Skyrim is full of all sorts of exotic and beautiful creatures. From the majestic mountain rabbits to your mother in law, there's almost too many to keep track of and certainly too many great choices to limit yourself to just one of them for the entire game. So let's be all of them. Can You Beat Skyrim As A Ditto?
Thumbnail art made by: / drubbybaws
Mitten Squad Discord Party Town: www.Mitten.Land/
Skyrim Playable Monsters Mod: www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspeci...
Skyrim Species Randomizer Mod: www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods...
Check out some of my other videos if you liked this one:
Can You Beat Fallout: New Vegas With A Big Iron On Your Hip?: • Can You Beat Fallout: ...
Can you Beat Fallout: New Vegas By Killing Everyone?: • Can You Beat Fallout: ...
Can you Beat Fallout: New Vegas Without A Pip-Boy?: • Can You Beat Fallout N...
Can You Beat Fallout: New Vegas As A Necromancer?: • Can You Beat Fallout: ...
Can You Beat Fallout 4 Without A Pip-Boy?: • Can You Beat Fallout 4...
Can You Beat Fallout 3 Without Moving The Camera?: • Can You Beat Fallout 3...
Can You Beat Skyrim With Only A Fork?: • Can You Beat Skyrim Wi...
Can You Beat Skyrim With Only Telekinesis? • Can You Beat Skyrim Wi...
Can You Beat Skyrim As A Ditto? (in text form)
This challenge has been 2 years in the making. I've wanted to play Fallout or Skyrim as a Ditto for a long time but it was only recently my spores began to spread and others started to awaken to how great it is to not be human. I even considered calling this challenge something else but when BubbyDraws once again created beauty out of my minds madness, I knew it had to be done. To play as a Ditto, I used the Skyrim Species Randomizer mod which works with the Playable Monsters mod to become a Mitten Squad's wet dream. Every 5 minutes I'm transformed into a new creature by the mod. I don't have to pause the game and use a console command to make stuff happen. Let's go back for a second, to the beginning of the game. I wanna show you something special. By setting the FOV all the way up to 180, you can see what I see in real life. Even the boundaries of reality clip in and out of view just like my nose does on a constant basis. I chose a Khajit as my race because I couldn't see what any of the races were, fixed my vision with a single trick most doctors won't let you try, Alduin showed up, I entered the keep, and hit the switch to trigger my cataclysm. Sadly when I found this mod it was still a newborn. The bugs and glitches and quirks and features haven't been ironed out of its skull yet. Occasionally you'll transform into something that completely breaks the game. Other times you won't be able to attack at all regardless of your equipment, most creatures have no first person view, carry weight is the charisma of physical attributes, meaningless and infinite. You can’t jump, sprint, or crouch. Those are basic human concepts that can’t be applied to animals. Overall, the Skyrim Species Randomizer’s not not even remotely close to being the buggiest mod I've used. But considering the fact that this works at all, I'm not upset about it. That being said, this was not easy.
Animals are weak and confusing. Deer, for instance, hit like a stationary freight train. Before I go any further I should point out that I can't sprint jump or crouch. Outside the castle walls, i brought out my best set of eyes to take in the surroundings, tried to kill a butterfly, settled for watching it to uncover its mysterious, picked the Water Stone for the free flippers, and hit the beach. With a dead dog. I didn't stay in Riverwood too long. Rumor has it the town's been struck by a case of the blues since their town mascot passed away. I have a feeling they'll see him again one day. On the road to Whiterun I settled a debate with a couple street performers, transformed into a this, and realized how many creatures exist in Skyrim that I'm completely ignorant about. Like what is this noodle thing supposed to be?