Please cover the Exosquad

Thanks

Please make a video about the Battle for Doldrey from Berserk!!!

have you seen those warriors from hammerfell they have curved swords, curved...swords!

Turkish language

well, the Hist apparently don't care much about what goes on outside of their direct domain, or they found the arrangement advantageous for themselves.

@@sizanogreen9900 Considering that the Hist likely shaped Argonians to appear more humanoid in order to facilitate interactions with the other races of Tamriel (hence the breasts), this is plausible.

@@DovahFett yeah, honestly I find the hist one of the more interesting things about the elder scrlolls. I hope they play a bigger role in an upcoming title eventually. They are just so delightfully alien.

@@sizanogreen9900 Try ESO there are so many lore about Argonian especially Murkmire DLC.

@@SK133Zangetsu yeah, I tried it when it came out but mmorpg's are just really not my cup of tea.

Numidium: is Online Mission the Liberation of Summerset Isle of the Pointy Eared B%$%^. Numidium: Better dead then Elfied

@@CommanderM117 what the fuck?

@@jonytequileiro he is quoting Liberty Prime, the giant death robot from fallout 3 and 4

@@caiomansourcastilho4614 yup tho Liberty Prime never swore

@@CommanderM117 That's super messed up. This is why the Thalmor and the Dominion hate the Empire... a mass genocide for not bending to the warmonger Tiber Septim? I'd hate Talos as well.

Pelinal Whitestrake is an aspect of Shezarr.

disaster at ionith first :^)

@Ein Niedersachse The old history may be more interesting, but less relevant to people who played Elder Scrolls IV & V. It will also be a good reminder of world events before Elder Scrolls VI is released in 2033 right after Half-Life 3.

@@badluck5647 bro just go read about it. Everyone is tired of Skyrim.

@@EMcKelvyF If everyone was tired of Skyrim, then why will so many people buy the game once it's ported to microwaves?

@@badluck5647 🤣🤣🤣👍

dragons breaks are based

@@maldito_sudaka fighting on wars from 1000 years ago and giving birth to ur parents, what a wonder dragon breaks are

Y'know The Thalmor are first-rate assholes, but knowing that they were conquered by a *time-breaking giant robot,* I kind of get where they come from?

@@resileaf9501 I would get that if they went after the guilty people, not after the people 1000 years into the future generations

@@theoneaboveallthelivingtri5862 Yeah, I agree. I'm just saying, that kind of thing, it's going to leave generational scarring and I can't really blame them for having a personal beef with Talos.

Absolutely

I think dragon age lore is much more complex than elder scrolls lore coz the ES lore has been told as facts from the books and scriptures that we can find on ES games but DA lore has only been told according to perspectives and beliefs from different races. so the true facts of DA lore still remain to be seen and that is the most interesting part of it...

@@irsyadasyrafmohamad9784 I agree. That's because Elder scrolls revolves around being a myth being told by countless people, while Dragon age despite having the same style is being more of a historical events. What I meant is how the stories are told, Elder scrolls have good lore but some events are vague and is sometimes just a simple events, motives, and even stories which is like myths are told. Dragon age on the other hand tells a complex story, background, complex motives, complex history, never ending politics, and shows that Wars is not always fought in the field (the greatest example is the Orlesian Games). Basically imagine a story teller telling us myths of the greek mythology, that's similar to Elder scrolls's story telling. While Dragon age is more of a historical texts that explains deep politics, betrayals. What I liked about dragon age is the lack of magic that can turn the tides of war, which Elder scrolls have a lot of. Even the inquisitor's mark, even tho it's something special it wasn't a war turning weapon and was even pretty useless in most of the war.

Too bad Bioware turned to shit and ruined the DA universe with everything past the first game

@@irsyadasyrafmohamad9784 "ES Lore has been told as facts", KEKW

Hannerfell is that populated by big stupid jellyfish

CURVED! SWORDS!

"At that close range, we won't last long against those Imperial ships." "We'll last longer than we will against that dragon, and we might just take a few of them with us."

@@jjhh320 lmao 😂

This is actually a good idea Dragon is basically air support In the Vietnam War, alot of Vietnamese unit knew the extreme effectiveness of US Air Support or Artillery ....so they always fight extremely close with US units

Elf King: That banging noise has been getting louder for a while now. Slave, go see what it is! Slave: (Looks out the window) I see a giant robot. Elf King: So the humans have martialled the Dwemer toys, have they? How many do you see. Slave: One, master. Elf King: Just the one?! Does the dragon souled fool think we will be so... Slave: No, master... I see only one. One giant, and nothing else.

@@The_Sigillite Numidium: Liberty Prime is Online Mission the Destruction of any and all Chinese's Communist. Numidium: Better dead then red.

The Original Rumbling

Numidium: Liberty Prime is Online Mission the Destruction of any and all Chinese's Elves Better dead then Elfied.

I completely agree. But at the same time, I am also hesitant. They would just have to really do it right (and don't ask me to define what "right" means...lol). It seems to me it's hit or miss when adaptations from games/books are made. Game of Thrones, excellent. The Witcher, very good. But the new(ish) series adapting The Wheel of Time (my favorite fantasy books of all time) was very "meh". But The Elder Scrolls is my favorite fantasy series (books, games, shows, or movies) period. Full stop. So, I would be overjoyed if they did make a movie or series from it; I would just have very very high expectations.

@@jimr9499 I would have the same expectations also. It’s just a shame that we, as fans, are so “hesitant” nowadays with wanting a live-action adaptation of things. It seems like Hollywood strikes out more than they get on base, let alone the rare time they actually hit a home run (I’m looking at the Lord of the Rings trilogy). I was (and am) happy to see how they treated Marvel. But man, the Star Wars sequels blew and while I loved the first few seasons of GOT, seasons 7 and 8 were rushed and just downright stupid. The Witcher is really good in my opinion. I’m excited to see where that goes. But I have been thinking over and over again about how a mini-series for Elder Scrolls would be amazing. I haven’t heard much of the Wheel of Time other than it’s good, so I’ll have to read it. If Hollywood can just pull their heads out of their own asses and hire a competent FAN of the series they are directing with competent writers (that stay far, far away from wokeness and identity politics), then the Elder Scrolls could be revolutionary in storytelling (and even film making) because frankly, there’s just nothing quite like it. People compare it all the time to LotR, but GOT is more similar. The Elder Scrolls has a certain “metaphysics” that really sets it apart from other fantasy genres. Plus, the heavy I involvement of the Gods and Lords of Oblivion (Aedra and Daedra) in Tamriel is unique compared to other fantasy genres, as fantasy usually steers clear of those tropes and leaves it up to mystery and imagination, which is fine, but seeing and interacting with the Gods in ES is so fascinating. Seeing adaptations of them would be cool. But I guess that’s what we have the games for.

The depth would make a movie longer than LOTR just to explain whats happening

Because Bethesda does not want lore to burden their dumbing down of the games.

@@budakbaongsiah well that’s on them. I understand that Skyrim is much more of a vanilla fantasy trope than their previous installments (Daggerfall and Morrowind in particular), but I just hope with the popularity of Skyrim they can realize that the true fans want the deep and profound lore. Like Peterson himself said (I’m paraphrasing and it’s not exact) “if a player wants to play the game and not dive into the lore - aka talking to everyone, exploring everything, and investigating all options, then that’s fine, but those who do those things and read the in-game books will have a whole other world to discover.” I hope Bethesda honors fans who follow people like Fudgemuppet and others who love the lore. I hope they add to and explain a bit more of the metaphysics of this universe. My only concern is how ESO is so bland and generic that I hope TES6 strays far away from ESO.

im blind pls explain

@@snakefake6847 oooh thank you

Haha no way they made an incredibly popular reference to an Elder Scrolls meme in an Elder Scrolls video! That's so crazy haha! So subtle!

@@snakefake6847 that’s not the reference lmao

Gamerpoop?

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Tiber was playing stellaris the entire time

We always can play medieval 2 total war mods... Lately CA isn't 100% reliable with their releases

@@GarkKahn Medieval 2 has not aged well. Mods is no replacement for a AAA title.

Don't give me hope

Only issue is what time period to set it in, as there's quite a few choice picks.

I feel like an rpg cannot cover a full scale war, and total war is the only viable option if you want to conquer tamriel once more

Not really. Reman, Alessia, Pelinal are worshipped as well but Bethesda is getting lazier and so Skybabies didn't even know that most of these even exist.

@@budakbaongsiah They are worshipped but they are not gods. Well, except Alessia if you count the Alessian Order who thought she was essentially Jesus. These are more similar to the saints of the dunmer than true gods. Edit: I mean, Alessia is usually referred to as Saint Alessia.

2 of those gods where Already gods 1 a Deadra the Other an Earthbone spirit. Mannimarco gained godhood via the Mantella.

@@Auriel_Direnni And Reman Cyrodiil.

​@@budakbaongsiahReman, Alessia and Pelinal did not become God's, if you have sources that say they are please share them

Not really stop, more like broken into pieces

they're playing with the Walk-brass again, better take a potty break

I mean, Phynaster and Syrabane (and Mannimarco) exist. There's also the implication that the Aldmeri pantheon ascended from mortality back to divinity. No, the problem is that Lorkhan is the elven version of Satan and Tibby was pretty much Genghis Khan.

Talos is a Dragonborn so: Good job, my boy

@@huntermad5668 Tiber Septim is a Shezarrine, an aspect of Shezarr the Missing God.

@@huntermad5668 Talos is an oversoul merged from the Shezarrines Zurin Arctus, Tiber Septim and Wulfharth.

It is in fashion to do BDSM with any dragon god of time.

thank you

Massacre does not genocide make.

Genocide is purposeful eradication of a race or species, this was simply high collateral damage. I Tiber wished do destroy all High Elves, he could, but he did not. Simply because he did not wish to commit genocides. He wanted provinces to submit, not to destroy them...

That's... Warhammer...

@@Auriel_Direnni same difference

Not at all

Chim is

Thanks for the nice words which I am responsible for and also for the misplaced landmark which will unfortunately stay for the series, which is after all man made lore for a game series and man is not perfect as we all know and accept with his own little mistakes and flaws which in return makes his story more unique and valuable maybe. :) Alas, maybe I am a gnome crafting deliberately imperfect goods or my sources were flawed or I liked the position more fitting aesteticaly but it is what it is. No hurt feelings, we are all sympatic nerds here. :D

@@otgunz Ah I see. Well let's just put it off to historical inaccuracy then. After all if one takes a look at the type of maps people crafted in our real world history, it's astounding people managed to not get completely lost within their own villages. 😂

Eh. Elder Scrolls itself couldn't be bothered on the location of places.