Mr. Lord Cat well mine are explosive so idk.

Skyrim belongs to the gourds!

Well its true... Hit one and all of skyrim will be calling up your aas

@@exorias625 and marry one you get whole Skyrim at your wedding.

@@sheogorathdaedricprincesof2975 the only daedric prince id marry is nocturnal... Sorry Plus im a guy soo that makes it worse

You probably meant that everything IN Skyrim belongs to the Khajiit

@@terrrario1014 In fact, don't be surprised, if you wake up and you and your nice nord house are sudenly located in Elsweyr.

"Khajiit wants coin. Khajiit will kill dragons for coin."

No, SKYRIM BELONGS TO THE GOURDS! p.s (thats a mod, its fookin hilarious)

Koneko Draws The mod that turns guards into sweetrolls is funny too.

"asking nicely"...what are you ? a boot licking imperial ?

@Hoàng Nguyên you don't seem to understand how skyrim works...

@Hoàng Nguyên Balgruuf never challenged Ulfric what are you smoking?

Ulfric (and many other characters)did said that Torryg was a weak leader. Ulfric probably new they needed some one strong to leed Skyrim.(assuming that the dominion would try to attract Skyrim after it had gain its freedom and reinstated the worship of Talos) He probably though he was the better leader and tronger with military experience. So he he killed Torryg to send a message it was all a PLAN. (Just my idea)

@@anaelgamboarojas2874 I just thought that Ulfric was upset that Skyrim *had* a weak leader. And his temper and pride lead him to challenge Torygg which lead to the high kings death. But I do like your guess, honestly lol

Then they went out for some skooma, and never came back.

The last two should have been pounding other elves

@@Fenris2 Yeah I don't get why you'd just let your race die out. Although part of me wonders what would happen if you raised a Falmer on a diet of.. whatever Snow Elves eat.

Last time I was this early my dad was still around

Mathew C. What my dad said

Would be even more hillarious if there was a quest where she did just that.

Say what you like about Ulfric, his deadpan humor is the best lol

Me finds 2 snow elves and gets no reward why u bully me

Alfric might just be the best character in Skyrim 😂 also u was your comment as I heard him say it and I couldn't stop laughing

@@SHERMANDERMAN I'm the best jarl of Skyrim! Stormcloaks have one of the best armies all around the Tamriel!

Right? I want to know more about him knowing how to shout.

Oh yes

no he didn't fail he left to fight in the Great war

he did indeed leave of his own accord to fight the war, and yes the greybeards were pissed about the duel but they were already pissed bc he used their teachings for war (The Great War) so thats kinda it

HE didn't murder the High King. He challenged him to a duel and the High King agreed.

stormcloaks hate argonians and dark elves

@JAMES COBURN like when freewinter asks you "you one of those skyrim for the nords types?" "yeah, skyrim has no place for people like me... except maybe the houses and plots of land I bought in every single hold"

I'm a wood elf.

Robo Doober I always role play my Argonian Stormcloak as basically trying to weaken the Province so that Argonians can come in and invade after the war is over.

@@RoboDoober both are relatively bad. I chose stormcloaks as the less of two evils. I wish their was a third option where u the dragonborn ruled skyrim

Or an Altmer😀.

Or anything that isn't a Nord.

My Nerevarine of Morrowind was a levitating Redguard juggling with keening and sunder...

I actually really do LOVE my Dunmer Stormcloak Dragonborn. Makes for a really interesting dynamic and you can REALLY manipulate things in Windhelm to accomodate for the Dunmer in a Stormcloaked Windhelm.

Not if you join the Empire

Of many things

Which guy?

These comments always get me

"Guys is a very large place" Uh-oh Guy. Very large place. Nope. Just... No.

@@afinoxi (͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Roland Deák nah he meant blue palace cause why would he go there?

they are both blue

In windhelm they call it palace of the kings

He never gets to the cloud district either. Oh what am I saying, of course he doesn't.

@@Sacremas i'll have you know there's no PUSSSSSSSSSSSIEEEEEEE

Yeah all the forsworn mention the jarl killing them. Ulfric wasn't jarl till quite a while afterwards

What makes you think Hrolfdir had a say in that? It was Ulfric's men who reclaimed the city; Hrolfdir didn't have his own guards as they were sent off as conscripts or killed by the Reachmen. Hrolfdir would have been a puppet of Ulfric.

@@dutchpatriot17 Yeaaaah no. Ulfric did not claim Markarth for himself. He claimed it in the name of Hrolfdir and returned control of the Reach back over to him. Hence why the Forsworn say that it was "the Jarl" that ordered the crimes. The use of "The Jarl" implies that it would be the Jarl most known to the Reach rather then the invading Ulfric.

@@williamleonardreesejr.1992 Ulfric claimed Markarth because of his collaboration with the Thalmor. The Jarl ''ordered'' it, but can you guess who were spared? The ones picked out by the Silver-Bloods. What are the Silver-Bloods? The biggest Stormcloak toadies of the Reach.

@@dutchpatriot17 I REALLY think that that entire scheme was just Thonar's idea. I even doubt that Thongvar has even the slightest inkling about his brother's schemes.

he might have said it as a joke as Torryg had a lot of respect for Ulfric and when found in Sovrngarde states that if Ulfric had simply asked him to rebel against the Empire he would have done it as he was equally sick of their leniance towards the Thalmor

@@Riggy1991 there would have been still some sarcasm in it though as you also said as a joke...too bad Ulfric probably took the joke as an insult. Seems like every nord still on the side of the empire knows either about Ulfric's temper or how the war he caused is just making things worse...

@Riggy1991 It’s debatable if King Torygg would have seceded from the Empire and also as to how effective he would have actually been if he did. Some characters state that he would have, and many others state that he would not have. Torygg was said to have close connections with the Empire and would praise them frequently, but was also said to have some sympathies for the Stormcloak cause. He never publicly showed signs of discontentment at the White-Gold Concordat and avoided actually talking about it. Therefore, it’s hard to discern what his true positions or personal motives were, but all this really tells me is that High King Torygg was most likely more of a politician than he was a warrior king. However, no one can ever know for sure what Torygg would have done because, in the end, he never did do anything. Even when Ulfric was imprisoned by the Empire to be used as an imperial scapegoat after he had just liberated Markarth, King Torygg still did nothing. And, unfortunately, that’s how High King Torygg will be remembered for all his deeds, the king who did nothing and was slain for doing nothing.

@@Riggy1991 that's just a blatant lie lmao, he doesn't say anything even related to that.

High King Torygg's last words were apparently "Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me."

Some of the dialogs in the quests to assassinate Mede suggest that that may be the goal behind the assassination. "To force a necessary change in policy." IIRC is the quote. Possibly the end goal was to stop being allies of the Thalmor, and kick them out of Skyrim.

I'm almost always siding with the empire cause I don't want anything to do with the big amount of racists that support Ulfric, but boy do I hate them Thalmor. Strutting about believing to be above everything else.. disgusting

@@ecvjtv2778 thats the thing i noticed. While the stormcloaks were racist, the Thalmor were worse. They actively went into other lands and subjugate the people, while the stormcloaks just wanted to be able to rule their land their way.

@@steveno3141 I remember the first time I was doing the peace meeting in high hrothgar. Because of reasons stated earlier, I had intended to support the imperials in about everything. But when I saw Elenwen walk through the door and hearing her "reason" to be there, I made her leave directly. She actually "flew" out the door the first time he he 😏

@@marhawkman303 The Empire is not an ally of the Thalmor. And if you know anything about what happened after the death of Pelagius, you'd know that this has to do with family relations, nothing more.

Stormcloacks are Ulfric puppets

@@giorgosgeorgiou1702 no...they're his army....damn imperial always trying to screw us over with honeyed words...

@@joethewarbringer69 an army he named after himself.....talk about narcissism

@@recklessabandon5678 the imperials named them that before they were just "nord millitia"

@@joethewarbringer69 legate Rikke literally says that Ulfric gave them that name.....

What's really sad is that I used to be one of those people(what can I say, I was a dumb, overly emotional teenager with aspergers), but then I eventually realized that it's just a game and that it's not worth THAT much debate.

Tyler Burns It is not just a game. It’s an ideology between politics that we go to war for today. People who don’t agree and therefor think something must be wrong mentally with the opposition. Skyrim has showed me firsthand that what’s common sense to you, is not common sense to others. I strongly believe that the High Elves are amongst the worst. If Skyrim politics were used today, I’d be called a racist and a bigot for even saying that without any research into my reasoning by the accusers. You can learn something from how easily the People of Skyrim can be manipulated, especially when related to our world.

Real world politics: I SLEEP Skyrim Politics: REAL SHIT?

@@universal_wisdom3416 Literally every person before the late 20th centyry would be considered "racist and bigoted" today. Says something about the arrogance and insanity of the modern world ideology. The Elder Scrolls universe shows rather well how important it is to have a racial interest and preference for one's own kind, like every other organism that ever lived before the "modern, enlightened" western man.

@@Aethuviel it isn't important to uphold one's race. It really depends on one's upbringing and the experience you've made with "outsiders" interracial couples wouldn't simply exist with your logic. that's why I'll choose the empire over the storm cloaks every time they acknowledge that skyrim isn't only populated by the nords conservatism is weakening society. The thalmor are the real danger here Tullius just tries to unify every race that is living in skyrim to hold a chance against them if things get sour.

.. unless you're an Argonian Nightingale. *goes home with a full pack of TheMasked Artist's belongings* =)

@@jamesanthony8438 "This one needs something?" *casually oblivious*

Yeahhhh you stole a comment.

Anyone read this in a Khajiit accent lol

Me: your souls are mine and only mine *while making a army in skyrim specail edition with mods*

I thought he was captain of the docks and meant to act as an adviser to this

@@sirhenry9313 There was some more cut dialog for the guy that he has with Ambarys: Captain Lonely-Gale: "If anything actually happens, call a guard." Ambarys: "If the guards in the Gray Quarter weren't a bunch of n'wahs, I wouldn't be here talking to you." Captain Lonely-Gale: "My men have their orders. But it's a big city and there's a war on. Plus these murders. A few dark elves getting shoved around doesn't amount to much." Ambarys: "Typical Nord. Beard for brains." Captain Lonely-Gale: "Watch that tongue, Rendar, or your whole lot could be down with the Argonians hauling ballast by tomorrow."

@@williamleonardreesejr.1992 Did not know that. I've only played on xbox 360 and xbox one, so I haven't been able to delve into all the cut dialogue

It's possible, but the wording is definitely not what I'd have put in as a writer if I wanted Ulfric to be the "good guy". Suggesting he doesn't want a race war *right now* (busy fighting another war) is very very different from suggesting he doesn't want a race war *at all*.

@@JB-xl2jc I don't think Ulfric himself sees himself as the "Good Guy". Just better then the Empire and he later agrees with Tullius that the Empire are not the "Bad Guys" either. But it is not his Empire. Ulfric. . . . is very complicated and I imagine would be diagnosed with SEVERE PTSD as well as several other issues as a torture survivor.

Now that’s a bruh moment

Damn I love that quote

Sounds like the sunk cost fallacy in action. Ulfric has no chill.

dont worry i killed the emperor after i killed ulfric in civil war

@@chadnorris8257 Seriously. "I fight because I don't want to admit I was wrong! I fight because I've deluded myself and gotten enough people killed hat admitting I was a fool would get me killed!" Badass quote but... kinda delusional. I can't bring myself to do a Stormcloak run.

Did someone steal your sweet roll?!

Sliix, this made me laugh way harder than I should’ve

Mermaid 89253 hahah

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Sliix I’m a nord I want to eat your profile pic...

Let this be the top comment. 😂

THAT’S MY LINE

What are you saying? Of course he doesn't.

I'll have you know, there is no PUSSIIIIIEEEEEE (guard beats someone)

@@FelipeGames-py4gr those ManSl4yer line is never gets old 😂😂

Ya but mostly because I keep murdering and or torturing the guy who keeps saying that to me.....

yeah and there was no way torygg was gonna get rid of the empire

Zionist Thalmor*

@@gannielukks1811 *Fascist Thalmor

@@themikatoon nah

@@gannielukks1811 based

Who wouldnt want nate in their head

Who wouldn’t want Nate inside them

@@SwooshJush83 Who wouldn't want Nate banging them

connor langridge yeah who wouldnt

Who wouldn’t want Nate fondling them in the shower

''The Jarl of Windhelm, Ulfric Stormcloak, claims to be the High King of Skyrim, and is leading the rebellion against the Empire.'' -Loading Screen, Skyrim To quote the oath of the Stormcloaks: ''I do swear my blood and honor to the service of Ulfric Stormcloak Jarl of Windhelm and *true High King of Skyrim* .'' The man makes an oath in which his supporters literally declare him the ''true High King''. Ulfric keeps the Moot from meeting unless if he has installed nothing but puppets. When the Jarls demand the Moot, Ulfric refuses, and outright damns, it.

@@dutchpatriot17 Again, I am not saying that he doesn't /see/ himself as the most likely next High King. His followers obviously state that they want him to be the High King, else, well, they wouldn't be his followers in a Civil War following the death of the former one by Ulfric's hands. But that is his followers, and not him. Same with the oath, which you have to swear to Galmar, not Ulfric. So yes, does Ulfric think he should become High King? Absolutely. But there is a HUGE difference in going for that position, and in outright declaring himself '[true] High King'. I'll say it again at the end, but this makes the difference between a revolution and outright usurpation, and that's a huge one. All I can find of him saying anything about the matter right now is: "There hasn't been a true High King in Skyrim for generations. For too long he's been hand-picked by the Emperor, and given emphatic nods by milk-drinking Jarls addicted to Imperial coin. It's time we had a real king. One of our own making." Galmar: "Your words give voice to what we all feel, Ulfric. And that's why you will be High King. But the day words are enough, will be the day when soldiers like us are no longer needed." Ulfric: "I would gladly retire from the world were such a day to dawn." Galmar: "And now, I present to you, Ulfric Stormcloak, hero of the people, liberator and High King of Skyrim!" Ulfric: "I am indeed Ulfric Stormcloak, and at my side the man/woman we know as Stormblade, and the world knows as the Dragonborn. And indeed, there are many that call us heroes. But it is all of you who are the true heroes! It was you who fought a dying Empire who sunk its claws into our land, trying to drag us down with it. It was you who fought the Thalmor and their puppets who would have us deny our gods and our heritage. It was you who fought your kin who didn't understand our cause, who weren't willing to pay the price of our freedom. But more than that, it was you who fought for Skyrim, for our right to fight our own battles... To return to our glory and traditions, to determine our own future!" Soldiers: "Huzzah!" Ulfric: "And it is for these reasons that I cannot accept the mantle of "High King." Not until the Moot declares that title should adorn my shoulders will I accept it." "Indeed, Elisif has become Jarl of Solitude, historically and conveniently home of the High King, backed by Imperial interests. But the Moot has not yet met to name her High Queen. And they won't. Not as long as I have any say in it." [After the Battle for Solitude has been won by the Stormcloaks] Ulfric: "Then it is settled. The Jarl will continue to rule Solitude, I will garrison armies here to ward off Imperial attempts to reclaim the city. And in due time, the Moot will meet, and settle the claim to High King once and for all. [...]" Ulfric: "How'd I do?" Galmar: "Eh, not so bad. Nice touch about the High King." Ulfric: "Thank you, I thought so, too." Galmar: "It's a foregone conclusion, you know." Ulfric: "Oh, I know." Finally, if you ask Ulfric if he is to be called High King now, he will tell you: "No, not yet. We'll wait for the Moot to name me High King. It'll be better for all that way. [...]" [ en.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Ulfric_Stormcloak ] He challenges the throne for sure, and he officially does so. Quite literally, that's how Torygg died. And yes, he absolutely intends to become High King. But he does /not/ outright call himself the High King. Which might seem minor, but oh hell it is not; that would be usurpation and politically on a completely different scale. Instead, he lets his followers carry this word around, and (mostly?) appoints Jarls who he knows would vote in favour of him during the moot. And sure he does that, else the entire Civil War wouldn't have a point to begin with - the Imperials do the same, for a good reason. You can call these new Jarls 'puppets' of the Empire for the same reason, but really this is just a very basic political move for whichever faction wins, and shouldn't be judged on either side...

@@raelaash4759 Who do you think created that oath? And how come you ignore the canonical loading screen? It's not the Empire that keeps the Moot from meeting, it's Ulfric who does that.

@@dutchpatriot17 I do not know who created the oath, and neither do you. The moot not meeting has /nothing/ to do with the question of whether or not Ulfric literally called himself the [true] High King at any point in time or not, which is the only thing I commented on. I could answer your question anyway, but won't, because this was never what I intended with my comment and you're leading the conversation off-topic with it. And the loading screen is standing in direct contrast to several, very direct in-game quotes which /you/ are ignoring. When in doubt, I would /always/ take an actual in-game voiceline over a sentence on a loading screen that was probably put there during a different phase of game development, maybe even different people than those who wrote the actual conflict happening in-game. It's very, very clear that he does not ever call himself High King, and even makes a point of that fact several times, towards his own closest followers, unasked. If you want to desperately cling onto what someone wrote on a loading screen, I'll still go with "claims to be" meaning maybe in close circles, 1:1, to Galmar. He absolutely never officially claimed that for himself. And saying he did in a video about his character is just spreading wrong information. The very opposite has been emphasized again and again during the Civil War storyline... Edit: I want people who are as interested in this conflict to know where I am coming from and why I mention it - Yes, I did go with the Stormcloaks in-game. No, I don't want to heat up the endless debate, because I think it's beautiful that TES is built upon the very principle that the player chooses what happens, and whatever we choose is 100% canon in our game. I think it's beautiful we are both right, just because we want it to be right. That's the D&D spirit, and the reason I love this game franchise so much! BUT, if you do open the debate, be fair. Do not spread misinformation on either side, it tends to get uglier than it needs to very quickly. Nate said he's with the Imperials, which is great! But as a KZfaqr with a huge fanbase, when he makes a video about a character he's obviously decided against in his gameplay, he does have to watch his step. Everyone knows this gets heated quickly. Don't be unfair. Stay objective. I'm sure he overlooked this one, so I wanted to point it out for anyone interested in the debate.

@@raelaash4759 You honestly believe that it *wasn't the leader of the Stormcloaks who created the oath of the Stormcloaks* ? A loading screen is a canon source. Reason being that it doesn't suffer from the Unreliable Narrator; as it's a direct source written by Bethesda. Your refusal of this only shows your bias towards the Stormcloaks.

Muiri gets involved with a bandit and gets screwed over, also Muiri gets involved with a member of an Assassin cult. She really knows how to pick em

Same

Isn’t not playing Skyrim illegal or something

Have you heard of Argonian Ale?

That's why i fus ro dah him a thousand times to show how unfair he was when he challenged torygg then used the shout during the battle

That was thousands of years ago, not hundreds.

The problem is, Dark Elves are not exactly the same with as High Elves. And Argonians in Windhelm suffers the most. About Talos, many Imperials worship Talos as well, and many of the Nord Legion soldiers, including Legate Rikke, still believes in Talos. These people just realise that is the cost to fight another day and to not be subdued by the Thalmor. They see the REAL threat in the southwest, and wish to wipe them to live in peace again and worship what they want to worship.

The ban on Talos worship wasn't enforced until Ulfric started the rebellion. That in turn meant the Thalmor were allowed into the land and started enforcing it. Ulfric is using religion as the likes of Al Qaida and ISIS do. He's a complex character but I can't support him. He and his followers are racists and there is insinuation from dialogue within the game that they want to cleanse Skyrim of non-nords. Though, there seems to be a lot of that in Elder Scrolls (Dunmer aren't a fan of outlanders, Redguards hate High Elves and maybe Elves on general, Nords wiping out the snow elves and the Snow Elves attempts to wipe them out prior, the Dwemer and their treatment of the Snow elves, etc.)

I agree. Especially after hearing Nate's spiels on the history of Skyrim. The Nords of thwarted every invasion on Tamrial as a whole time after time. They literally win every time they are invaded. But suddenly they have to stop worshipping their God because the rest of the empire lost a war that didn't even take place in Skyrim? Hell nah! I don't like Ulfric, I obviously don't have an issue with kajjit or argonians, but I'm a stormcloak cuz screw the empire.

@@Stevo-4896 The religious freedom your fighting for will lead too skyrim losing against the thalmor and getting conquered because overall the empire barely sent any troops to fight the stormcloaks and when the game started General tullius already captured ulfric stormcloak and won but Alduin saved him. The empire did that with less troops but still lost to the dominion so how would skyrim that is overall weaker than the entire dominion hold back the thalmor and win, they can't. The empire outlawed talos so the empire and it's people could survive once the second great war starts they would allow talos warship again because talos is tiber septim who founded the empire. Ulfric was someone who craved power so he used the current politcal climate to amass a following and started a ruckus about talos being outlawed even thought the law wasn't being enforced which brought this to the thalmors attention and wound up forcing the empire so they had more time to prepare for the second great war, to enforce the law which caused more people to flock to ulfrics banner. The thalmor wanted this civil war so both skyrim and the empire were weakened it say so in a dossier in the thalmor embassy. My argument against Ulfric's actions has nothing to do with his alleged racism - it's that his actions were hasty, short-sighted, and ultimately helped Alduin and the Thalmor more than the Nords, even if they ended up winning. I should also add that I like Ulfric as a character. He has many admirable traits. Why were his actions hasty? Because I believe, based on dialogue from multiple sources, that Torygg could have been convinced to see things from Ulfric's point of view in time. It's said that the young man idolized the Jarl of Windhelm and help him up as an example of a true Nord hero. Ulfric decided to make a dramatic, hasty move by assassinating the King, when I believe some sort of understanding could have been had between them. Why were his actions short-sighted? His anger and frustration at the terms of the White Gold Concordant are not only felt by him and the Jarls who support the rebellion, but to a certain degree by all Nords. It did indeed feel like a betrayal when Mede signed the document. That's a given. However, it's telling how other Nords and their Jarls chose to cope with this cultural shift. Jarl Balgruuf is a good example. He puts the people of Whiterun first. He has no aspirations of being High King. He only entered the war when he felt he didn't have a choice. That's because he and the other western Jarls realize the knife's edge their society is on now, and the real danger the Aldmeri Dominion poses the races of Men. He hates them as much as Ulfric, but he realizes when to act and when to bide his time. How does the war aid the enemies of Skyrim? Quite simply, any aggression between the nations the Aldmeri Dominion opposes benefits them more than the combatants. The Great War cost Cyrodiil a lot. Many Bretons, Redguards and Nords died fighting for the Empire in that war, as well. The Concordant that ended the war was signed because neither side wanted to spare any more of its young people on the battlefield. The Empire barely survived. If it fractures into smaller pieces, it surely won't next time. Imagine a power lifter who maxes out at 650 lbs. What happens when you add 20 more lbs on top of that? That's the extra burden Cyrodiil would face without troops from Skyrim, and once it falls, Skyrim's borders are wide open for the Dominion to march right in. Not good, my friends. And the Dragons? This one is simple. Alduin literally feeds on the souls of Nord dead in Sovngarde. He doesn't care what uniform they wear. Eating people makes him stronger. He's already a god. He poses a huge threat. Feeding him is the last thing Skyrim should be doing. True, Ulfric had no way of knowing this, but in hindsight it's a good illustration of the folly of this war. Last but not least, the duel was only legitimate through an archaic set of laws in Skyrim Ulfric and his supporters are quick to point out that he challenged Torygg "In the old way". It's true that Torygg accepted, begrudgingly. His reputation was on the line. I get that. Thing is, though, such a duel has about as much legitimacy in 4th Era Skyrim as a pistol duel between two presidential candidates would in our own world. Ulfric cites tradition, but he doesn't mention the whole "dueling to the death for kingship" thing is an archaic tradition from thousands of years ago. That's simply not how Nordic kings are chosen any more. It was way back in the Dawn Era and the First Era, but it stopped by the Second. The Empires that Reman Cyrodiil and Tiber Septim built changed Nord society a lot. It's important to keep in mind that if we're going to honor Talos as a god, part of that is respecting the wishes the mortal man Tiber Septim had. He had a clear and concise vision for how his subject kings are chosen. It's a civilized process. It doesn't involve stabbing people in the heart. Praise Talos and respect his laws, I say. Titus Mede II may be an unpopular ruler, but he's still the inheritor of the throne of the Septims, for better or worse. Respect the office and the Empire, if not the man. Skyrim has been part of the Empire for the better part of a thousand years. Imperial Law is not some tyrannical thing being imposed upon them. They chose the yoke willingly when they bowed down to Septim in the 2nd Era. You sleep where you make your bed.

@@antonewatters6967 I respect the hustle and appreciate the history lesson.

How can you hate reading and listening? And then play Skyrim of all games?? I think you're brother would've been better off playing COD or some LEGO games, lol.

@@The.Usurper He was 10 at the time dude. Politics is hard to grasp at that age. I think you should take your own advice and stop gatekeeping.

@@The.Usurper To be fair, Skyrim is one of the less dialogue-heavy Elder Scrolls games. You can have a decent chance at beating a lot of quests, even if you have no ide why you're doing them.

Windhelm is Dwarven heritage. But hey Skyrim belongs to the Nords right.

@@frankwang1533 uh no it isn't

@@frankwang1533 That's Markarth, my guy

Hecking Bamboozled Whoops my bad. I probably should sleep a bit before I type anything.

@@frankwang1533 Haha, probably so.

@August Aleksander Mauritzen the empire had nothing to do with it. It was the yarl of markarth who made promise he couldn't keep. He says it himself. Go play Skyrim. Talk to the yarl of markarth. He said he made the deal Ulfric. The empire wasn't even in markarth, they could of took the city themselves if they had troops there. He made the promise on behalf of the empire, but he has no authority to do so. He knew this. Why would they keep promise to a traitor, who they never made that promise to in the first place. Plus the empire has no control over one hold in skyrim. Skyrim was part of the empire but it was ruled by the high king. Who would have ask the empire to sent troops to retake markarth. The don't rule independent holds.

@August Aleksander Mauritzen dude the wiki isn't a Canon source. Anybody can edit that shit. Believe what bullshit you want. The yarl made the promise not the empire.

@August Aleksander Mauritzen go fuck yourself.

@August Aleksander Mauritzen you spelled several words wrong and then correct me for one word. What a hypocrit. You definitely aren't a "scholar".

I know he uses Immersive Armors. Some of the armor is very unique(and thus recognizable), and you can see it in a lot of his videos. He most likely also uses Immersive Weapons, but I'm not 100% sure. He does for sure use Royal Armory, as you can see the unique weapons on some of the special characters. I am pretty sure he uses a cloaks mod, possibly Cloaks of Skyrim. He may also use Steel Woodcutter Axe, but I can't tell for sure. It looks like it, but I'm not 100%. The following I am not sure if he uses, but are good for immersion and are more or less lore friendly(or compatible). I will stick with weapons and armor type mods, but may branch a little. Other mods that I don't know if he uses but are really good for weapons and armors are Legend of The Dragonborn(Massive questline and lots of collectibles, and new artifacts), Awesome Artifacts(buffs weak unique artifacts), and realistic Melee Range(makes it so there isn't a three foot gust of air that damages you during attacks). Animated Armory is good as well, and has some good addon mods that make it better(I suggest 1st Person Spear and Rapier Animations, and a good pair mod for it called Rapier and Dagger SSE). Ars Metallica is a good smithing overhaul that adds decent realism. I would not be able to tell you his graphics mods, sadly. If you want any other mod suggestions outside of weapons and armor type things feel free to ask. I have a pretty hefty modlist with everything from tiny tweaks to major overhauls and everything in between.

And the chicken

Playable goat mod when?

@@azzythechristianfurry that's litterally a thing since 2013...

You HERETIC! Skyrim obviously belongs to be mudcrabs.

@@stoormtrooper22 I ate all of those too

Ohh, yes please! I'd really like to know why he acts the way he does when we meet him, but is looked down upon by so many people during this time. Sure, the White-Gold Concordat is the big Thing a lot of people hate him for, but especially what Amaund Motierre said after learning of his death made me extremely curious about what's really going on in the political ranks of the Imperial City. I'm afraid we just don't /have/ confirmed answers for that available, since it would interfere too much with the Civil War questline... But some background info on the (late) Emperor would be much needed!

Nah bruh, FudgeMuppet is better JK, they are equally good

Couchwarrior TV.

Seed LeveL immortal HD...hope someone gets the joke

Indeed, he does. Especially when you burn him to death using deadly mutilation mod. It's quite amusing to hear a burned to a crisp and then reanimated guy go: "Make it quick. I'm a very busy man."

@@undeniableluck1239 I'm not sure what you are talking about, friend.

@@undeniableluck1239 TRAITOR!

Exactly, Torygg was often spoken of as weak or 'a boy' and a puppet to the empire. The fact that he let Skyrim dwindle the way he did thus far shows that he did not have the backbone to stand up for his people without the threat of a civil war. And for a people who place heavy emphasis on traditions and honor, where leadership falls to the one with the most strength of mind and arm, Torygg was too weak to lead Skyrim out of that situation. Ulfric was practically the only one who could ever hope to do so. Granted, Torygg died with his boots on and with honor during that duel. But i'm convinced this was the only way Ulfric could have handled the situation. A legal means to remove Torygg as High King, saving both sides honor (the shout is a legal practice, though so ancient it hadn't been heard of in generations if i recall correctly) and sending a message to both the imperial and Thalmor sides and Skyrims own people and its Jarls. Conflict could not have been avoided since Ulfric had to be High King to actually get results. Never even mentioned tht he wanted power for power sake, in fact the opposite, he often looked up against it but accepted that he had to do it. Torygg knew this the moment Ulfric issued the challenge. He was redeemed in a way, fighting to the end. Don't get me started on Elisif though....

@@MADhorseKD Leadership of Skyrim, by Nord tradition, is placed in the lap of the previous High King. Stop talking if you don't know Nord culture. Ulfric murdered Torygg. Ulfric has shown nothing but a lust for power; ~Betrayed the Greybeards and Kyne's gift ~Joined the Legion ~Collaborated with the Thalmor ~Murdered the High King, then refuses to let a fair Moot meet

The high king would sceaded peacefully without trying to start a war with the Empire.

​@@dutchpatriot17 What are you even talking about? How can leadership go from the current High King (who died) to a previous one? Its a hereditary title, meaning the previous ones would be dead... A moot can be called to decide who will be named the new High King when there are no heirs, when the current High King had been bested in a duel by a Jarl or when the High King refuses to engage with said duel, automatically forfeiting the fight. elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/High_King#cite_note-Sybille-2 At which point the moot would most likely already be in favor of the Jarl at this point. He did not murder Torygg... He killed him during an honor duel which Torygg accepted and stands by ancient right as a sacred tradition in Skyrim, once which 'by law' the ruling class must adhere to. The one thing that's being used to call it unlawful was the use of the voice. The reason why this is, is because even the current time Nords aren't clear whether it was legal or not. Hence the writing team slipping us another schism. A shout was used but the context remains unclear for most as many attest to the fight being over as soon as it began and people not knowing wtf was even going on. Ulfric himself claims in private that his sword ended it. - At Helgen, they said you shouted the King to death? "Not entirely true, though not entirely false either. Any Nord can learn the Way of the Voice by studying with the Greybeards, given enough ambition and dedication. My shouting Torygg to the ground proved he had neither. However, it was my sword piercing his heart that killed him." lust for power: he has not.... in fact he has explicitly expressed that the only reason he seeks it is to protect his people. Not a hint for personal gain to be found. Heck, The guy eschews calling his seat in Windhelm his. Instead referring to it as Ysgramors and his own fathers seat. elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/Ulfric_Stormcloak_(Skyrim) 1) How exactly? They way of the voice is just that a 'way'. Just as Yoga, bushido, kendo, etc are ways of doing 'something'. Its the same as when Luke left Yoda to find Han and Leia to help them. Ulfric couldnt stand sitting idle and do nothing, he had to give up his teachings, abandon it all together and join the fight to protect the world below. He even consciously chose to avoid using the voice and if he did to not use it lightly. - When asked about the shout: So you know how to Shout? "Yes. Although I rarely use my training. The Greybeards believe the Voice should be used only for worship of Kynareth. I have... fallen from their strict teaching, but I still don't feel it should be used lightly. Not all of Arngeir's lecturing was wasted, it seems." 2) He joined the legion out of a sense of Duty to what he once swore to protect, what he once believed to be true and just. He 'used' to see the imperium as a positive something until they betrayed everything that they had fought for to begin with. All that blood and suffering for nothing. 3) You mean how they made him angry and to believe that his eventual spilling of beans at the hand of a torturer was crucial to the imperial city falling? despite it having already done so? And for them to set him free and watch the results? Sure...'That's' working together...I'm sure he got a free house and several scratch off lottery tickets to go with that as well. He was used. 4) Again, not murdered. in the eyes of the imperials perhaps, sure. Even to the last moment before you'd end up killing Ulfric, they (non nord imperials) show a complete ignorance and disdain for any tradition or custom that the Nords have. No wonder 'they' would spit on that custom as well and call it a murder. And you mean how he first replaced corrupt and imperial leaning jarls with his supporters? Which is exactly what the imperials do as well? It's a necessary evil as much as becoming high King was in order to pull Skyrim out of the mess it was in. It wouldn't be pretty but he'd get the job done. If you are going to slander my knowledge, please provide links to your 'facts' instead of spewing imperial dogma. that's not helping the debate nor is it contributing to a meaningful, entertaining or interesting conversation. If you wish to pick this up further, ill see when i have the time.

@@MADhorseKD Ulfric murdered Torygg because duels for the throne are never to the death in Skyrim. Ever spoken to Jorunn the Skald-King? Ulfric does have a desire for power, and puts it above his people. We see this first-hand when the man hesitates to go to a peace council to fight the Dragons and keep his people safe because it ''might make him lose support for the throne''. That man does not give a damn about his subjects. 1) The Way of the Voice is not anything like Yoga. It's a way of worship; Kyne gave the Voice to Man to best Dragons, not for their own selfish pursuits. Ulfric, by using the Voice for personal gain, abuse this gift of Kyne. The man shouted people to their deaths at Markarth and used it agaist Torygg, both instances of nothing but personal greed. 2) He joined the Legion because he saw a way to further increase his power. He had now mastered two words of power, this was his chance to master his way of the sword. 3) After the Great War, Ulfric was all too happy to collaborate with the Thalmor. Direct and cooperative contact, and him proving his worth as an asset to the Thalmor. Man even provided them with a neat little excuse to send their Justiciars to Skyrim, only didn't count on being backstabbed by his Thalmor overlords. 4) Ulfric did murder Torygg, that's canon. Ulfric's the one that damns the Moot and the Jarls. Ulfric's the one that keeps a fair Moot from meeting, not the Empire. Your ignorance on this topic is laughable.

If I were to be placed into Skyrim, my reply would be. "Yeah. Milk taste better than alcohol anyway. Promotes bone growth and less 'poisonous' too. Huray calcium! Huray milk drinkers!"

Cow milk actually weakens your bones due to its amino acids that your body needs to leech calcium from your bones in order to neutralize. Additionally, we must not forget that it needs to be boiled (pasteurized) prior to consumption, lest we get sick from the bacteria, blood, and cow pus. Even then, most of the world (about two-thirds) is lactose intolerant. Oh, and dairy also has lots of estrogen, so it can quite literally make you weaker

@@Dominus_Augustus Citation needed. I've been drinking milk for many many moons and I'm not weak.

@@BansheeKing22 He's full of shit. All milk we drink is pastreurized so that tidbit is pointless anyway and dairy doesn't make you weaker. In fact, milk is encouraged for muscle mass and recovery.

@@Kilo_Alpha_Delta plus milk just tastes good. Chocolate milk too.

Long live the Empire!

No, he only spoke of it. He never asked.

The thing is, Captain Lonely-Gale actually helps the jarl

fun fact; Captain Lonely-Gale is Mr Manly Men

Doesnt the Dragonborn also disregard the Greybeards teachings for something we believe is "bigger than ourselves", just like what Ulfric did? We are cooler than Ulfric and so ours is clearly more important than Ulfric's crap

@@jonathanweir6710 unless you play like I do and ignore the main quest entirely until level 30.

But then you do the main quest and betray their teachings then lol. Level 3 or 30, doesnt make a difference

I thinky you mean Torygg and Legate Rikke?

@@aysseralwan Yeah. I never can remember how to spell some characters' names

And your evidence for this is...?

@@undeniableluck1239 from what I remember, there are some lines from the general tulius that imply it. But it has been a long time so I don't have an exact source for it

@@draktanarkarazgrong3431 Must be if you decide to join the empire then...cause I've only ever heard something like that from either Elisif, her steward, or her wizard.