Delphine: "You need to kill Paarthurnax." Dragonborn: "Can we discuss this by that really steep cliff over there?"

Played since about 1 year after the initial release, only found out now I can skip dialogues by pushing npcs

Spinning lockpick after successful lockpicking is an unwritten rule.

900+ hours in this game and never knew you could ride a horse like that in the water 1000+ hours still haven’t done it

You forgot the most important one : "Do you come to the cloud district very often ? Oh what am I saying, of course you don't" Quicksaving...

Can't help but notice at the start that Balgruuf and Ulfric were the two that didn't fall off on the first shout. The jarl who shouts, and the jarl who's studied the Greybeards since he was a kid.

600+ hours on Skyrim in steam alone and I have never thought of elemental fury mining. You have opened my eyes and I thank you

Dragonborn showed them the easiest way down 💀

I’m so happy I learned more tricks, and that other people do the lockpick victory dance

I feel so attacked right now by how accurate this all is.

2:15 apparently treason in skyrim is only punishable by 40 gold.

That lock pick wiggling got me... like what can I do in that ~1 second empty time frame lol

This video is a perfect example of how a race of Catfolk would conduct themselves if given sapience.

Roleplay as a normal guy. Don't ask me why but the first day I got the game, all I did was chop wood at Riverwood. Don't ask me why but it was fun...

Never knew you could launch dragon bones like that

03:00 lmfaoo trolling delphine was my fav past time

Wow, incredible, you just described everything i DIDN'T do in skyrim

i have learned many things from this video, frontmost that turn ethereal can be used to cancel fall damage

0:15 thats it folks the war is over

Bro I played since its release and I didn’t even know some of the things you did! I freaking love this game

5:48 choking on the grocery store cucumber be like:

The only one I've never let happen is Alduin eating me, I don't give him the satisfaction, I'd say my favorite of what I've done is the play as a normal guy thing, it's quite relaxed

2:40 I gotta do that? Uh, I've changed my mind.

For the Giant Airlines one, a cool thing I believe you can do is make two saves, then after getting launched, delete the newest save, and it’ll prevent the game from auto loading your save so you can watch your corpse’s entire fall

The role playability as a normal dudebro is what makes skyrim one of my favorite open world RPGs. A vast majority of other open worlds feel so empty and like smoke and mirrors to bloat the true scale of the game for no reason other to market the open world elements. Ghost Recon, Cyberpunk 2077, Assassins Creed, and so many other huge AAA titles just fall flat because there's nothing to make me feel like the world and the NPCs mean a damn. To me, scale means nothing without substance. In skyrim, there's a lot of substance in nearly every town. Side quests, normal day-to-day tasks, and the Anniversary edition allows you even more to live life as a normal person just enjoy the world space. My current favorite save is I'm a hunter/farmer on survival mode and I make regular commutes between Whiterun and the plantation. If there was an economy mod, I'd have run Rorikstead into the dirt. The game is good enough that I don't have to be spelunking in caves and ruins to always be having fun.

2:50 the Awkward silence and the "now its your turn" got me LOL

2:45 😂 intentionally tripping someone, classic bullying technique

As a matter of fact, I didn't. I didn't know you can skip NPC dialogue that way. Thanks for the info. This will help me if I decide to replay the game in the future.

Never knew they would attack for the opposite war armour. Interesting.

I do a bit of “normal guy” rp in every playthough. It’s so nice to relax and feel like you’re actually part of a functioning society

2:54 "No, I don't think I wanna go"

I’m actually surprised I didn’t know some of these. Gonna have to try ‘em next playthrough

5:15 that tactical quicksave

**Dismounts and mounts horse to gallop in the water** Oh, so I'm not the only one

Funnily enough, you can run through the gates when you are supposed to use whirlwind sprint

- The dragons are coming back to life, it's about to strick a civil war and even vampires are planning to take over all Tomriel! Dragonborn: 6:00

I've done less than half those things... but some of them are pretty niche. I routinely try to run away from Couriers... and the Dawnguard Orc... AND the Miraak Cultists... I vector dragon skeletons (and NPCs) into the sky, though I shouldn't since it destabilises the game... I have succeeded at saving Roggvir, though it is difficult. He just sharpens his sword in the corner of the platform forever... I have mined with Elemental Fury and all speed upgrades... I have occasionally ran on the dining tables, and just about every other navigable piece of furniture, and stood on Jarl Balgruuf's lap while talking down to him... I have conquered the Throat of the World on horseback... I have taken shortcuts you can't possibly imagine, and broken into nordic ruins through the exit via various means just to get to the word walls... I save before doors NOT to change the RNG of what lies on the other side, but as a precaution against load crashes... I routinely open empty urns by accident... and barrels... But that is about it. I haven't really done the other things. Plus you forgot the Elder Scrolls classic of knifing deer to death. My overwhelming compulsion from Oblivion carried over into Skyrim: Of chasing deer across the landscape with a knife to stab them to death and take their delicious venison. Finding myself overencumbered because I'm carrying 2000lbs of Venison is not a rare occurrence.

i thought speed mining with the ores was something i figured out myself but clearly not xD

You forgot using only "fus" at the large tables to see all the food flying

0:05 - The war is end

The fact that I've only done like half of these, yet played the game a thousand times shows just how much I have left to learn. It's like an addiction; it never truly leaves, just waits till I find another reason to need it.

Fun fact: those logs you can split with the machine are actually secret trampolines lol. Put a dead body on a set of those cut logs and when the logs disappear. Poof. Houston we have launch. (Can also delete your save before the screen cuts and wait for your body to get flung into the stratosphere 😂

3:20 I have 1400+ hours in this game and I never knew you could do that... that saves so much time!!

Honestly there's some stuff in here that's new to me even after like 1000 hours. That's the beauty of Skyrim.

5:32 i swear they are trying to fix this the npc's seem to fight the bucket off them now

04:10 - so true!

Greybeard: Now it's your turn Dragonborn: That's gonna be a hard act to follow. Edit: typo

You forgot spending 20 minutes jumping over the mountain range between Morthal and Whiterun instead of spending 10 minutes walking to the labrinythian pass. Unless im the only one that hard headed.

Played skyrim for over a decade. Have never riden a horse.

DB: *Paralyze Borri mid Whirlwind Sprint* Lol you became a fly Argnier: Now is your turn DB: fuck

600+ hours in Skyrim and I never knew you could fish! Definitely need to try this next time I load up this masterpiece!

I always rode the logs through the saw to see if it would slice me lol

You forgot to ride the log you just split into the pile 6:10

Well, he certainly did not fall short of showing us a whirlwind sprint. Heck knows how long it took him to master that one.

I love how Roggvirs head just falls off even though the axe was never swung. Poor man was destined to lose his head.

0:24 oh my😂😂😂 I thought I was the only one to do so while being overweight. In addition I also tend to use the Whirlwind Sprint :D

You forgot, "forgeting you quick saved on a cliff and load into a lethal descent"

I never got to see half the events in the cities because a dragon would land every time I tried to go anywhere

this video takes me back to 2011, man time has gone by

The fact that they are all true especially quicksaving before doors 😭🙏🏻🙏🏻

4:28 that's one of the most Khajiit things I've ever seen.

5:25 that's me and idk why

A few months ago I accidentally discovered the alduin could killed us in the beginning of the game by eating us almost lol

3:33 All these years playing Skyrim and I had NO idea you could mine with two pickaxes and Elemental Fury!

Dude just acheived world peace 9 seconds into the video

1:17 This is what magic does to those who were about to be executed. From the death of the executioner his head fell off.

5:41 : excuse me, *WHAT*?! Side note, I open empty containers by accident all the time.....

I just started a new play through and closed the door on Delphine for an unreasonable amount of time.

What a polite Dragonborn, helped them all quickly descend from the mountain.

Probably seven or eight years after the game came out, I finally got the game on my PC and loaded it up with mods, including the basic needs mod. After completing Bleak Falls Barrow, instead of continuing the quest in Whiterun I made a pit stop in Riverwood so my exhausted character could rest. It was then I learned that Delphine is absent from the Sleeping Giant if you go there before turning in the Dragonstone, because she's meeting Farengar at Dragonsreach. All these years later I'm still discovering little details.

The dialogue skipping blew my mind, gotta do a new playthrough

You forgot one, making a new character everytime you get to the quest The Way Of The Voice. Just me?

Never knew you could skip dialogue like that. Also never knew about the lock pick

I actually learned something new, despite my long journey through Skyrim since 2011. :) It is beautiful that this can still happen, watching someone else play! Thank you ;)

3:58 hahahahaah i do that everytime xd

"Things you did or regret not doing in SKyrim"

Great editing, hilarious 😂

You just instantly know what's going to happen before it even starts. Ah yes, we did that :D

You end alot of conflict with one shout on that mountain

Man I gotta play Skyrim again now

The creators of this game would be fuming if they saw this. The way you saved Roggvir and he still gets decapitated 😂😂😂

Literally every play through after the peace treaty in high hrothgar after being told to kill partysnakx…… esbern and Delphine take a flying lesson!!

Alter ich musste so lachen :D die idee hinter Minen abbauen war klug von dir :)

Am i the only one laughing at the irony that a Kahjiit is on the table knocking everything off like a common house cat?😅😂

That over encumbered one is so real

Some things I have done and some I have never even think of. Nice Video XD

3:45 agree

I've done a third of these and have become inspired to try the rest! 😂

I love how Roggvir‘s head still just falls off haha

0:58 bro edged the courier

I just play Skyrim to run on the tables while the hole room is watching.

got me good with the lockpicking there.. can't help but do just that after every successful locks haha

Running from the courier made me laugh more than i shouldve 🤣🤣

I learned that saving while on horseback made traveling.. challenging

Quality content, plenty here I’ve never seen before.

Bro some of these are just amazing things i never considered doing until now I thought becoming ethereal was mostly useless until now, but damn, that's a genius use for it

No, i did not do some of these things in Skyrim. Yes i will be doing them now.

this was a super handy vid thanks!

The shortcuts one got me

Player: **gets absolutely fucking massacred by a 30"10ft world eating dragon** Ralof: *"Come on, this way!"*