@@tristanbrewer4523 if you put poison of rage to his inventory while sneaking, he will attack everyone and guards will kill him and that kill dont counts as your kill so guards dont chase you after that. This trick also works on Avenichi on Solitude in brotherhood quest, after poison she will kill his husband and attack solitude guard, then you will see an Solitude guards vs Imperial agents brawl 🙂
Well I mean, every Skyrim Playthrough that features that little trick usually results in you deliberately toning down your OP gear so you can experience a challenge.
Nazeem really just watched a random dude kill someone in full ebony plate armour with two swings of an iron dagger and then went "yeah this seems like someone I should insult"
Imagine if he donated a potion of restoration to the temple of kynareth in whiterun, some novice would drink it and use healing hands on a sick guy/wounded soldier with 19373897452937% improved restoration and the dude just becomes god
@@VoltyOnYT hold the sell button on your potion for 17388281847284 gold and move your cursor over one of their inventories and then infinitely make them buy the potion they bought over and over and get speech to legendary x50
The Ebony Warrior is actually a title that is passed down to whoever slays the current holder of the title. The equipping of the armour and teabagging is part of the ritual
Imagine being the court wizard and this guy dressed in rags just waltzes in, pushes you aside from your alchemy table and starts brewing the sickest potions you've ever seen in your life, and then proceeds to drink them and brew new ones, repeating it for 5 minutes straight. And then he just turns around and leaves, doing some parkour over a table and jumping over the maid on his way out.
@@JostDraws I just picture dragonborn saying "Dont make me drink this" inside a fort filled with hundreds of bandits. Bandit" "Or what?" Dragonborn: *Takes a sip* Entire fort: Drops dead.
Everyone's talking about Nazeem and the court wizard nah bro, imagine being that hunter just minding ur own business when this half naked maniac comes out of nowhere attacks you, steals ur horse and then yeets himself 50 million feet away
@@kerrick7621 use the fortify restoration glitch to make a powerful item for fortify alchemy, then make water breathing potions and then make alchemy legendary, if you then sell the potion you can also legendary speech, and it takes one potion to go from 15 to 100 in both speech and alchemy
How bizzare it must be to be the ebony warrior training your whole life to face a great warrior...only to find out the most powerful man in all of Tamriel is some scraggly looking dude who has literally spent the last 15 minutes guzzling potions watch him craft a dagger that could cut a hole in the universe then kill you with said dagger. Skyrim is Amazing......
Imagine being Arcadia and seeing this homeless guy run in, proceed to throw the entire treasury of Whiterun at you while yelling at you to train them in alchemy, then proceeding to smack you in the face multiple times with a blast of fire that changes every single item on your shelf before leaving
You know, I can actually see the dialogue of that video to actually be in a Bethesda game delivered by a Nazeem type of guy. Then when you pickpocket/kill him for his potions, you realize that these are actually the weakest potions you’ve seen in the entire playthrough.
@@shookt1569 Ralof: At what 69 speed? Ulfric: I’ve no idea what it means either; it just popped into my head. (That was a joke, and I know you were only joking as well).
So, we have... - the Alduin Helgen Keep parcour; - some quickloading shenanigans; - the horse catapult; - the "sell them their own stuff" glitch; - the quickloading merchant inventory reset; - the duplication glitch; - the fortify restoration loop. In the words of a very wise man, "now that's a lotta damage!".
This gets even better once you realise that a random dude waiting on a mountain in sub par armour takes thrice the time to kill than the first Dragonborn living in a different plane of oblivion
Adrianne: Welcome, traveler. What can i get you? Dragonborn: You wanna buy that leather helmet in your pocket for 141 gold? Adrianne: You drive a hard bargin. I'm in.
@@collenrivers9762 Its a glitch that be exploited by pressing certain buttons in the sell menu that convinces NPCs that their inventory is actually yours. They will then proceed to pay you for their items
@@worldlinezero4783 Nope, the fastest supercomputer in the world has a maximum processing speed of one thousand trillion floating-point calculations per second (55 petaFLOPS). The human brain operates at 1 exaFLOP, equivalent to a billion billion calculations per second. It's also much more energy efficient, since it operates with the energy of a lightbulb.
all i can imagine when he's making those potions is that he's continuously just wringing out a fish into a pile of salt and it makes a deafening explosion while instantly shoving almost divine levels of alchemical knowledge directly into his brain
@@ofesp8122 basically he sells his shit to her, her wallet goes empty, he saves and then he agroes her by roasting her, this kinda resets her or updates her which causes her money to reset when he loads to his save before agroing her, and then he sells his shit. Repeat
Ebony warrior heard how good you were at getting off of horses, waiting, drinking potions, and he also heard about that one knife you made that could possibly cut the world in half if dropped and said "that's the guy." Also, Farengar: *sees dirty unwashed man in rags* "I had you figured for a mage" I guess there are certain stereotypes for mages in skyrim.
"Reminds me of the first time I started smithing." As he using black magic to create a weapon so terrifying, it could rip a hole in the fabric of reality and time itself.
Special edition is on game pass so I'm playing it again. Also, there's eso. We've been gifted an amazing game with tons of replay value and people are complaining lol.
This is just a theory. But as a special enemy, maybe he has a absolutely insane armor boost for the first hit, to avoid players killing him with the sneak dagger trick. Maybe, honestly probably not but 🤣
I don't think so, the dagger "only" deal 1000 damage I think, that's the end game boss one of the strongest enemy in the game, of course he doesn't die in one hit with a dagger overpowered. Someone not cheating can get a two handed weapon dealing I think 450 damage, so yeah, that would take 5/6 hit to kill him
I used the restoration potion glitch to smith weapons so broken that the weapon damage was a negative number. I almost thought it would actually heal enemies but instead it popped them out of existence
@@benjip7414 Guess I was wrong then, misusing it doesn't pop you out of existence, it pops *your victims* of out existence (The reason this happens is because of value overflow, and Skyrim apparently has a failsafe that just erases your target whenever your damage overflows. You can do the same in FF7 with one of Vincent's guns)
I agree. I thought to myself how this guy would level up to 81 within 15 minutes, but then I realized that all he needs to do is the alchemy exploit, and boom, easy game.
It just works theses "exploits" as some might call them were in fact hidden features added to the game by none other than Todd Howard himself. Not even the coders knew about these surprise features he added
that moment when you spotted Nazeem and just stare at him for a second was the funniest part to me. Instantly knew you were going to murder him and he even said his infamous line xD
it took me a solid few seconds to realise why they were making fortify restoration potions. then i remembered alchemy scales off restoration and i thought "oh fuck"
@@sleekwiz69 conceivable: able to be imagined or understood mentally - an adjective. Conceive is the verb form of that - but yes the other definition is indeed funny
I just like the idea that the ebony warrior trained for decades, honed his skills and enchanted/ improved all his weapons and armour... and this one dude turns around, naked and coked up on who knows what waving around an iron dagger like a maniac. 10 years boys.
I like the idea of a guy walking into a shop and paying a lady to talk about alchemy, and then gets increasingly buffer the longer the conversation goes on.
Dragon born: Hello do you have a knife that I could buy? Merchant: sorry we are out of those *get punch and reload* Merchant: I have this simple iron knife.
You can also do this in a less tricky way, in helgen. When you get to the cave with the bear, there's a moment where whoever you chose to go with will be sitting still waiting for you to start killing the bear. There, you can actually farm the person you're with with sneak attacks and such. It's not too fast, but you can comfortably get to level 80 with a day or so
Dang dude, that powerleveling is on point! Whenever I need to powerlevel, I dupe the diadem of the savant from outside Frokis Shack, then use the werewolf+follower glitch to equip 20 at once. That makes all spells free. Then I use telekinesis (found in red water den) and fast travel to instantly level alteration to 100. Repeat. Yeah, I think your way is better.
There is a faster way I use But it involves doing the restoration loop glitch U make a potion that is insanely high tons or u duplicate with the duplication glitch Now u have a tons of high valuable potions to sell to a merchant to level Speech skill countless times U can make gold or if u wanna make it quick just sell even u don’t get any gold but u still get speech level
@@ryancondon2246 that my friend isn't so easy when you sell the infinity potions but you could make a bunch if ones that influence buy and sell prices and just use it whenever you wish to go on a selling spree. You'll want to punch the Merchant after selling your stuff then reload a save you did before punching to reload the merchants inventory, after all that you'll wanna use strength on the truck, move it by walking into it, and there you'll find Mew.
I have the same disc. Same account, only to hit level 60 since I acquired the game in 2012. The only cool thing I’ve done is give my companion the giant club. Me while I could have done this. Just to make everything a little bit easier. Well done, this hit my teen years right in the chest. Wow 15 minutes to be so powerful is unreal. I truly do hold the belief that this is one of the best games ever offered and made. Well done and awesome video!
4:45 "You know what's wrong with Skyrim these days?" I dunno man I've already seen a LOT in the last 4 minutes and 45 seconds and I have a feeling I'm going to be seeing much more
