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The Empire canonically runs the provinces as more or less client kingdoms. Though it varies from game to game, in Morrowind, Morrowind had a native King ruling over them and then a parallel Imperial administration ruled by a Proconsul. You should play Morrowind, it is a good game, and there is...

The actual founder, not Tiber Septim. The guy he murdered/had murdered.

@S'task I am not sure "natural disaster" is the correct term for what happened in Morrowind- more like actual "act of god", since it is a literal god convincing/tricking another divine being into plowing into a city. Or maybe Sheoggy just tossed a rock. Anyways, you also forgot that Colovians...

In the short-term, perhaps. But the elves don't think in the short-term, they think in the longterm given how their lives tend to be measured in the centuries on the low-end. They can just play the long-game with the Empire weakened and divided and slowly pick at it piecemeal. It might seem...

The plot is actually quite great, that just means people have a horrible sense of taste and no idea what a good plot is. So in short idiots. edit: Sorry, I am getting angry at what I see as a distinct lack of appreciation for what is a really great game. It is the writing that brings me back...

And as we can plainly see you are wrong. Just look at how utterly cluttered Ultima is, and how relatively crisp and clear Arena is. I think we can see the relationship if anything, would be innovating upon the same concept- which is far different than a mere clone. Honestly, you don't need to...

Ultima Clone, lol. All you have to do is open up the good wiki, or read the lore, or forums. It is plenty easy to understand. And as we have learned, some degree of gatekeeping is actually good. The lore is readily accessible, and I'd rather Bethesda not chase a wider-audience when they got a...

So it would be a stalemate with Skyrim and the Thalmor staring angrily at each other? Unfortunate, too bad they didn't have any southern ports nor land borders like say...the people of Cyrod have. How unfortunate. Arena says otherwise. Well, unless you believe Jagar had other motivations...

We don't see anything, because of gameplay limitations and the fact that the Civil War is an unfinished questline that is cut. And it is hard to tell actual damage when everything has been compressed to the scale of a small city. And the problem is, we only see a few battles in the war, when...

It is a C0DA reference, basically in Crack-I mean Kirkbride's lore the Thalmor basically accidentally let the Numidium out of the time bubble it is trapped in, after they are successful in their remove humanity from existence utterly plan. And then it screws everything up, they then realize they...

All you have to do is look into the lore, and play the previous games to see how vital the Empire is. Without it, you have constant fighting between the people of Tamriel, who are then exhausted and too disunited to face the myriad of external threats (or internal like the Thalmor) that the...

Yes. It is apparent in the way everyone talks, the Imperials, the Thalmor and pretty much everyone else. Actually, I am pretty sure the Stormcloaks are the "cucks" given that they are controlled opposition set by a hostile foreign power... as per the Thalmor Dossier. You mean the Emperor who...