dragonborn teasers, I can say only one thing:

they've come to drag you away in the night, screaming.

Damn, youre right!

You will notice he is armed with a Daedric Dagger and Sword.

Hey! I said that way earlier in the thread!

Nah to be fair it's pretty obvious to any GW fan.