Wheels Of Lull: A Journey At The Bottom Of The World 

Please continue with this kind of videos, they are great

So Sybandis is literally a book about what you see when you open the creation kit. That bit at the end of it only being of interest to scholars interested in the construction of artificial worlds, is about modders. Nice job Trainwiz

C0da makes c0da cannon. Jokes aside, good vid. Wheels was one of the mods that really started me off into the truly deep end of elder scrolls lore, and while I think it has some rough spots, it still holds a special place for me.

"She wheels on me until I Lull" is definitely a quote for the history books. I played like 400 hours of modded Skyrim during the pandemic lockdown and then never touched it again, but for some reason this mod just popped back into my mind recently, this along with other mods like forgotten city are such gems that really elevate the lore and gameplay of skyrim.

Loving all these covering of mods, please keep doing them and all the best to you!

While I can certainly get behind the theory that Llavados is Vivec, I don't really see that as something he would do. If we know anything about Vivec, it's that he has a massive ego. A "defying cosmic revelations" sized ego. I don't see him accepting the rank of "millisecond" even if it's just for show. The leader of the chronographers is called the Eternity, and Numinar, the leader of Lull-Mor is Century. So it stands to reason that the longer the time frame, the higher the rank in chronographer society. Llavados-Vivec being ranked millisecond is basically giving him the rank of "you ain't shit" and I don't see Vivec taking that in stride. Still, the Enderal-style flashback, highlighting the whole "50%" theme with Llavados makes for a very compelling argument. And tying everything into Landfall and C0DA is a nice way to wrap up everything. I always do Wheels of Lull at the end of a playthrough because it's a great way to end things.

This really CHIM'd my weekend.

I played this mod a few years ago and got stuck in the mine and gave up, a few weeks ago I decided to give it a second chance and completed this mod and I loved it, always love when mods addd deeper elder scrolls lore into Skyrim.

Found your channel yesterday , I'm watching all your vids now

My man you make some of the best videos on this platform

are you telling me Llavadas.. WAS VIVEK O_O

The Enderal style flashback is simply brilliant!

Nice video! I really liked it. Same as the vigilant one.

Absolutely amazing work. I thought I didn't miss anything important when I finished it, but I only now realised that Llavados is not Sotha Sil, but Vivec. Also right after Llavados' last speech at the end, the game kept crashing for me and I could never officially finish the mod. Apparently there was a patch to install to prevent that but I was too late. Also I guess you didn't speak about the underwater section which kinda took my breath and I don't know why, (god I hope I am not mistaking it for another mod) or the talking trolley. Anyways, thoroughly enjoyed it again and I am looking forward to your future videos.

5:50 *the* option here, is truly clipping-less

Great Video Cotho

Damn this vid is criminally under watched, granted it's extremely niche and has deep lore, but still!!

amazing my friend!

I loved this mod. I would like to find more like this, with futuristic themes and unique characters. I particularly loved the design of the characters and armor, very futuristic but at the same time simply strange.

YES, FINALLY

great vid idea bravo love it

Thanks for covering and explaining these DLC sized mods, right now my PC is busted so this is where i get my Skyrim fix. Suprised Bethesda called it quits at just 2.5 DLCs considering Skyrim is their license to print money (the new stuff in AE was only so-so). Thomas the tank engine and the bad guy standing behind you were nice touches. I got some questions tho -What mod are you planning on covering next? (i hear unslaad has been finished but cant confirm if true) -Do *you* think the Dragonborn is also a Shezzarine? (personally i lean towards "just" being Akatosh's demigod and a Prisoner being enough for the purposes of Skyrim) -What is the Backrooms?

when i saw divayth i soyjak pointed at the screen too

13 min in and I feel like I’m listening to a ff14 endwalker story video

For me the mod broke when i got to snow thoat. If i hit any of the thalmor experiments with the shield it crashed, but running past them meant the final boss never loaded in.

I don't know if the functionality is implemented, but I did some data mining in the mod and found a "cell" -- basically what the engine calls rooms -- tied to the Idiot's Lantern. It seems the idea is if you use the lantern too many times, you get dropped into this cell and you're stuck there forever.

It's like the frontier in Skyrim if it wasn't made by DeviantArt users

Lmao what’s a banana

I feel like they did Yagrum kinda dirty with the voice acting 😂

Will you make one of the Clockwork Castle ?

Why does Llavados sound like a mix of Septimus Signus and a hunchback that will surely not steb me in the back with a poisoned dagger the moment I look another way?

So which mod do you plan to cover next? Enderal?

you should review the rigmor mods next (rigmor of bruma, rigmor of cyrodiil etc...) be warned, the quests are a buggy mess so you should definitely play them on saves you won't miss, a new character would be a good idea.

47:03 why the fuc would one write phi as placeholder for c0da when you can just put the actual symbol right there?

Thet jokes were terrible. Please do more Also, the numbers in front of the NPC's reminds me of Vegapunk

I personally really hated this mod, mostly because of how everything looked way too futuristic for skyrim, even by dwemer standards. I'd get it if it looked dwemer, but this looks more like the orokin from warframe. There are more than just dwemer-inspired things. Neon lights, fully sentient automatons, and the worst crime of all: televisions. As soon as I started the quest, I was a little weirded out by the robo guy approaching me. I thought that I'd give it the benefit of the doubt and really enjoyed the haunted mines bit. ...Then, it goes downhill. The boss fight was so mundane I couldn't help but sigh when fighting the giant ghosts, but that was expected. I was playing a vampire with the nolvus mod set so I was bound to be super strong with vampiric drain. Alright, I'll give it a pass. Then all of a sudden it goes from "oh hey, these are some interesting looking dwarven assets" to "why the hell are there holographic monitors and what looks to be a clan dojo from warframe?" It was so uncanny and ruined my entire vibe for the playthrough. I really wish they had stuck with the dwarven style of things, making it look magically powered instead of just actual electronic technology.

39:13 😂

Where can i read the Quora, or however it's spelled

I played through Lull once, i had a great time but ultimately decided that it's not my kind of mod. A lot of its existing lore is based on Clockwork City, a DLC sized mod for Morrowind, which i also played through a few times. Multiple characters from Lull also appear in its predecessor, including Numinar. Funny enough, when i played through this mod for the first time, every single fabricant NPC were t-posing due to incompatibility with a skeleton mod. I kind of disagree with the theory you made at the end of the video, though. Magnus's workshop is also a place in Clockwork city, where Nerevarine encounters Sotha Sil's dead body. In his final moments, Sotha sil uploaded his consciousness into the mainframe, but Almalexia ended up killing Sotha's body before the transfer was completed. At that point, Nerevarine has an option to either upload Sotha Sil's mind into the mainframe, allowing him to watch over Clockwork city forever until he goes insane and Nerevarine has to put him down. Or destroy the console and end Sotha Sil. I would argue that Llavados may be an extension or maybe a robotic body with the soul of Sotha Sil. Only he can know so much about the clockwork city's features, definitely more than Vivec would ever know. And when Llavados says that they met dragonborn before might refer to clockwork city, opening up a theory that Nerevarine may have been Shezarrine as well. Llavados literally met Shezarr before in his previous form, of course Dragonborn can't remember such an event. And when he says he "owes a favor to an old friend who he left neglected" he is referring to Nerevar himself and his betrayal. Sotha was the one who made up the idea of the living gods, he visioned the future with the tribunal ruling over morrowind. Also when he calls himself the "architect" just seals this theory. He was so deep into the school of alteration, he most likely would have found a way to create a being of clockwork with a soul and make them exist. (Perhaps using soul gems or not, since in the ESO lore, he is the one who created soul gems in the first place.)

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2:09 what is this clip called? I searched exactly what he said, but all that comes up is a load of unironically cringe attempts at the satirical cringe here.

Worst quest line I’ve ever played from any game, absolute garbage. Only mod I removed from Nolvus