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So the project isn't abandoned. Awesome!

I would love to see the jungles of Cyrodiil

Tamriel aesthetic sure is a very good one, simple yet (most of time) not boring. Same with the lore, however they could had been improved alot if a linguistic were in the team, because the names in general are pure gibberish.

Great video. I would love to see more coverage on this project and its regions from you. see what depth and hard work these mod developers put out

Cyrodiil's foe could very well be Umaril. Or some ayleid king. Also, if I'm not wrong, some argonians in TES3 called Black Marsh "Argonia", so it's not that weird of a change.

Do we have an estimate release date?

There are crossbows in Morrowind.

Ty for the vid...great coverage about how wayward realms has been recieved. I think there is a lot of potential there...and maybe the doubts are right...and that potential is not even possible. But imo if we can get a result that is similar to daggerfall with modern technology then that is already doing more than most game devs are even aiming for.

I truly don't understand the criticism of procgen that says "it will be lots of the same assets reused" You take a game like skyrim and it reuses the same assets many times across many use cases and people don't seem to realize that is a must in gaming. You can't make a unique visual asset for everything in a game. The question is not if procgen will reuse assets...the question is will it do reuse assets in a way that creates scale but not in a way that is so intrusive that the reuse stands out more than with regular games that don't uses procgen Sure you can look at the dated visuals of daggerfall and say "I am bored nothing interesting has been done here" But that is only true in the context of modern gaming....at the time daggerfall was one of the most ambitious games to ever hit the market. Now some of the same team are trying to do that again with modern technology. Call me crazy but I think that has lots of potential as an area to explore in the gaming industry and as far as I can tell there are not many in the space trying to explore that potential.

personally, I need a more solid foundation and something before giving money I believe that they will deliver what is promised for the backers, but I think what they have as a goal is maybe unlikely to be achievable. not impossible just that it would require somebody like Microsoft or Sony backing them with a huge amount of money to achieve the end goal they have set. I think if they can take the money they have been gifted by people and bring out something that wows me I'm all for it, and I have faith that the world building and stuff will be great. I mean everything they have shown is good so far from seasonal weather to the boats the npc the overall is looking good. I would like a real handwritten aspect and some handcrafter aspects to be shown off as well because using procedural generation for everything isn't great. in my view it's not that it doesn't work but it needs to be done in moderation along with hand built and crafter aspects to be great. this was more longwinded than I intended but I guess I think they can handle it, but I just personally need a little more proof and convincing. I hope they can deliver because if they do the game is basically everything I want in a game.

I am just in awe at the possibility of eventually being to contiguously travel from the easternmost parts of Morrowind, to the Westernmost parts of Cyrodiil, without any loading screens.

Can't wait for this to be released! Although, I may never leave my house... :D

Why is Roscrea so warm though? It's north of Windhelm and Winterhold, how can it have lush warm pine forests with no snow? Is gonna be explained in the mod and how?

cheers for keeping up the coverage sometimes beyond skyrim gives u everything, sometimes they give u nothing checking here is more fruitful than the reddit or the discord, beyond skyrim team, take note

2032 for the 20 year anniversary would be fine with me

I have high hopes for this one. Even if it's a bit of a gamble (as everything you pay for in advance) I believe this can help developers understand what players want to play going forward.

I think of morrowind oblivion, Skyrim and eso as their own self contained universes, too many retcones for my little brain to handle. Extreamly excited about province cyrodil and markarth side

My head cannon is that each game in the series takes place in its own kalppa, hence the slight changes from game to game.

3:05 , As long as it feels, taste and smells like elderscrolls and writting's good I'll prolly play it at some point. what happened to marvel can't happen to T.E.S as long as fans can get their hands on the g.e.c.k and have the desire to expand on it.

Imagine a giant openmw multiplayer server running the entirety of tamriel. That would be really cool.

At this rate, the entire continent will be made and worked out in morrowind. And then distant lands will be ready, for example, the lands of the beastmen in the Far East of Tamriel🎉

Also disappointed on "retreat from prequelism". Tamriel Rebuilt has always been venerated as almost-canon, this is way too big a jump for me. I like (and agree with) subtropical Cyrodiil choice and introduction of stuff from concept art, but not making up new kings, considering that the chronological difference between Morrowind and Oblivion isn't much.

If in 20 years time we get to the point were all of tamriel is in these mods it will be the most amazing achievement in the history of role playing games. You can truly go anywhere

is this an indian developing this? hard pass

this is very cool

We are a little late here, but thank you for another great video! Lots of great info and a nice roundup of comments and thoughts!

I'll never play morrwind as it is. but i do love to see this sort of stuff for for Morrowind players. Like BS for skyrim players. I for one dont like how they are changing Lore. i mean they guys have the know of whats happened in the games after, For a long time, Where Beyond Skyrim does not. So those guys have no choice but to wing it. They really should have stayed with the Lore and its characters.

I'm a bit disappointed to hear that the mod team is moving away from "Prequelism". I read a faction outline for the Thieves Guild on their forums that they posted once, and in it they would have explored what the Grey Fox was getting up to during this period of time. It's sad to think, that now, the Grey Fox may not even exist in this mod's version of events.

Unironically looks so much better than ESO. PT always amazes me.

I actually think their game college classes where Skyrim mod projects are your passing grades.

Gold Coast has been a long time coming, and I'm glad they are taking their time, the effects are astonishing. I love the vast open countryside that gives Cyrodiil a distinct feeling from the dangerous terrain of Morrowind and Skyrim

It pisses me off that they're all just hunched in a Discord server not documenting much of anything. I pointed out that they've got this giant forum and wiki they're not using and they got all "dOn'T cRiTiCiZe WhAt YoU dOn'T uNdErStAnD" when I offered to help with lore documentation, because they sort of just spitball in there and don't have a single source of truth on what's actually canonical to the project and what's old news (and they argue about it because of course they do).

If all of the teams from Beyond Skyrim, Skywind, Skyblivion and this team pooled their resources they would have a massive team and something would get released.

Longevity is much more important than having all kinds of bells and whistles that take away from the experience. If i'm playing RPG video game, i want to have more choices in dialogue, not someone spelling out only a few choices for me, or having to watch another cutscene because of an "event" happening. Why then not watch a movie instead? I've also seen some people complaining over the years, about how every game needs a very deep story and every character an almost as deep back story, otherwise there's no "emotional" connection and it's not worth the investment of one's time because of this. It's mostly nonsense to me though, because any game throws you in it's world and you need to survive, emotional connection and deep story or not. There's lot's of games out there, that have (almost) no story and are mighty replayable. I'm not saying story isn't important, because it is for certain genres of games. Adventure games are the first that come to mind, with RPG's coming second. The Wayward Realms seems to aim for a balance between having story and having the freedom to create your own.

Wait we have the option to go goblin mode in this mod? By Malacath this has got me hyped af.

This is an amazing project. I am very glad that the guys have achieved such significant progress and results. We are really looking forward to the release and thank you for the work and creativity of the developers. Thanks to you, there is wonderful content on favorite game.

Man i can't wait for the release

they can use the same creation engine and reuse some assets nd stuff to save time and man power, but id like a return to the old attribute system. I think spin off games would be a good way to experiment with systems to see what fits. imagine attributes like morrowind or oblivion, as well as a skill tree like Skyrim. but instead of boring skilltree perks like flat damage increases, they could have unique playstyle changing stuff, since attributes like strength will be controlling your weapon damage now. or maybe something entirely new. spinoffs could just be used to figure out how to implement it and iron out the kinks before using it in a mainline game.

I would prefer if he was more correcly splitted into chimer/dunmer, color wise, it's way too subtle here also for the voice ehh, it's sounds way too young and innocent, i think it would have been better to AI voice him using his morrowind voice as a base In morrowind all tribunal god had distored voices, but dagoth ur had a really nice voice it's funny, but it also make sense since they are false gods

I mostly paid into kickstarter hearing stories from some of the developer's who recently graduated college struggled to get their foot in the game industry, I can sympathize with them and I can relate with their difficulties starting their career because I'm in same boat with my own career path. I never played Daggerfall, the only Bethesda games that I have touched was Fallout 3, Skyrim, Fallout 4, Obilivion, Fallout 76, Elder Scrolls Online and Starfield. I have played procedural generated games outside of Starfield like No Man's Sky, Minecraft and the original Diablo.

As a fan of early TES games, Morrowind/Daggerfall, I welcome this game with an open geek heart and wild imagination. :) <3

such an ambition, but as usual, I'm afraid, reality will make a hard check later on. E.g. take wind simulation, why on Earth you need it in a fantasy RPG? And at the same time, dialogs are voiceless an dump a lot of text on players, as if it is 1999

I dont think the kickstarter was all tht great, mostly got backers based on hopes and dreams rather than the actual content they had to show off.

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The elder scrolls universe deserves a spin off game, but that shouldn’t just mean a stripped down version of the normal formula. It should be something different like a more linear focused game with stronger writing or an rts. We already have really good ES mods for CK3. I would kill for a game set in the world in the style of BG3

No voiced NPC's then I am not interested. Was really looking forward to this game.

Thats so great and that mod is really well made, looks like it's all fully vanilla and integrated ! Morrowind is still my favorite of the three but i always prefered Skyrim to Oblivion, now that Skyrim can benefit from attributes like a real TES it's even better ! Now only need a weapon/armor degradation mod of that quality (same system as morrowind/oblivion with close to perfect integration) (there was one actually that was almost perfect, "Item Durability" but it worked with the net script framework that was never updated for AE sadly) and a classic TES magic mod (adding classic effects like burden, reflect... with spellmaking and good integration)

I didn't get KCD. It just didn't have that mystic aura of Oblivion.

Thank you for the video! Great as always!