The Elder Scrolls Were Nearly Over 

Magnus did nothing wro-- wait, wrong universe.

@@newphyrexian6802 came here to comment this lol

Last time I was this early, people still had original, uncopypasted comments. Good times.

"brb" -- Magnus, Dawn Era (circa)

@@flawless_Cowboy Bro chill

They're pretty cool but they're better as youtubers allows for more creativity.

@@ethanfaiello2373 good take

@@ethanfaiello2373 it wouldn’t hurt the recognition they deserve to write a book or two. Many people write books just for fun and they seem like they’d enjoy it

That be would be amazing. Even though its 11 years old, there's still nothing like skyrim..Everyone says the witcher, which is a great game but the worlds nothing like skyrim.. I actually think Zelda breath of the wild is the closest thing to Skyrim.

@@markmorris7123 Witcher is a great game but the game mechanics are so different than TES games. I also had a hard time adjusting to the third person POV.

I just realized that the villains of Skyrim & Oblivion ultimately have the same goal.

@@themagician5082 So you mean to tell me God Howard gave us the same story 5 years longer than the records show? Who will stop him?!

Also, "Mehrunes Dagon" contains all the letters for Magnus, leaving only the letters "ehrnedo". No idea what those spare letters can be made into, though.

@@intboom Magnus Hernedo..... Lmao

I mean this fully coincides with Mankar's interpretation of things, that Mehrunes was created in Lyg. Lyg was almost objectively a more messed up version of Tamriel, if the accounts of the 'Tyrant Dreugh kings' are to be believed, so the motivation of wanting to liberate those mortals from their suffering and topple the source of said suffering still applies.

Angry lizards and pissed off trees tend to do that.

Maybe the Hist had some Argonian Behemoths prepared.

@@badluck5647 Considering the Hist gave the Argonians warning? I’d say it’s very likely!

Argonian soldier:"You meet your end, Land-Strider!"

there is no invading black marsh, even from another realm haha, that swamp is just impossible in the lore. If the flora and fauna don’t get you, which they probably will, the poisons and diseases will without a doubt. The Daedra were probably like “dude, this place is FUCKED up”

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More hideouts would have likely made it too easy to find them. I think one central place hidden away and lots of sleepers in the cities was pretty good.

There are though. One in every city. That's where the mythic dawn sleepers are. They attack you throughout your playthrough.

@@theknave1915 I do remember those but I was thinking more like hideouts in the wilderness. Like the unmarked house in the West Weald.

There could have been hints about more hideouts maybe in the form of dokuments refering to them without them actually existing in the gameworld.

I wish a lot of things were in Oblivion lol xD I also wish Michael Kirkbride was the ceo of Bethesda right now. Maybe we wouldn't have waited 11 years and counting for another ES title AND the writing wouldn't be dogshit.

Let's just say that the Vigilants are very keen on keeping a close eye on him, and he's banned from County Bruma.

@@MidoriOfTheShuinsen The Vigilantes overzealous behaviour make them just as bad as some of the worst cult, or rather it make them BE just another cult. In Dawnguard this become obvious when even a strict anti vampire organisation can learn to tolerate some vampires while the wielder of the Dawnblade are considered a threat by the Vigilantes. Thou I have seen Serana keel over in pain from the blade's detonation effect when close to it.... Sorry Serana. 😆

Too much in fact. Too much.

That seems tame compared to all the events of Elder Scrolls Online. The Vestige stops about 10 Apocalypses in two years.

@@badluck5647 bruh i cant even remember half of those XD Is Tamriel so chaotic!?

@@Deaglan753 Well Tamriel was once nicknamed the Arena because it was so chaotic.

​@@badluck5647 there's soooo many in that game, the vestige definitely has more achievements than most heroes of nirn, oblivion's hero might be a close second mostly because of him becoming sheogorath, but it's also personal opinion.

Sounds like a better version of the college of winterhold storyline that could use the criminally underutilized midden

I would love to have gates to various different daedras realms. The descriptions make them sound so interesting, a little bleak in some cases but still.

Nice

Awesome idea... like putting Doom guy right in the centre of hell. But I don't think that would be as effective as you think it would be. Through really really cool. Firstly the wild hunt monsters are super strong, they are definitely not unstoppable e.g there would of been more damaged caused form the past wild hunts and possibly would be still some creatures alive. Secondly dearea are basically immortal in there own plane of oblivion and would be much smarter than the wild beast's, E.g the Argonians knew they had too hit and run on the dearea and had the intelligence to know when to stop and return home. The beast's would also attack each other... if it was planned out right and possible working with the Argonians it could of been super efficient but there was no why the wood elfs would of known about the Oblivion crisis.

@@conorgillespie7832 Fair points, but I never thought of it like the Wild Hunt would take over Oblivion or anything, the idea being more so (since you referenced DOOM) to "rip and tear" until they can't anymore. Daedra ARE immortal, total victory is impossible, but if the Wild Hunt was large enough it could possibly have caused enough damage that the Daedra would think twice before deciding to open another portal to the land where this massive horde of monsters just came from. At the very least, things were looking pretty grim during the Oblivion Crisis, I wouldn't have blamed the Wood Elves one bit if they wanted to give the Daedra one last middle finger before the end came. Luckily it never came to that. But yes, I do agree that in the end, the Wild Hunt horde would have been put down by the daedra eventually. The amount of trouble they would have doing that being the idea here. Also as a side note it could have led to some cool encounters in future games, like exploring a realm of Oblivion and finding one of the last surviving monsters from the Wild Hunt still fighting the daedra after all those years. Maybe it would even be a quest given BY the daedra to go kill it lol.

Argonians just running into oblivion and reverse invading to the point where the daedra closed the portals themselves.

Redpilled too?

Based? Based on what exactly?

Pelin-el whitestrake was right to seek the extinction of elven kind

That is why Thalmor are kill on sight.

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Does that make Alduin and Harkon elves?

@@badluck5647 Alduin’s a special case, but Harkon was driven by a prophecy that was fabricated by a certain vampiric Snow Elf.

I think hope is inherently more chaotic, actually. You don't hope for things that are. You hope for things that could be or once were. You hope because reality doesn't suit you for whatever reason. Now, perhaps you live in chaos and hope for order. Fair enough. Regardless, you're still hoping for a change. For something new to be created or something old to be restored. That is inherently chaotic. Assuming we define order as stasis and predictability.

I'm pretty sure Mehrunes existed before Jyglagg got turned into Sheogorath.

Did you not reforge Merhunes Razor?

It's part of a new quest in Anniversary Edition called The Cause.

@@TeCHnORiOT Ah, that explains it. After already buying Skyrim 3 times, I had decided not to get Anniversary edition.

@@eclipseslayer98 Blasphemy. Get Anniversary Edition.

@@dashua1735 Hmm, let's see here. I like to think of myself as a relatively frugal person, even so, I have Skyrim for original xbox360, Skyrim SE for original xbone, and Skyrim SE for PC (Which I bought not too long before AE was announced). So the real question is, should I open my gaping wallet for a fourth version of Skyrim so that Hodd Toward can reach his entire arm into it and grab even more money from its sore depths? Eh, I'll repent for my heresy in a few years when I finally decide it's worth to get AE.

I think you can add the Oblivion Crisis as a contributing factor as well.

In Morrowind the Telvanni had recreated the lost art of Dwemer robot construction and employed them as gaurds for important locations. Come skyrim no one knows how they work though I supose half the great house being blown up and them being secretive might have kept the knowledge contained to a few people

"roll playing" Sounds like stealth archer

the problem is that the argonians in theory got cut off from the hist and became pawns of the altmer to invade morrowind under the slavery pretence, while having all of their heritage and even the shadowscales killed. and per ESO we know that the whispers of the hist can be manipulated.

Anniversary edition CC content

Kirkbride wrote an ending to reality, though it does end with time travel highjinks sending back a warning so even if you accept Kirkbrides writting as canon it's questionable if it happened or is from an aborted timeline. It also goes full anime with a giant robot fight in space over the fate of creation.

Oh he definitely won he's the god of destruction natural disasters and change not domination and conquest. Between the Thalmor war, red mountian frying half of morrowind and the near complete collapse of the empire id say he got what he wanted given he basicly flipped the game board.