QUOTE(Aki @ May 13 2006, 11:37 PM)
ITs called a
rumor for a reason.
The Nerevarine is out of the picture, but maybe the rumor's wrong, maybe he's dead in a ditch somewhere, or went to some other part of the Empire. Maybe he got assassinated, died fending off the the Hordes of Oblivion, etc..
There are a thousand and one ways to vanish from the public eye, and even more rumors of what happened to you.

Yeah, I see your point really but it still doesnt cover what I meant. You see the Nerevarine should be where
I want him to be on
MY game. The same should be said when you play your story, or anyones for that matter.
My character isnt playing in some parallel universe where he is different from the guy I played in Morrowind. So what I mean by that is, my Nerevarine in Morrowind is still the same game in my Oblivion.
My old guy wouldnt go to akavir, or be dead in a ditch, or even die facing the daedric hordes. Which led me to why they "removed" him. Because I wouldnt be asking the question "Why cant I just be the Nerevarine, my old character could have saved the emperor, avoiding this whole bloomin crisis!".
So what Im saying is that the freedom TES games give you when you play, also gives you some control. While I dont like the half arsed excuse they gave me for "removing" the Nerevarine, it is pretty practical.
Although I would have preffered something along these lines. "Rumour has it the Nerevarine has taken the fight to Oblivion itself! Some good news at last in these dark times". Gives me a little more to work with on my ex character other than being bungled of to akavir. I mean what kind of protector of Morrowind would leave in probably one of its darkest hours, eh?