Cyrodiil All Info Known

Here is a video i found on youtube, its not official or any new info from DEVs but i think these guys did a good job of putting all known Cyrodiil info in it. A nice video to show to somone that explains the PVP in TESO

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_X55N1wkok

Compact and to the point, thanks for the link

Great video, thanks Pirhana7! So informative on so many levels about Cyrodiil. And it showed clearly just how beautiful this mmorpg is going to be. I don't know what the problem was with ppl complaining about graphics; perhaps they have shoddy computers.

I absolutely love the footage where they showed the guy in Pelinal Whitestrake uniform running through towns and then switched to the same guy running in the same streets in Oblivion and then switched it back and forth between the 2 games footages. What deja vu - I felt like I was running there too.

I loved the Clanfear glowing golden when he attacked/took a hit (?) and then going back to scaley brownish green. I liked seeing the Minotaur. The more creatures and monsters we can see the better.

Thanks to these guys for explaining the beta physics so far of Cyrodiil.

Pretty cool video, good for informative purposes. Personally the only new info I learned was there will be an underground Cyrodiil area in the form of Ayelid ruins, which I look forward to. Overall well done though.

Yes nothing new, maybe a few things you forgot or didnt even realize but its a nice video to show to that person that you dont feel like explaining everything to. the ex DAOC player should really like this video

Even if it isn't anything new, having something like this where all the information we know now is together in one spot rather than having to hunt down the exact thread of post on a forum or website. I hope nearer to launch someone does a "Everything We Know about ESO Pre-Launch" video, just to sum up all confirmed features, and then follow that up with a video post-launch adding to that first video and comparing both perspectives (For example: "We knew ___ would be in prior to launch, but it was implemented in differently," or "Something I didn't expect to be in was ___and I really liked that.")