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Just wanted to post this to remember it and get some inputs...
What if the elderscrolls takes place in the fallout world and is really just a part of the world that never struck the industrial revolution and believe that they live in a time created by their "ancestors". Due to the nuclear explosions and mutations and the location in which the elderscrolls is in the fallout world, only dragons (Mutated bird or even reptile) could fly over to that location. The fallout world has it quirkiness so assume the creatures that exist in the fallout world, are the creatures that mutated from the original elderscrolls world or regular world before the fallout.
Or you know, the elderscrolls could be the exact setting as up there (Only large land chunk that never suffered nuclear explosion) only that its just an intense realistic deadly cosplay. But who knows 8)
What if the elderscrolls takes place in the fallout world and is really just a part of the world that never struck the industrial revolution and believe that they live in a time created by their "ancestors". Due to the nuclear explosions and mutations and the location in which the elderscrolls is in the fallout world, only dragons (Mutated bird or even reptile) could fly over to that location. The fallout world has it quirkiness so assume the creatures that exist in the fallout world, are the creatures that mutated from the original elderscrolls world or regular world before the fallout.
Or you know, the elderscrolls could be the exact setting as up there (Only large land chunk that never suffered nuclear explosion) only that its just an intense realistic deadly cosplay. But who knows 8)
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Well it's already well established in TES lore that it doesn't take place on Earth.
It takes place on a planet called Nirn in the plane of Mundus.
TES also takes place on the main continent on the planet which is surrounded by lots of other continents, like Atmora.
It's not some small section of land which could be hidden somewhere under Africa or in the middle of the Indian ocean.
The Aedra and Daedra in TES would also still be able to have an affect on the Fallout world if it was on the same planet, or even in the same Universe, but none is found in the Fallout games.
If there is a connection then there should be no reason why we don't see Mehrunes Dagon and Liberty Prime duking it out in the DC ruins.
I think the main bit of evidence debunking this theory is that TES is all a dream.
There are certain characters throughout TES who ascend above the Aedra and Daedra and achieve 'CHIM.' Only Talos and Vivec have achieved this, but it's basically like being the One in the Matrix. They realize that they are figments of the imagination of the 'Godhead' who is the dreamer creating the TES universe, and are able to change and reshape the Universe however they see fit.
Not a single character in Fallout has ever come anything close to this and nowhere is this mentioned in Fallout lore, even though it would be a major element in the lore if it were true.
There's also the fact that TES and Fallout had different developers to start with, but that's boring as shit to talk about.
There's obviously no way to disprove your theory, but rather than give the usual 'OMG MINDBLOWN' response posts in this forum get a lot, I thought I'd try something different.
It takes place on a planet called Nirn in the plane of Mundus.
TES also takes place on the main continent on the planet which is surrounded by lots of other continents, like Atmora.
It's not some small section of land which could be hidden somewhere under Africa or in the middle of the Indian ocean.
The Aedra and Daedra in TES would also still be able to have an affect on the Fallout world if it was on the same planet, or even in the same Universe, but none is found in the Fallout games.
If there is a connection then there should be no reason why we don't see Mehrunes Dagon and Liberty Prime duking it out in the DC ruins.
I think the main bit of evidence debunking this theory is that TES is all a dream.
There are certain characters throughout TES who ascend above the Aedra and Daedra and achieve 'CHIM.' Only Talos and Vivec have achieved this, but it's basically like being the One in the Matrix. They realize that they are figments of the imagination of the 'Godhead' who is the dreamer creating the TES universe, and are able to change and reshape the Universe however they see fit.
Not a single character in Fallout has ever come anything close to this and nowhere is this mentioned in Fallout lore, even though it would be a major element in the lore if it were true.
There's also the fact that TES and Fallout had different developers to start with, but that's boring as shit to talk about.
There's obviously no way to disprove your theory, but rather than give the usual 'OMG MINDBLOWN' response posts in this forum get a lot, I thought I'd try something different.
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Duderino wrote Well it's already well established in TES lore that it doesn't take place on Earth.
It takes place on a planet called Nirn in the plane of Mundus.
TES also takes place on the main continent on the planet which is surrounded by lots of other continents, like Atmora.
It's not some small section of land which could be hidden somewhere under Africa or in the middle of the Indian ocean.
The Aedra and Daedra in TES would also still be able to have an affect on the Fallout world if it was on the same planet, or even in the same Universe, but none is found in the Fallout games.
If there is a connection then there should be no reason why we don't see Mehrunes Dagon and Liberty Prime duking it out in the DC ruins.
I think the main bit of evidence debunking this theory is that TES is all a dream.
There are certain characters throughout TES who ascend above the Aedra and Daedra and achieve 'CHIM.' Only Talos and Vivec have achieved this, but it's basically like being the One in the Matrix. They realize that they are figments of the imagination of the 'Godhead' who is the dreamer creating the TES universe, and are able to change and reshape the Universe however they see fit.
Not a single character in Fallout has ever come anything close to this and nowhere is this mentioned in Fallout lore, even though it would be a major element in the lore if it were true.
There's also the fact that TES and Fallout had different developers to start with, but that's boring as shit to talk about.
There's obviously no way to disprove your theory, but rather than give the usual 'OMG MINDBLOWN' response posts in this forum get a lot, I thought I'd try something different.
You post intellectual things friend. On my rants, on other posts, and on a shitpost I made here just to imagine a scenario. Godspeed to you, never change.
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M8 dont get rude because ur life is a conspiracy
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