it's really not that hard to see everything skyrim has in it. the most you'd have to do is two playthroughs because of quests like Destroy the Dark Brotherhood. the most tedious thing would be triggering all the random encounters, which isn't worth seeing all of them in the first place.
He is just standing there, MENACINGLY xD The bee jars are my favorite decoration for my hearthfire home. If only they wouldn't fall off the table every house reset.
I think that the wife attacked Balgruuf with the ebony blade(because it takes over your mind and makes you attack those you love), that would explain why it's locked away in dragonsreach. As for the son, he was lied to by the Daedric god of lies and deceit, sounds insane I know but makes a little sense
I think that building any theories based on whatever Methala, the Daedric prince of lies and manipulations, said, won't get anyone anywhere other than in a direction of being totally lost. Since there are no _facts_ to support any theory explaining what Ebony Blade is doing in the basement, it could be just anything.
Unlikely considering in the game files, the kid in question is actually balgruufs BROTHER. Kind of crazy, probably something to do with cut content they forgot to go back and change. But definitely makes things complicated and intriguing
Maphala may have twisted the truth I mean, maybe, Balgruf's youngest does have a different mother... because the first wife died in childbirth from having Balgruf's second child, whom I assume is Dagney.
Falion doesn't worship Molag Bol, he's a powerful wizard who knows how to undo Molag Bol's spell to cure you of vampirism by calling in the power of the Divines.
I’ve been playing so much Skyrim for the past few months. It’s so nice to see there are several youtubers striving to make good Skyrim videos although it’s not as popular as other things. Way to go fall damage!
@@windingroadelven I can't link videos because youtube, but there is one named "The Augur Of Dunlain - Skyrim's Most MYSTERIOUS Character Finally EXPOSED - Elder Scrolls Detective". by camelworks. I may be mistaken that he "merely" implies statements of the augur to mean that he did it, or that there is basically a "yeah I did it" moment - I am, however, not willing to watch the entire three hours again just to find the moment in which I was convinced :) The entire video is great, and I do suggest watching, the creator did a LOT of work and it is really well put together. Basically, he states that the augur of dunlain was well versed in reach magic and legends, and there seems to be an artifact that requires a LOT of death to provide immortality. And he, trying to gain said power, decided to just wreck the whole town. Like I said, not entirely sure if this is explicitly stated, but SOMEWHERE in there, but I am confident that it was implied by the augur himself.
Falion never remember curing us from vampirism, he cured one of my characters 5 times every time he acted like it was the first time. If he just could remember doing it, you think he should start to comment on it after awhile? "Again? You need to be more careful, I can cure you as many times as needed, but this simply can't be healthy" or something like that.
The Falion thing is part of cut content. It was a quest. Regarding Rune, that's the old norse word for secret. It's probably just a play on words considering the backstory they gave the character.
The great collapse of Winterfell was almost certainly part of the mage's guild questline that got cut back, you were going to go back in time and either Ancano blew everything up, or the battle with him causes the damage. But they cut the storyline back either out of time limits or not wanting it to be a bigger and more awesome quest than the main one.
I'm not sure that's the case. They would have had to cover up a lot of things from the cut quest in that case. For one, even if it was time travel, people would have been around to see the events and would have known at least some of what happened. It's a college of mages and used to be a bigger town, there's no way you and Ancano could end up sent back in time by the Eye of Magnus and inadvertently caused the Great Collapse and absolutely nobody knows what happened, with the mages of the College even thinking it had to do with the Red Year. They'd know and have seen at least part of what happened. And yet despite all of the other traces of cut content, they fully managed to cover up and hide all of those details suggesting that happened?
Almost 12 years later Skyrim still has secrets yet to be discovered. I'm very curious about the Jarl Ballin one. The Ebony Blade corrupts those who weild it and Mephala whispers in everyone's ears. So maybe Mephala whispered in Balgruuf's wife's ear and she was the one trying to kill her husband, only to be killed in return. It would explain why we never see her and why the blade is locked away.
Imagine this Plattform where you cure Vampirism is actually a sealed gate to the soul cairn since valion said he wandered in daedric realms and he can open it...
I think the bugs in jars are a sad thing. Anyway, I usually drop one close to each steward; might not be the greatest company but it's something, and I'm hardly ever around so those guys lead pretty lonesome lives.
i've got over 3k hours on skyrim and i'm still playing and loving the game all the time i've been playing since i was 6 with my and it forever be the best game oat (for me)
I have a theory that Balgruf was never married to begin with and each of his three known (and forth suspected) children were born to different women altogether. Which is why his supposed wife is never even hinted at.
Regarding the bugs in jars, while some details are unknown, there's more known than you say even after mentioning Camelworks. The level designers (the ones that designed the various areas of the map and set dressings and such) wanted to implement a quest to find all of the bugs and solve a puzzle. Beyond that little bit, the details of the quest are unknown. The issue is that they didn't really plan it with the part of the team that worked on quests and such. They got the bugs modelled and coded to work, placed them around, then asked about putting in the rest of the quest. It's more or less explained in Camelworks' video that they didn't really have it well thought out and planned ahead and so the team that worked on quests and such didn't agree to it. Not quite the same as normal cut content, this was an idea made by one team for another to implement without any real discussion. Considering all pitched ideas to be cut content seems a bit much.
I belive there is a letter in Solstheim that talks about Rune. He doesnt react to what youve found so it's kind of dead end but at least the player finds out.
Did you know if you release a follower outside near ancano during the college of winterhold questline, they will for some reason attack each other forever, since neither of them can die. (i used lydia)
5 year hiatus. I believe I'll be venturing Skyrim again soon. Very few great games have released since. Elder scrolls an red dead, mass effect have been my gaming for 10 years.
That stone you used is from Ark survival evolved's fjordur map. By the way... Most of the Jarls are without their partners. The jarls of Morthal and Winterhold are exceptions.
Funny part about the Inigo mod is that it explains the purpose of the hard . Inigo comes with one himself that has a dragon fly. He explains that he himself was once turned into a bug and placed in a jar by a witch . The dragonfly he carry’s helped him escape and turn back . Apparently this witch had been turning people into bugs and keeping them as snacks in jars . The letters could perhaps be her weird labeling system or something
I'm going to have to get me a console or switch. Was homeless for some years and haven't played in so long. Miss this game so much, can't stop watching CZcams videos on Skyrim.
That's the theory of the mages in the College, and thus of some players, but if you look into the lore, that seems less likely. The Great Collapse happened in year 122 of the 4th era whereas the Red Year, when Red Mountain erupted and all of that happened, was year 5 of the 4th era, more than a century prior. Seems unlikely that a bunch of natural disasters, including a volcanic eruption, could lead to a bunch of land falling into the sea 117 years later...
The bugs in jars are collectible and can be displayed in your house. You get all the masks shields special weapons special stones dragon claws and the jars with bugs in them as well!
I actually do have some useful information regarding the NPC Rune. Before the release of Hearthfire DLC, i actually found a location on the shores of Solitude, showing what appeared to be a ritual site with runes on all the stones. I found a book and a quest came up "Return the book you found to Rune in the Thieves Guild", or something along those lines. I gave the book back to Rune, i recall him reading through the book and thanking me for finding it. I remember this so well, since it was my first charácter ever in Skyrim and i was doing a lot of exploring. It could be even a patch on steam before Hearthfire, i am unsure. Ever since Hearthfire or Dawnguard DLC was launched on Steam, ever other character i made (till this day) failed at finding that location. Is there any way to install Skyrim without any patches on Steam? i am very certain that "missing origin" can be solved, but was removed-/deleted in one of the updates.
Wild Theory: The stone Rune possesses is the true name of Talos AND Akatosh, but cannot be spoken because it is a language that exceeds both A'edra and D'eadra, primordial tongue? Also, typing the name on console apparently causes the game to crash on ANY version! What sorcery did Todd use to make this game?!
@@XSilver_WaterX Maybe what you are typing in the console is causing some files-/data to conflic, hence the crash? as i mentioned, i cleary remember that ritual site and the quest popping up on my screen way back then just maybe a couple of months after the release of the game. Hearthfire DLC just came out or was about to be released.
the bugs in a jar thing was already solved, it was supposed to be story oriented, but they never ended up doing it, so they literally dont mean anything. they just decided to keep them in the game.
7:36 So people are going to believe the being that is known for deceit when it says that the boy is from a different mother? I'd just as soon assume it to be trying to stir up strife to make the son use the sword to kill his father.
But skyrim doesn't have mimics lol I'd love to be jumped by a chest, it would be the damn dwemer and falmer. A moving falmer chest that attacks would've been nuts even just one
@@SupremeOracle I am real late to the party with Skyrim, only getting into it during the pandemic. I modded it before I ever played it, so I didn't know what was vanilla or not; I'm now playing on Switch since my Xbox went out(so upset about it, I took excellent care of it!); Most brutal thing is there are no sky whales. 🤬 I think some of the deity mods, open cities, and more perks mods should just be part of the game, tbh.
@@SupremeOracle I guess that is true! Lol really love this game, don't know how they are going to top it with ES:VI. It turned off as part of an update one day and never came back on. Replaced the power cord, no luck. 😭
I’ve 100% the game twice with and without mods and it always amazes me to find out things that I may have missed the context of or just plain didn’t read the books or notes and was finally given a TLDR of important info
I havent seen this being mentioned yet (maybe I missed it), but under the bridge of the entrance to Dragonsreach, you see a skeleton floating there....the missing wife. Or, possibly, the woman Balgruuf had an affair with who birthed Nelkir. It has been mentioned that in Balgruuf's younger years of rulership he would visit his people and join them in celebration at the Bannered Mare. Which can easily lead to the affair.. and to avoid the shame, he murdered her after Nelkir was born. Possibly with the Blade. Or, another theory, Nelkirs mother died at his birth, and Balgruuf slew his wife to keep his affair a secret ( with the Blade I'd imagine). Both of those theories are probably what happened. Dunno which one is the true one tho..
Falion at the summoning shrine reminds me of ESO where molag tries to subjagate nurn with his chains. Could it be he is watching over the summoning shrine to stave off any incursion. Could he have been a involved with ESO ? Balgruf is a jerk if you leave Helgan before completing the training section. Yes i feel he murdered his wife. Why else would he have the ebony blade in hidden.
The blade from Mephala quest requires innocent blood to activate. If Balgruuf were to be evil, Mephala wouldn't try to kill him. Probably Mephala wanted him dead because he's aware of the blade and the offer. That's why the blade is kept locked. That's how you can tell he's a just man and is not responsible for his wife's death. You can stretch it and say someone killed her wife with the blade and got executed so that's how the blade ended up in Dragon's Reach.
Hm bugs with runes on their jar lids.... character named Rune... could they have been connected? Also both are Viking runes soo clearly Viking ruins existed at some point in a game full of Viking-like characters.
Been playing this game for 10 years multiple playthroughs every time i start a playthrough there is always something new that i didnt know existed this game is awsome and will last forever
You can't be serious dude. When the psijic order monk says that "you have set in motion a chain of events that cannot be stopped" he is VERY clearly referring to the eye of magnus which is the focal point of the whole college quest line. I don't wish to sound rude but anyone who thinks he is referring to the collapse of winter hold needs to stop sniffing solvents. One slightly unsettling mystery I have always failed to find any further information on is why Heimskr, that annoying mouthy preacher in whiterun, has what looks like a Daedric alter with two human skulls on it in his house.
The average gamer is NOT 12 years old. Most industry sites and publications place the average gaming age between the late 20's to mid 30's. They also state that each year the number goes higher as the gaming population gets older and don't seem to stop playing games.
Is rune nordic?? I can't remember.. if so.. what if he's from admora?? Or whatever the place the nords are originally from is called.. kinda proof there's still ppl there.
There an un-acknowledged skeleton under the bridge outside Dragonsreach. A theory is that is Balgruufs wife has been floating around the internet for years.
Skyrim will be 12 years old and I still haven't beat the game yet....I get far but eventually have to stop playing then I come back to it and make a new character lol....currently doing a archer play through
Honestly bus in hard had been a cut content grudge against Bethesda I've had since before its freaking official release. I want that quest line so damn bad.
2:25 If you have the follower mod Inigo installed he has a bit of dialogue about bugs in jars. He carries a jar that has a dragonfly in it. He calls it Mr. Dragonfly. Not to go too far into spoiling the content of the dialogue but the bugs are actually people transformed into bugs. Not official canon but a great theory added by an amazing mod.
It might be. I don't think bulgruf did it though my therory is that it is abinorn 'the werewolf form the dark brotherhood. If you are a werewolf when you meet him he says he used to be a companion before he goy kicked out. Since only the highly trusted members of the Companions become werewolfs he must have been kicked out for something bad . Like killing the jarls wife
In the great collapse, what about when the elder shot the mountains at skyrim? Yes, in a cartoon, use giant water cannons. They shoot 2 mountain tops at skyrim for a frightening recording with vampires trying to destroy the world. This guy, i'd a girl who liked that hated him so much. He sold herself into slavery to escape him. He was willing to destroy the world to have her.
Always well, there's A. Dragon in that cartoon named Adeline. And they sent her back to skyrim to talk to the nords. They establish when paradoxes are caused by dragons, they become male. And there's a dragon that got it pregnant. It's one that has that weird bad creatures hanging from the tree that traveled backward in time and I said. I love to watch history one smacks the other.
No matter how old Skyrim is you will never see it all every playthrough will be different it is for me always something new to learn
The true sign of a great game.
Unless your stealth archer main
I know of the Chicken Necromancer but have never found him.
it's really not that hard to see everything skyrim has in it. the most you'd have to do is two playthroughs because of quests like Destroy the Dark Brotherhood. the most tedious thing would be triggering all the random encounters, which isn't worth seeing all of them in the first place.
I thought about finding all the books including journal's that can be got and having a massive skyrim library. Idk it might be fun to find the all.
He is just standing there, MENACINGLY xD
The bee jars are my favorite decoration for my hearthfire home. If only they wouldn't fall off the table every house reset.
Bug in Jars, I always wanted to make a mod that allowed the player to put NPCs into a jar. Nazeem under glass.
Hmmm i prefer to catch only their souls in black soul gems ^^ nazeems soul i dropped into the lava at the atrium forge ^^
nazeem in a cum jar
"Do you get to the glass district very often?"
Then you'd be that one character from Inigo's story. Also, Mr.Dragonfly says hi 😁
@@bretbuckley704oh, what am I saying- of course you do! *Screws lid on*
I think that the wife attacked Balgruuf with the ebony blade(because it takes over your mind and makes you attack those you love), that would explain why it's locked away in dragonsreach. As for the son, he was lied to by the Daedric god of lies and deceit, sounds insane I know but makes a little sense
I think that building any theories based on whatever Methala, the Daedric prince of lies and manipulations, said, won't get anyone anywhere other than in a direction of being totally lost. Since there are no _facts_ to support any theory explaining what Ebony Blade is doing in the basement, it could be just anything.
I wonder if the skeleton that is in the water just outside of dragons reach is the kids mom🤔
Unlikely considering in the game files, the kid in question is actually balgruufs BROTHER. Kind of crazy, probably something to do with cut content they forgot to go back and change. But definitely makes things complicated and intriguing
Maphala may have twisted the truth I mean, maybe, Balgruf's youngest does have a different mother... because the first wife died in childbirth from having Balgruf's second child, whom I assume is Dagney.
I personally believe Falion was mourning something or someone who fell to/ became a vampire
can also cure you of vampirism there
He could also simply be a worshipper of Molag Bal...or Molag Bal in person. Daedric princes do weirder things than contradict themselves.
Falion doesn't worship Molag Bol, he's a powerful wizard who knows how to undo Molag Bol's spell to cure you of vampirism by calling in the power of the Divines.
then why do the dawnguard send you too him if you are vampire@@Dracnoral1987
I’ve been playing so much Skyrim for the past few months. It’s so nice to see there are several youtubers striving to make good Skyrim videos although it’s not as popular as other things. Way to go fall damage!
You and me both have been playing a lot of Skyrim lately.
doesn't the augur of dunlain basically confirm that he himself is responsible for the great collapse, which also turned him into what he is now?
Yep
Never heard that. Maybe because i play the german version.
Does he ?….. give some context
@@windingroadelven I can't link videos because youtube, but there is one named "The Augur Of Dunlain - Skyrim's Most MYSTERIOUS Character Finally EXPOSED - Elder Scrolls Detective". by camelworks. I may be mistaken that he "merely" implies statements of the augur to mean that he did it, or that there is basically a "yeah I did it" moment - I am, however, not willing to watch the entire three hours again just to find the moment in which I was convinced :)
The entire video is great, and I do suggest watching, the creator did a LOT of work and it is really well put together.
Basically, he states that the augur of dunlain was well versed in reach magic and legends, and there seems to be an artifact that requires a LOT of death to provide immortality. And he, trying to gain said power, decided to just wreck the whole town.
Like I said, not entirely sure if this is explicitly stated, but SOMEWHERE in there, but I am confident that it was implied by the augur himself.
@@ponypapa6785camel works is a beast when it comes to elderscolls theories, he's also got a four hour long video about Reyda and Narfi.
Falion never remember curing us from vampirism, he cured one of my characters 5 times every time he acted like it was the first time. If he just could remember doing it, you think he should start to comment on it after awhile? "Again? You need to be more careful, I can cure you as many times as needed, but this simply can't be healthy" or something like that.
The Falion thing is part of cut content. It was a quest. Regarding Rune, that's the old norse word for secret. It's probably just a play on words considering the backstory they gave the character.
Poor Rune. I feel bad every playthrough.
The great collapse of Winterfell was almost certainly part of the mage's guild questline that got cut back, you were going to go back in time and either Ancano blew everything up, or the battle with him causes the damage. But they cut the storyline back either out of time limits or not wanting it to be a bigger and more awesome quest than the main one.
That would have been so cool.
Dude i guess you've mixed it with Game of Thrones lol.
@@Black-pq2iw yeah its Winterhold. In my defense, I have been battling a raging migraine all day
@@christophertaylor9100Hope you're feeling better
I'm not sure that's the case. They would have had to cover up a lot of things from the cut quest in that case. For one, even if it was time travel, people would have been around to see the events and would have known at least some of what happened. It's a college of mages and used to be a bigger town, there's no way you and Ancano could end up sent back in time by the Eye of Magnus and inadvertently caused the Great Collapse and absolutely nobody knows what happened, with the mages of the College even thinking it had to do with the Red Year. They'd know and have seen at least part of what happened. And yet despite all of the other traces of cut content, they fully managed to cover up and hide all of those details suggesting that happened?
Almost 12 years later Skyrim still has secrets yet to be discovered.
I'm very curious about the Jarl Ballin one. The Ebony Blade corrupts those who weild it and Mephala whispers in everyone's ears. So maybe Mephala whispered in Balgruuf's wife's ear and she was the one trying to kill her husband, only to be killed in return. It would explain why we never see her and why the blade is locked away.
BALGRUUF IS BALLIN'!? daaaaamn son I never knew the Jarl of Whiterun was chill like that
@@mr1spamification czcams.com/video/YPwFuCL33I8/video.html
Imagine this Plattform where you cure Vampirism is actually a sealed gate to the soul cairn since valion said he wandered in daedric realms and he can open it...
I always wished we could help fix up Winterhold, even if just building a Hearthfire house on the ruined buildings.
I think the bugs in jars are a sad thing. Anyway, I usually drop one close to each steward; might not be the greatest company but it's something, and I'm hardly ever around so those guys lead pretty lonesome lives.
i've got over 3k hours on skyrim and i'm still playing and loving the game all the time i've been playing since i was 6 with my and it forever be the best game oat (for me)
I have a theory that Balgruf was never married to begin with and each of his three known (and forth suspected) children were born to different women altogether. Which is why his supposed wife is never even hinted at.
The bugs in a jar wouldve been a cool plus 10% alchemy
Yeah honestly they should’ve implemented some kind of gain from them after they cut the original content.
At least the bugs make good decoration in the added homes
Regarding the bugs in jars, while some details are unknown, there's more known than you say even after mentioning Camelworks.
The level designers (the ones that designed the various areas of the map and set dressings and such) wanted to implement a quest to find all of the bugs and solve a puzzle. Beyond that little bit, the details of the quest are unknown. The issue is that they didn't really plan it with the part of the team that worked on quests and such. They got the bugs modelled and coded to work, placed them around, then asked about putting in the rest of the quest. It's more or less explained in Camelworks' video that they didn't really have it well thought out and planned ahead and so the team that worked on quests and such didn't agree to it.
Not quite the same as normal cut content, this was an idea made by one team for another to implement without any real discussion. Considering all pitched ideas to be cut content seems a bit much.
I belive there is a letter in Solstheim that talks about Rune. He doesnt react to what youve found so it's kind of dead end but at least the player finds out.
Did you know if you release a follower outside near ancano during the college of winterhold questline, they will for some reason attack each other forever, since neither of them can die. (i used lydia)
5 year hiatus. I believe I'll be venturing Skyrim again soon. Very few great games have released since. Elder scrolls an red dead, mass effect have been my gaming for 10 years.
"Older than the average gamer." Oh no lol!! I remember playing Pong and Alien Invaders. Guess I'm on the outside percentage 😄😄
The number after your scrren name is your age😂😅😂
That stone you used is from Ark survival evolved's fjordur map. By the way... Most of the Jarls are without their partners. The jarls of Morthal and Winterhold are exceptions.
Funny part about the Inigo mod is that it explains the purpose of the hard . Inigo comes with one himself that has a dragon fly. He explains that he himself was once turned into a bug and placed in a jar by a witch . The dragonfly he carry’s helped him escape and turn back . Apparently this witch had been turning people into bugs and keeping them as snacks in jars . The letters could perhaps be her weird labeling system or something
I'm glad the bug jars weren't part of a turn them in quest since I like them for decoration
I'm going to have to get me a console or switch. Was homeless for some years and haven't played in so long. Miss this game so much, can't stop watching CZcams videos on Skyrim.
the great collapse of Winterhold... the result: it was actually the aftershock of the Red Mountain eruption!
That's the theory of the mages in the College, and thus of some players, but if you look into the lore, that seems less likely. The Great Collapse happened in year 122 of the 4th era whereas the Red Year, when Red Mountain erupted and all of that happened, was year 5 of the 4th era, more than a century prior. Seems unlikely that a bunch of natural disasters, including a volcanic eruption, could lead to a bunch of land falling into the sea 117 years later...
loving the weekly uploads
The bugs in jars are collectible and can be displayed in your house. You get all the masks shields special weapons special stones dragon claws and the jars with bugs in them as well!
Im pretty sure Ulfric is the first Jarl everyone see’s in the game
lol
I actually do have some useful information regarding the NPC Rune. Before the release of Hearthfire DLC, i actually found a location on the shores of Solitude, showing what appeared to be a ritual site with runes on all the stones. I found a book and a quest came up "Return the book you found to Rune in the Thieves Guild", or something along those lines. I gave the book back to Rune, i recall him reading through the book and thanking me for finding it. I remember this so well, since it was my first charácter ever in Skyrim and i was doing a lot of exploring. It could be even a patch on steam before Hearthfire, i am unsure. Ever since Hearthfire or Dawnguard DLC was launched on Steam, ever other character i made (till this day) failed at finding that location. Is there any way to install Skyrim without any patches on Steam? i am very certain that "missing origin" can be solved, but was removed-/deleted in one of the updates.
I can kinda recall it, but from what I remember I've found it in a sunken ship. No idea where tho.
Wild Theory: The stone Rune possesses is the true name of Talos AND Akatosh, but cannot be spoken because it is a language that exceeds both A'edra and D'eadra, primordial tongue? Also, typing the name on console apparently causes the game to crash on ANY version! What sorcery did Todd use to make this game?!
@@XSilver_WaterX Maybe what you are typing in the console is causing some files-/data to conflic, hence the crash? as i mentioned, i cleary remember that ritual site and the quest popping up on my screen way back then just maybe a couple of months after the release of the game. Hearthfire DLC just came out or was about to be released.
The no stone unturned quest isnt really that difficult if you know where they are and keep tally
the bugs in a jar thing was already solved, it was supposed to be story oriented, but they never ended up doing it, so they literally dont mean anything. they just decided to keep them in the game.
They literally said that it was cut content in the video. I'm guessing you commented before fully watching lol
I'm going to guess Rune is from Atmora.
7:36 So people are going to believe the being that is known for deceit when it says that the boy is from a different mother? I'd just as soon assume it to be trying to stir up strife to make the son use the sword to kill his father.
But skyrim doesn't have mimics lol I'd love to be jumped by a chest, it would be the damn dwemer and falmer. A moving falmer chest that attacks would've been nuts even just one
Must have been a mod I had, but I remember fighting a mimic treasure chest in a cave a while back. Same creature shown in the thumbnail.
@RealBradMiller same here tbh & I always play vanilla skyrim...
@@SupremeOracle I am real late to the party with Skyrim, only getting into it during the pandemic. I modded it before I ever played it, so I didn't know what was vanilla or not; I'm now playing on Switch since my Xbox went out(so upset about it, I took excellent care of it!); Most brutal thing is there are no sky whales. 🤬 I think some of the deity mods, open cities, and more perks mods should just be part of the game, tbh.
@@RealBradMiller with all the skyrim releases, you're not late to the party! Damn did your fan died out?? Overheated? I agree also the immersive NPCs
@@SupremeOracle I guess that is true! Lol really love this game, don't know how they are going to top it with ES:VI.
It turned off as part of an update one day and never came back on. Replaced the power cord, no luck. 😭
Amazing content! 👍🏻
Please give us something about the Empire. 🙏🏻
I’ve 100% the game twice with and without mods and it always amazes me to find out things that I may have missed the context of or just plain didn’t read the books or notes and was finally given a TLDR of important info
> Winterhold
> Mage college
Conjure up a frikkin hammer and fix that bridge, will you?? - The Senile Scribbles, rightfully so
You got a like and a follow for the SpongeBob reference “he’s just standing there…menacingly “ 😂
I just now found out that Eisa came from that cave of bandits right outside of Whiterun
Nelkir has a sibling. He is the younger brother to Lydia.
Love Everything About This Game 🧡🧡
1:40 i love that spongebob quote
Lets goooo new Fall Damage bois
Just think, Skyrim will be an edgy teenager in just a year or two.
1:16 btw he can cure you if ur a vamp lord
Im here for the mimic pic. 😂
So balgruf has an Oedipus complex.... explains ALOT
I havent seen this being mentioned yet (maybe I missed it), but under the bridge of the entrance to Dragonsreach, you see a skeleton floating there....the missing wife. Or, possibly, the woman Balgruuf had an affair with who birthed Nelkir.
It has been mentioned that in Balgruuf's younger years of rulership he would visit his people and join them in celebration at the Bannered Mare. Which can easily lead to the affair.. and to avoid the shame, he murdered her after Nelkir was born. Possibly with the Blade.
Or, another theory, Nelkirs mother died at his birth, and Balgruuf slew his wife to keep his affair a secret ( with the Blade I'd imagine). Both of those theories are probably what happened. Dunno which one is the true one tho..
Falion, thought that was a department store oops my bad wrong game
About Rune…. Little surprised it wasn’t brought up, but I always saw his backstory as a nod to the character of Lonestar from Spaceballs.
That thumbnail though-
Falion at the summoning shrine reminds me of ESO where molag tries to subjagate nurn with his chains. Could it be he is watching over the summoning shrine to stave off any incursion. Could he have been a involved with ESO ?
Balgruf is a jerk if you leave Helgan before completing the training section. Yes i feel he murdered his wife. Why else would he have the ebony blade in hidden.
Runes exist in eso, ive never played but saw a video on them
Fun fact Skyrim has been out for 12 years, 2 months, and 8 days so far.
The blade from Mephala quest requires innocent blood to activate. If Balgruuf were to be evil, Mephala wouldn't try to kill him. Probably Mephala wanted him dead because he's aware of the blade and the offer. That's why the blade is kept locked. That's how you can tell he's a just man and is not responsible for his wife's death. You can stretch it and say someone killed her wife with the blade and got executed so that's how the blade ended up in Dragon's Reach.
Hm bugs with runes on their jar lids.... character named Rune... could they have been connected? Also both are Viking runes soo clearly Viking ruins existed at some point in a game full of Viking-like characters.
Been playing this game for 10 years multiple playthroughs every time i start a playthrough there is always something new that i didnt know existed this game is awsome and will last forever
Standing there! MENSINGLY!!!!!
You can't be serious dude. When the psijic order monk says that "you have set in motion a chain of events that cannot be stopped" he is VERY clearly referring to the eye of magnus which is the focal point of the whole college quest line.
I don't wish to sound rude but anyone who thinks he is referring to the collapse of winter hold needs to stop sniffing solvents.
One slightly unsettling mystery I have always failed to find any further information on is why Heimskr, that annoying mouthy preacher in whiterun, has what looks like a Daedric alter with two human skulls on it in his house.
0:03 the average gamer is well
Over 12 years of age actually
The average gamer is NOT 12 years old. Most industry sites and publications place the average gaming age between the late 20's to mid 30's. They also state that each year the number goes higher as the gaming population gets older and don't seem to stop playing games.
Started playing a character again just this week.
Is rune nordic?? I can't remember.. if so.. what if he's from admora?? Or whatever the place the nords are originally from is called.. kinda proof there's still ppl there.
0:03 Actually, the average video gamer is in their 30s ☝🤓
There an un-acknowledged skeleton under the bridge outside Dragonsreach. A theory is that is Balgruufs wife has been floating around the internet for years.
Skyrim will be 12 years old and I still haven't beat the game yet....I get far but eventually have to stop playing then I come back to it and make a new character lol....currently doing a archer play through
I enjoyed the rune theory
Wait so there isn’t some secret mimic ?…. Bruh that’s what I clicked on for
Honestly bus in hard had been a cut content grudge against Bethesda I've had since before its freaking official release. I want that quest line so damn bad.
I like your voice compared to other Skyrim youtubers
I wanted to see a mimic 😢
If the Daedric Prince of Lies tells me I don't have the same mom as my siblings, Imma slap a big 'ol "Sus" on that claim
You forgot the oart where theres a random skeleton underneath the bridge going to the keep
So you really want to hear something crazy I've been playing the same profile on my Xbox 360 since 2018 and I still play that same profile
There's one called Alice whom collects bugs in jars. There's another one thats a jar of flies, but Alice is in Chains.
Yes
How could the dragonborn be responsible im a lil confused
The symbols on the bug jars reveal The Elder Scrolls VI release date.
Or the location of Jimmy Hoffa's body
The REALLY unsettling thing is the "average" gamer is actually 35 years old and I'm STILL older than average 😭
I'd understand why he wouldn't (herma mora is annoying), but why doesn't Rune turn to Hermaus Mora to figure out what the rock means.
The real unanswered question is how many of the bug jars can you fit up your bottom?
New video? Already? Wow!
Ow That hurt pretty bad
2:25 If you have the follower mod Inigo installed he has a bit of dialogue about bugs in jars. He carries a jar that has a dragonfly in it. He calls it Mr. Dragonfly. Not to go too far into spoiling the content of the dialogue but the bugs are actually people transformed into bugs. Not official canon but a great theory added by an amazing mod.
That could fit into his story about being turned into one. 👍
Rune had Akaviri family I thought
well actualy, we know where is his wife, it's the skeleton under the litle bridge
It might be. I don't think bulgruf did it though my therory is that it is abinorn 'the werewolf form the dark brotherhood. If you are a werewolf when you meet him he says he used to be a companion before he goy kicked out. Since only the highly trusted members of the Companions become werewolfs he must have been kicked out for something bad . Like killing the jarls wife
sigh…
*loads another play through*
Hey you. You’re finally awake.
@@Mr.shadoe I heard this comment
I'm not sure that last theory has any marret. After all. The info is coming from the Deadric prince of LIES.
Right. I clicked because mimic. Now to see why mimic. (Soon) BUT WHY MIMIC
The average gamer is 35 years old. Not sure where you got your info, unless it was just a joke.
Must be so much fun to spend time with you
In the great collapse, what about when the elder shot the mountains at skyrim? Yes, in a cartoon, use giant water cannons. They shoot 2 mountain tops at skyrim for a frightening recording with vampires trying to destroy the world. This guy, i'd a girl who liked that hated him so much. He sold herself into slavery to escape him. He was willing to destroy the world to have her.
Always well, there's A. Dragon in that cartoon named Adeline. And they sent her back to skyrim to talk to the nords. They establish when paradoxes are caused by dragons, they become male. And there's a dragon that got it pregnant. It's one that has that weird bad creatures hanging from the tree that traveled backward in time and I said. I love to watch history one smacks the other.
Some say the skeleton in the water is his wife That seems a bit lazy IMO.
The bug jars are collectibles that can be placed in creation club homes
Fall damage
laughing in ethereal shout and canis root
@@ThrE3-GeS Oh no I forgot I didn't get the shout NOOOOOOOOOOOO AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Owwuuuhh
Starting to think that rune and the markings on the jars might be related. Probably not
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The average gamer is 35 so Skyrim isn’t even half as old as the average gamer which would be 17.5. Bros videos are good regardless.