I play video games and create videos of me playing those video games. I also try to create original content with the video games I play, I like to livestream sometimes too depending on how I feel on the day etc. I haven’t really got much of schedule but I do try to bring out content when I’m able.
A little about me well I’m in my 20s for at least another 3 years, I’m a little shy and awkward so pardon my insecurity. I’m into many genres of media from video games to tv. I’m an avid gamer so when I’m not creating content or attending uni I’m playing video games.
I wish the makers of the game will make a movie to put shame on the gazillion dollar expenditure of bezos’ rings of power. But the game already has put bezos to shame and all those who support that disgusting show, imagine Elrond kissing Galadriel eeeew, and they say they have read the lore of Tolkien’s work and thus represent it in their loathsome show
"The Tolkien heir" who has never read the books is basing his assessment of the series on fanfic? Using arguments copied from Twitter or Reddit? Because Celebrimbor from the series is a million times more faithful to the books
10:43 this is my favourite line in both Shadow of Mordor and Shadow of War Its a reference to Galadriel in the Fellowship of the Ring when Frodo offered her the ring "all shall love me and despair." It showed that Celebrimbor has already become a slave to the power of the ring, be it the One or his own creation.
Weird how the DLC didn't stay accurate to the main story. We see Celebrimbor vs Sauron in an open field in shadow of Mordor and a massive battle, yet in the dlc they fight in a fort and the battle is much more... lame.
Yeah I suppose it is although despite my gameplay it’s a pretty quick boss fight to get done. Spamming Celebrimbor’s power until you deplete Sauron’s health and what I failed to realise in the video, attacking him once will end it.
@@ishythegamer_ I didn't do the AOE branching, just the single target branding. It becomes a much more exhilarating boss fight then. In my opinion the aoe branching should have been nerfed
I haven't played Hitman 2, but I bought Hitman 3 and the latest update allowed me to play some missions from Hitman 2 and enjoy all it has to offer, including the soundtrack.
Here's the great tragedy and irony of Sauron: because the Valar abandoned Middle Earth after defeating Melkor, and so did most Maiar spirits like Melian who could possibly match or defeat Sauron being also high level Maia, Middle Earth was his for the taking. He was default the lord of Middle Earth. All he needed to do was appear a noble leader and create a great realm of lesser Elves, men, and Dwarves among other beings, and make it fair, as the beings of Middle Earth, not of Melkor's faction were suckers for things fair. With his power it would have been easy to make such a realm, emulating the Valar in Aman. Instead he chose the path that failed his former boss Melkor. Melkor and Sauron were doomed to lose in the end, because of the nature of the world of Arda. They were destroyers, who built only to destroy. He built up his realm Mordor only to create the forces needed to conquer/destroy the rest of Middle Earth. The video game highlights that Sauron wasn't necessarily well liked by other dark beings like Shelob, the Balrog, or Smaug the Dragon. Gandalf was fearful Sauron would use Smaug to terrible effect. However, I am not so sure. The thing is, Sauron was not the highest of Melkor's government. There were others like Gothmog, lord of the Balrogs, who weren't subordinate to Sauron. I'll bet those fellow dark Maia of great power like that wouldn't necessarily thought much of him, nor go on bended knee to him. Sauron's problem at the end of the Third Age, even if he regains the One Ring, is only monsters, lesser men, and beasts are of his government, no, Elves, no Dwarves, no Eagles, no Ents, powerful spirits like Tom Bombadill and River Daughter as well as Beorn's descendants are against him, what turned out to be the worst, Hobbits/Halflings were against/fearful of him as well. In the end, no matter what, if Sauron recovered his Ring, and kills Aragorn, Galadriel, Celeborn, Thranduil and the men of Dale, and the Dwarves of the Lonely Mountain, wipes out Gondor and Rohan, powers through the hostile to everyone giants in the Misty Mountains, or maybe going through Moria, then overrunning Imladris and finishing off Gandalf, and maybe Elrond, there would still be survivors of all that running West, in the end, say, Sauron had an army of 100,000 low men and strong Orcs and a vat number of weaker goblins, an equally great army of Elves, men of all types, the Dunlendings, Rangers, surviving Gondor and Rohan peoples, Dwarves, and especially HOBBITS, they had a healthy realm with a relatively large population. They had a tradition of fighting Orcs who try to raid the Shire. They are fundamentally more accurate projectile warriors than humans. So all the Elves and Dwarves have to do is train up 50,000 or more Hobbits to be slingers and bowmen and equip them and let the Men and Dwarves be frontline melee fighters and Sauron's tired, beat up army will get slaughtered. He would have to show up himself Cirdan was still there. To lead the Elven contingent. The Grey Havens probably would have had considerable man/elf power. Maybe 10,000, the lesser men and remnant fleeing from the wreck of the realms further east, perhaps 20,000 to 25,000, the other Elves fleeing and in wandering bands as seen by the Hobbits maybe another 5,000, Dwarves, perhaps 5,000, they weren't very numerous, the Ents could have been counted on, then Tom Bomabadill and River Daughter would be involved as well, he saved the Hobbits on their quest, he would definitely help against Sauron seeking to exterminate the Shire, The Eagles would be involved as well. So an army of 95,000 to 100,000 plus Eagles, plus Ents, plus Tom Bombadill. That's a really powerful force that neither Sauron, nor his forces would be expecting.
It is said that Sauron was stronger at the beggining of the second age than melkor was at the end of the first one. And maybe the armored super troll would have been efficient as eliet units
Which is a mistake. He's and example of an Elf that doesn't understand what Gandalf and the true Wise do about the power level and status of beings like Sauron are. Sauron is the equivalent of a God in Greek and Norse Mythology. He's a lesser status one like one of the Muses, as are all Maia, and the Valar are the equivalent of the Olympian 12 or Odin, Thor, Freya, etc of the Norse Myths. Elves operate just like enhanced humans, they are like comics, superhumans, the strongest are only like Spiderman, while the middling ones like Celebrimbor here, are more like one trick ponies like the X-men, really powerful in only one or two ways. Celebrimbor isn't one that can kill a high Maia like Sauron in a fight, that is more a Feanor, or Glorifindel type of mightiest Elf. Celebrimbor is more like someone who can create great artifacts and slaughter men, lesser Elves, monsters like Orcs, Dwarves, but will lose 100 out of 100 times against the great powers of Arda, things like Sauron, the lord of the Great Eagles, Ents, things like Shelob as well.
