Instead they created a monster in the end. A soulless husk.

ben shapiro DESTROYS my sand castle i spent ALL DAY MAKING

@@quanicle101 Ben Shapiro REKT my life with ALCOHOL and SPEEDING WITH A CAR WHILE MY SON WAS WALKING

SirHansVonThunderCock TheMagnificentGodKingOfItaly when your in the airplane and Ben Shapiro DESTROYS the left wing.

Facts don’t care about your feelings

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*slaps the top of Heart of Lorkhan* Dunmer Salesman: "This baby can hold so much soul!"

Avengers reference nice!

Dwemer: *slaps heart of lorkhan* Also dwemer:

@@nazzeem_4388 Do you get to the cloud district very often? Oh what am i saying, you're extinct!

Particularly when your rocking the broken IQ build.... Seriously, Nerf Humans please! They are dominating the meta! Added: TierZoo does good work, recommend watching.

Not only that, they also prepared for a crossover with the SRW franchise!

Well, The Elder Scrolls universe or "Mundus" is actually a dream. I personally think that it might be the dream of somebody in the world of Fallout which would then make the connection needed for a few theories.

It all returns to nothing It all comes tumbling down tumbling down tumbling down

Raggeird 076 What are the theories? If they’re just dreams, then there’s not much they have to do with each other. Unless in Fallout they build things they see in their Elder Scrolls dreams.

clap the Heart of Lorkhan, get clapped by the Heart of Lorkhan.

Rebelzize ahh the dagoth ur boss fight. I remember that I was very confused during it since I had forgotten that I had to hit the heart with the hammer AND sword.

I don't think they are that interesting, we know what made them disappear but we just don't know what happened to them

I dont think that they are the most intersting in all tes unvirese, i think that the akavir land is more intersting, becouse we know barly nothing about them

@Khashon Haselrig they disappeared because Kagrenac was experimenting with the heart of Lorkhan. There is a quest in Skyrim in which a mage from the College recreates that on a smaller scale and he disappears. You can then summon his ,,shade''. Most likely the Dwemer were absorbed by the Numidium or the Heart itself, because the only thing those have in common with the dragonborn is that all are in some sense and degree divine

@@asafbochnick3712 I agree, there are also different continents we know even less about! And there are also all the realms of Oblivion, Aetherius, the Moons and other interesting things we know little about like Hist or the Dirreni tower

I remember that it looked a little like this.

Probably the most likely answer. In Black Marsh, Argonians fear the idea of technological advancement because they've been taught by the Hist Trees that it is a fruitless effort. The rest of Tamriel probably feel the same way.

They have no need to advance when they have magic

When you have magic you don't need technology...

@@sirsir9665Dwemer technology uses magic

Thats a good theory and makes sense, I have my own though. The people of Tamriel have their cultures and understanding of the world so centered around magic and the gods that their technology doesn't advanced down the path the Dwemer did. The Dwemer controlled the world around them, and everything in it Man and Mer went with the flow of their lands of Aedra and Daedra

He has a nice penis sword

I dont know much about vivec (about him as a person) but i tend to not like him, because he took Molag Bals dick and shoved it into Azuras mouth (I like Azura)

Jacob Johnston there's also Amaranth when you sacrifice your chim and become a new god head. You dream but awaken at once.

I love Morrowind as well. Over the next couple of years, I'm hoping to finally finish drawings of the Vvardenfell Glass Armor and start building a complete set to wear.

Alec, *spear Jacob, *ChIM

Have faith, unlike the Dwemer.

If the Dwemer come back they'll probably be the new Falmer

@@whoknows7968 How and why would they be the new Falmer?

A A Cause if they are alive they've been in a different dimension for thousands of years, the Dwemer have definitely changed somewhat in that time

Who Knows that’s a dumb Theory

“Zero-Sum is a preferable alternative to Daedra worship!”

DEATH IS A PREFERABLE ALTERNATIVE TO RELIGION

Ah yes, from the Brotherhood of Brass

Haha true !

*Red Daedra Threat spotted on Dwemer soil!*

Also if they never existed no trace of them would exist. So, no Dwemer ruins, artifacts, armor, weapons, etc. I have long rejected the idea that they zero-summed.

Skyrim does hint at another possibility with the quest Arniel's Endeavour, which ends with the scholar striking a Warped Soul Gem with Keening, disappearing in a wave of distorted air, and being brought back as a shade by the Dragonborn.

Lord Suicide......

They probably bound themselves to Numidum, sort of like how Arniel bound himself to the dragonborn.

@Anderson Dalmeus Not possible. We literally have a living dwemer.

@@Super50ldier He said Akatosh....

a game that plays in the past

I’d love to play an elder scrolls that deals directly with them, the mystery around them, and the disappearance of them. Even if it’s just DLC for the next Elder Scrolls, I’d love to have it.

I’d love for them to advance the series time and have a moment when the dwemer suddenly show up again. Maybe like alduin in Skyrim.

While this is pretty cool, most of the coolness of dwemer is the fact that they disappeared so suddenly and all the mysticism around it. I think that if the dwemer would come back it would be very very hard, probably impossible to make them live up to their lore, like some philosopher said, the beauty of dreams is that they are not real

The Illuminati the mystery behind the dwemer is what makes them so interesting I doubt the entire race will return as a whole but I really hope we see at least 1 more dwarf in a future installment

I've seen a theory that they were sent to the far past

Want to explain Dreamselfing? I've never heard of it

The name itself it really just a place holder for Anti-CHIM as Dagoth Ur is the only instance as we know to achieve this weird and abstract form. To understand it, you must understand the importance of the Godhead, zero sum, and CHIM. The Godhhead allows us to understand that the world of Elder scrolls is a dream constructed by Anu the Everything. The Dream is made of a code that uses 1s and 0s known as the Dreamsleave. The act of Zero summing is weird in the fact that the code goes "I AM I AND I ARE ALL WE" aka 1-1=0 thus the person would "disappear" and any evidence of the person or the chiming in place would disappear. Zero sum essentially makes two versions of the person who tries to CHIM, one that will disappear and one who never tried it in the first place. During the act of being Zero sum, the person is both not disappearing and disappearing at the same time. CHIM uses the code "I AM I AND I ARE ALL WE BUT I AM STILL I" 1-1+1=CHIM. CHIM brings you to the understanding by showing you the Godhead and the world itself. The Cosmological world itself is often presented as a wheel with spokes leading to the material world, however those who reach CHIM will see the world in a new perspective, as a tower and not a wheel. Essentially they go from seeing a O to an I. Those who CHIM know they are a small part of a dream but are self-loving enough to not zero-sum. Dreamsleaving/Dreamselfing/Anti-CHIM is weird to explain as Dagoth Ur doesn't go into detail of his transformation as he doesn't understand it himself. Dagoth is and was dead, however due to Lorkhan shenanigans, Dagoth was warped into the Dreamsleave itself. Dagoth Ur gazed upon the creation of the world and saw ∞, he did not see the Godhead but merely his being as a connected circuit within the Dreamsleave. Essentially, because of his death, he achieved the code -1(dead)+1(But I exist in the world)-1(But I am not here)=DAGOTH UR. Dagoth ur began to believe that the Dreamsleave was his flesh, which is why the Dreamers dream and why they partake in the Sharmat's "House of me". Dagoth Ur's true plan was one of his own subconscious, to turn the entirety of the Cosmos into DAGOTH UR.

what drugs were the lore writers taking when coming up with this shit?

don't get me wrong, it's really good but fuck man

therodyman700 A mix of chlorine and LSD in their coffee every morning

The ending of that mod is so forgettable and anticlimactic.

With Keening being rediscovered as lore, all of the rare and valuable treasures of past successful adventurers seems exceedingly likely to be rediscovered.

How about Dragon souls? A being holding more Dragon Souls than any before

It only takes three Shezzarines to power the Numidium. And seeing how heart stones are being researched by Neloth, it isn’t far fetched that a new Mantella oversoul could be made out of three black soul gems attached to a heart stone.

Didn’t Sotha Sil almost build a Numidium

How about the wye of magnis?

The laws of the world or the "earth-bones" are the gods who completly gave themselves to creation and became one with munds. These basic laws are manifested in subtle tones and chimes. For example shouting is focusing and using these fundermental tones. The dwemer on the other hand dont use but alter and defile the original tone with their tonal architecture in order to fit to their applicatiins.

@Doubleranged Shouting is tonal architecture I belief.. Your bending and changing the very laws of the world itself at will.. I belief the Numidium is taking shouting to the extreme.. And Blade-Singers summon a powerful sword using their own very willpower.. Its effeciency depending on the will of the summoner, a powerful sword singer can create the most powerful swords at will able to cut through anything it touches.. So I imagine that again is something similiar to tonal architecture.. You have to imagine the entire universe of the Elder Scrolls a song and if you have powerful enough willpower you can try to insert notes yourself instead of just singing along and doing so might bring you great benifits.. It isn't magic, because in a sense your bending reality itself instead of channeling magicka from Aetherius.. Your last part is interesting though.. I do agree with it.. I always thought the same and the argument can be made from the lore perspective as well.. Since important people like Vivec had similiar perspectives on Lorkhan his "betrayal"..

Ross Jones So you’re saying if Vivec zero summed his city would disappear?

Yes, all traces of Vivec would disappear. Zero summing is the process of being completely wiped from all history.

remember arniel gane... he understood what the dwemer did.. he repeated the process.. just on a much much much much smaller scale.. the result.. his body got erased and bound to YOU which was the closet most power magical entity or whatever.. arniels experiment and result is the closet and only other example in lore... we can not simply ignore this... if we just take the results arniel produced and increase them on a large scale... it may just mean all the dwemer got their souls bound to a giant angry dwemer plate.. i mean the numidium.. lmao i dont think the numidium is a actually conscious thinking being like the dragonborn which is why YOU can summon arneil at will... i just believe the dwemer are shit out of luck and bound for eternity to their greatest tool... the brass god.. xb basically imagine ur soul bound to ur favorite coffee mug.. xb pretty shitty way to live if u can even call that living...

Maaquchi The Anumidium, is a god, and all TES gods are “uncunscious” in a way. As for the fate of the dwemer, they became the Anumidium’s skin, a sort of metaphor for what it looks like. They wanted divinity and they got it from fusing with a god. And said god is made to sat NO to existence. They zero summed in a way, probably breaking linear time first and then zero summing so that the Anumidium would negate itself, otherwise you can’t negate existance if you don’t exist. Then the Anumidium negated it’s negation and came back, got destroyed in a way and lost it’s dwemer over soul, becoming the Numidium. The heart also stayed in Red Mountain during these events, as it needed to exist for the Anumidium not to. Then Tiber Septim made the Mantella, a fake Heart of Lorkhan, used the Numidium who now just broke reality because it glitched since it has no programmed purpose now. The they broke it again or it made itself disappear or something. Thereafter Dagoth made Akhulakan, the last Numidium, but never got actibated.

A good way to explain it would be: If there was a race in the Elder Scrolls that zero summed, we'd never know.

A big robot vs. a god who's so powerful and unstable that turning it on causes reality itself to break. Gee, I wonder who would win.

Sergei Ivanovich Mosin But a big robot with NUKES! ☢️😉

Ya plus the god can’t turn on so it can defend/attack

More like Numidium vs Mazinger Z, the black steel fortress, avatar of Zeus and potential universal threat. The Numidium is to Liberty Prime what Mazinger Zero is to Gundam.

Liberty Prime would be erased from existence.Maybe literally

Sounds like a hell of a plot for a movie/series

They kinda did for a while. I really hope they come back some day in a future game. Like, the revival of the Dwemer suddenly reappearing, doing everything to reclaim their place as top dogs of Tamriel. Would be really interesting. Bethesda could introduce a ton of steampunk and manapunk stuff into it, too. New weapons, new armors, new magics, maybe new FORMS of magics. Would be kind of cool.

@@prince_nocturne quit giving them ideas for lootboxes!

@@acloserlook5823 The moment I see a loot box in a Bethesda game, I'm out. I prefer the big chunks of DLC they do, and leave th e 'loot box' style stuff to modders. It's a better model and they print money as it is right now.

they were technologically advanced but it didn't really give them much advantage over the traditional magic. their weapons and armor were very good quality for normal everyday equipment, but it didn't have advantage over the magic being used by other races. Had they focused their efforts on devising ways to conquer the world they likely could have done it, but that's not where their interest was. they were interested in understanding the world so they could escape it. Understand that Mer in general accept that they are trapped here by virtue of Lorkan's treachery. The driving force of Dwemer science and technology was to find a way to overcome what Lorkan did. They saw themselves as subdivisions of one of the original eternal spirits that was tricked by Lorkan. (as a sidenote I suspect that narrative by the Mer is mistaken. I suspect they, and all mortals, are part of Lorkan. Residue left over when the Aedra tore Lorkan asunder. Perhaps this is the real secret to Dwemer technology, they finally understood that Lorkan isn't the great enemy, THEY are Lorkan.)

Daedric princes would undermine them if they got too strong, Dwemer are boring from a daedric prince perspective.

In the wiki it's said that they melt into the skin of the Numidum. As the Numidium is a god they kinda become one

A break from preaching? Heresy!

Can u stop yelling when you preach it's annoying

We all know you're still preaching to yourself!

SHOW YOU THE POWER OF TALOS!

Heimskr of ASS MAN!

That SCP crossover tho

@@LucasDimoveo what if numidum IS the broken god

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This guy CHIMs

But what if you don't exist and you are just a figment of your own imagination...

Bane BlackGuard - how can I imagine if I don't exist in some capacity?

in your own imagination. the very definition of god. all that exists does so on a thought. everything is a figment of your own imagination. including you. nothing existed before you.

Bane BlackGuard - just because nothing existed before i did doesn't mean I don't exist, it simply means that I exist now and not then.

"I think so I am not" ?

Their stuff still exists because other races knew that it did, so it wouldn't disappear for everyone else.

@Matheus Moreira yep, like that fact that before Talos became a god and chim'ed Cyrodil was a jungle but he made it so that it was never a jungle, basically removing the jungles of Cyrodil from now, the future and the past, in this timeline they never existed but in the timeline that Talos was originally from they did exist, in a weird way chiming makes a new timeline/parallel universe

@@TheZebinator it doesn't make any parallel worlds or timelines, it changes the one you're currently in

Presumably, only the living Dwemer zero-summed

I’m smell the plot to ea6

*es6

Only the one true god could get to the cloud district very often.

Fuck you Nazeem.

The god of getting killed

Daedric prince of ego, his oblivion plain is called the cloud district, the plain is described as a horrible nordic city full of highly egocentric and powerful lesser daedras called braiths, his only known artefact is the jarls ball licker, an all mighty tongue capable of leveling the speechcraft of the mortals when speaking to the most important people

His shrine is represented by the shape of a Jarl's backside.

Kôzô Fuyutsuki: When Man created Evangelion, were we trying to create a clone of God? Yui Ikari: Of course. Yeah it's pretty much the same.

Think about this: the game said it was about a thousand feet high. Convert it to kilometers, its about 3.4 kilometers high. So it would be EXTREMELY huge

I remember when I first played skyrim, I just adored all things dwemer, the armor, the centurions (which nearly made me shit myself when I hit it for the first time with what I think was a steel sword and doing nothing.) and all the rest.

The one on Solstheim that you have to go through for the main quest isn't so bad, but that's more because of Neloth and the fact that there aren't any Falmer.

dude thats the one I hate the most!!! wuuuuuuuuuttt

@@Janoha17 ES3 Dwemer ruins were the absolute worst

Kagrumez is the best one

30k, 40 is full Imperial Cult

You just have to find the right Google-holes to fall into.

thanks for pointing out what he already said in the video + adding some bullshit to it

There is a simplier explanation. Yagrum, or however exactly is he called in the Morrowind, claims (if you give him the right books), that Kagrenac was simply wrong in his theories. This fits what Vivek says, that he doesn't sense Dwemer's presence in any reality. Thus, Numidium is just a giant robot that got wrecked and forgotten, while Kagrenac simply screwed up and unintentionally annihilated his race misusing the Heart and the tools.