That's why priests exist in the first place. They can't name all the Daedric Princes off the top of their head, and they are confused about the particulars of some of the Divines. They know they used to be ruled by Dragonborn Emperors, but they do not know what that means. Most people, for instance, do not know what a Dragonborn is.

So it's okay for those questions to be there, even if you don't ask them. People, as a whole, are not as knowledgeable about the world they live in as you would hope. A lot of them don't even know the First one, let alone all ten. Hell, ask people to tell you about the Bill of Rights. Go ask someone you know about something you think is really common knowledge.

They sound the way we do, not how people did in the Middle Ages, or judging by the dialogue shown there the 1950s.Īs for what you said, I think you'd be surprised.

'Too contemporary.' 'In the time period.' Huh? Not only is ES not real, so i'm not quite sure what time period they mean, but that is in fact how people in the setting talk. Biggest issue with that mod is that it's not immersive.

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