The Elder Scrolls is a series, not because they are in the same universe and follow the same timeline, but because the existence of an infinite number of game breaking bugs exist in all of them
Spiff, i found a New exploit for Skyrim, if you unlock the second totem of the werwolf ln the underground forge (After finishing the Quest line of the companions, if you talk to the werwolf lady and acept her quest 4 times you Will unlock the totem), and you unlock the werwolf Roar (the last werwolf perk in the left of the skill tree) you can summon werwolfs. So If you drink a restoration potion and get the talos blessing, you can spam the summon werwolf shout in the werwolf form with no countdown, so you can summon an army of werwolf!
A better spell would be Drain Health and Weakness to Magic. As stated by others the Drain Endurance doesn't actually do anything and most enemies will become too strong pretty quickly. But with Weakness to Magic you just stack the effect multiplicatively and each time you do, the Drain Health effect becomes more powerful
If you put weakness to magic on a spell it needs to have more than 1 second duration as the first cast applies the effect and the drain health does not benefit and you can't cast fast enough to hit the enemy a second time to get the bonus effect.
Spiff: "And here is our lovely character!" Me: "Eh...a little thin, but I've seen wor-" Spiff: *turns the character slightly* Me: "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!! KILL IT WITH FIRE!!!!"
We had Reanu Keaves and his protruding cheek bones, Seymour Clavarge whose forehead and brow were so thick he needed permanent invisibility to even see, and now, PEM. The elder scrolls universe has been filled with profound characters, thanks Spiff, hats off and cups up to you!
"Not particularly sure how this [the leveling exploit] is allowed in any way." A lot of gameplay functions are actually done as part of the UI. Every menu has an XML file for its visual layout, with behaviors mostly hardcoded into the game engine. For example, the Alchemy menu doesn't just send inputs to some deeper part of the game engine, but rather, it actually handles all of the internal logic for making potions, determining their effects, and so on. If you were to edit the menu layout to always let you brew a potion, then you'd be able to brew nonsense zero-effect potions and such. My guess is that the Level Up menu works the same way: the menu itself levels your character (to some extent) rather than just asking the game to do it, basically, so if you manage to open the menu, then you'll level up. Now if memory serves, the game engine has a "level up menu is queued" variable, so if you manage to queue the menu and then load a save,... well, it seems Bethesda missed that case, and the variable doesn't get reset. The menu opens in the newly-loaded save, and now that it's open, it doesn't matter that you don't have the needed XP. The menu assumes that it could only have opened if you achieved enough XP to open it (which you did, technically), and it's principally responsible for increasing your stats, so it's gonna increase your stats. The menu could double-check that the current character actually does have enough XP, but why would it need to do that? What could possibly have gone wrong?
Of all the exploits Spiff has ever shown for Oblivion, this is by far the most extreme. Making your own spells is broken by design, but infinite levels? Learning spells by catching diseases? That's breaking the menu itself.
@@r3dp9 well, considering how the level system in Oblivion works (More stats per level up, if you level up specific skills), doing infinite levels, while possible, would be taking like 450 levels to max out all stats.
The real "WTF" is that the level-up logic , whether it's in the menu or not, works from the OLD values rather than using the NEW (reloaded) values. With consistent coding, it could possibly be tricked into consuming the XP, granting the level, and granting the stat raises, but not part of this and part of that. I.e. it would repeatedly level up from 1 to 2, due to reloading - there's no case where there were two level-ups in a row without a reload in between. The coding we get is - and I'm putting it mildly - retodded.
@@pastorofmuppets9346 Reflect Spell is a percentile chance to reflect the spell fully; magnitude increases the chance of reflection, not how much of the spell is reflected. Unlike NPCs, who are _not_ affected by Drain Endurance, contrary to what this video alleges, the player's health is solely determined by your endurance. If your Drain Endurance 100 is reflected at you, you'll drop to 0 immediately. In addition, a reflected spell cannot be reflected a second time, so even if you have reflect 100 on yourself, you'll still die from your own reflected spell. All the formulae and information are on the UESP, everything about Oblivion is documented. There's no reason not to validate information before making baseless claims.
You can abuse the stealth mechanic right at the start of the game, you don't need to fiddle with the rats. When you're in the cell don't walk forward else you'll trigger the speech from the prisoner, instead go to the right side and toggle auto walk into the wall. Voila 100 stealth at the very beginning of the game. This is so balanced, it just works.
" ... a once in a lifetime oportunity ..." " ... will not suddenly DIE ... " Me: Hmm Once in a lifetime, take it or you will die. This seems about right.
Chalk up another nightmarish hell spawn from the depths of the human fear subconscious and add it to Spiff’s collection. Elon Husk and The Melon Man will be glad to have a nee beast join them
I want more Oblivion content please. You keep making amazing characters like Seymore Cleavarge and I'd like to see more adventures with them. Obviously they are no Reanu Keeves but still I really enjoy the Oblivion characters you make.
@@Noxadrol I saw you say this under multiple of his videos. What proves that? The exploits are there, we literally see them across the different videos. Hell, I've done plenty on console (game consoles, not cheat console) versions of these games. Either you don't know what you're talking about, you forgot to remove some Unofficial Patch mods, you didn't watch the videos, you weren't paying attention, or you're rage-baiting.
@@Noxadrol Yeah I can confirm these all work, the exploits are legitimate, and Spiffing Brit had shown the gold one before. Hell, I'm playing Oblivion (PS3) right now, and I could literally do perma-equip glitch, put a photo of it on Discord, and send the link right now to prove it. Console-commands weren't used.
@X-Dev_lols I also play oblivion but I'm just saying after he's shown the glitch in previous videos the skip is probably just him console adding gold for the sake of continuity so he doesn't have to actually show it every single time. Also if he did actually do it why would he not just show it again since his channel is all about glitches and breaking games.
The only thing you've missed is save scumming the sigil stone to get an increase magicka stone. Then use the item replicator glitch to get multiple stones by, of course, cheezing the "increase magicka" stone. Then you enchant all of your armour with this cheezed stone and now you have an instant buff of 200 extra magic, combined with the level cheat and within just a couple hours of play you have over 1000 mana. You can then convert your spell into an "on target", and even if it costs 75 - 100 mana each time, it's ok because you can cast 10 of those no problem, meaning with your insane sneak skills you can snipe guys off at a distance, and the entire game has become a CHEEZE FACTORY. Yeah I used the item replication glitch on arrows and sigil stones mainly. The fact you can't make your own arrows in Oblivion really breaks the idea of being an archer
@@zarax6826 enemies have finite mana so not really good for long battles,good for bursting tho,cast powered up kill shot spell that either kills or leave them at 20% hp if they survive you can just cast it again if you get close enough to absorb their mana
I came upon this almost innocently. I mistook the term 'drain' to mean 'absorb' when creating spells in the mages guild (frostcrag spire didn't exist at the time) and I ended up with a spell that killed everything (I didn't even use the drain endurance part). The only thing with the second part at the end is that creating multiple saves destroys your loading times, so you'll have to delete some of those saves you create if you're going for the big numbers in stats.
Also, those of us that use the ps3 console can not get the frostcrag spire or a couple of other dlcs'. Knights of the Nine and Shivering Isles are all that I can get, and that SUCKS ! Thanks Hodd Toward ! Thanks for Nothing !
Can we appreciate the adult humor in the lover ability, you know extra stamina and paralysis, not like in real life where you go limp, no no paralysis in the elder scrolls make you ROCK HARD
Man I miss the crazy freedom we had with the spell making, crafting, enchanting, and alchemy we had from the older ES games. Broken and exploity as shit, but still fun. It's nice having that kind of freedom.
If anyone ever comes up to me trying to fight me, I'm just going to go to sleep right there. You can prepare for your opponent being bigger, you can prepare for your opponent being stronger...Nobody will EVER prepare for their opponent going to sleep.
I wouldn't recommend using the instant level exploit to power level a character you actually want to play on. For whatever reason, it doesn't give you the bonus stats you can get when you level up normally. Instead of potentially getting +5 in up to two of the three skills per level the max you can get is +1 each.
The reason is because you didn't increase any skills, you don't get better by doing nothing. 50/50 wish they kept the system for Skyrim, but I like the perk system too...
@@motodog242 ikr,oblivion system is pretty realistic tho hard to balance if youre new,but once you get a plan and set a training day for your second attribute all is easy gaming
Oblivion's system is absolutely broken because the enemies always get +5 to their stats; so you can lock yourself into being progressively weaker by leveling up. It's probably why they wanted to simplify it in Skyrim.
@@motodog242 No, this is a terrible system and considering enemies level with you you have to micromanage your skills to level up correctly so you don't end up underpowered.
From what I remember from glitchfest, you can paralyze an npc as they fade into a room after you. They turn into mush on the ground till the paralyze spell wears off. Kill the npc as their paralyzed and then you can pick apart their body and stretch them as far as you like.
To this day I am gobsmacked as to how you find all these outrageous exploits. If it was on one game or even one franchise I would understand but your powers are seemingly limitless. You truly are a genius.
Wouldn’t recommend using the infinite level up glitch. Most enemies scale to your level, and if you don’t get the maximum +5 to attributes when you level up you will quickly fall behind the power curve. Even with a one hit kill spell
I created two spells in Oblivion that broke the game. One let me fly, essentially, but id usually die from fall damage. The other one summoned so many creatures it would freeze my xbox
Anyone who is interested at trying his "insta-kill" spell. Don't try it because it won't work. it doesn't instakill NPCs or creatures. Reason is NPC's and creatures only have health, not endurance attribute. It will only work on the - 100 difficulty due the difficulty making the health damage more. You don't need the Damage Endurance on it
Want insane op? Here, this works. First, roll breton(really, best race in the game!). Mage birthsign. You have 100 bonus magicka right off the bat. Customize class leave alchemy out, pick destruction sure but leave 1-2 int and willpower skills as minor(to assure max gains for those), have block or something for endurance power leveling. As you level up try to optimize, but you want to max restoration and destruction to 100. You can power level destruction with a weakness to x effect spell 3% on self. Set a button for auto cast. Same for restoration and heal, just make custom spell. This will take ages mind you, but try to get 10 end increases per level up. Also alchemy to, easy with crop ingredients around skingrad :). Once your leveled, ahem, godmode time. Get fortify attribute and fortify stat(bretons start with fortify magicka, so to those with mage). Also weakness to element and weakness to magicka. Here goes. Fortify intelligence 100, fortify magicka 100(make sure you pick the right order). Assuming you pick the right order, this spell can be cast unlimited times, it just empties and refills your magicka every single casting. Then go ahead pick your element, say, shock. Then weakness to magick 100 for about 2-5 seconds, and weakness to shock for 2-5 seconds. You now have a spell you can cast infinitely and multiplies itself partly. But itll stop multiplying on third hit. We want even more power, soo… …just make another spell of the same kind. And rotate away! But what of reflect? Get to level 35, kill raven camoran, he has mundane ring. Wear it. Your breton, with mundane ring. You now have 100% magic resist. This means even weakness to magic effects have zero effect on you. Enjoy godhood.
Note that, the fortify buffs are to yourself but the attack aspects can be touch or projectile. As long as the spell costs less than 150 it can be cast infinite. You can rotate between it and the copy easy, which is how you can then annihilate anything of any health level. Only one npc in the entire game can resist it, he is in the arena and has a 100 resist magicka shield. The weakness to element effect bypasses all elemental resists, but resist magicka also resists weakness to magicka.
Fun fact the rats that fight the zombie and the one that runs away are actually indicated as friendly to the player why I don't know ask the game developer
Spiff having his exploit tampered by another exploit (That you can level Hand to Hand with Puny without his attacking back) is a testimony of this game's greatness!
I usually use the perment equiped enchanted item exploit to gain infinte stats by creating a unique ring with a stat boosting enchantment that scroll duplication(with a 2 stack scroll) is then used on to create two copies you then equip one and use the scroll duplication on the other (with a 3 stack scroll) which then forcibly removes the equiped ring from your inventory and then you can sell the rings for profit and still keep the effect repeat untill your desired stat value is reached
One of my favorite builds I call the Jinx. Race and Birth sign is all up to you. Then you make a custom class of any Type, Pick your fave attributes to get bonuses on, then choose seven skills that you DO NOT want your character to use... ever, as your major skills. So long as you avoid those seven major skills, you can level everything else up to Master level, and never have to worry about fighting an enemy above level 1. I call it the Jinx because if you use a major skill then you screw up the system and it is kind of like having bad luck by using skills you know you are good at. Hence, you are jinxed.😊
When a cat looks like a rat...Oh by the way, the Sigil stone at the top of the Kvatch gate can be gotten multiple times. Just save the game near the stone and once you tap to get it just keep on tapping it as fast as you can. I got about 5 stones from it maybe more
This week on “The Elder Scrolls Series is Perfectly Balanced with no Exploits”: Spiff teaches is how to make SCP-049 using only a massive nose, three brains, and a little sprinkling of Todd Howard dust.
I'm sure it's already been brought to your attention, Sir Spiffing Brit, but I was curious as to why you don't save at the sewer entrance before you leave, as there are all three options to customize your character and after you've done the tricks to level in the tutorial, you would literally never have to do it again. This is one of my favorite games and that was one of the things I personally did as the tutorial, while fun, can be a bit much after doing for awhile. I love your videos. Thank you for the content 😊😊♥️
@@defensivekobra3873 autism cat is from a channel by the name of willbur who plays this game and names his messed up kajit by that name And finally a worthy rival our battle will be legendary is from the first Kung Fu panda movie
I just tried this out and it's both still working and BLOODY AMAZING! I literally can't stop laughing every time I just touch someone and they just fall over. It's a riot!
I've just tested this on an NPC that has more than 100 health, and it doesn't work. You can only ever drop their health by 100, as drain endurance doesn't do anything to a monster or NPC. Try casting this on the imperial watch at the Imperial City Prison for instance.
@@joshrobbinsditto3055 It does. The issue can sort of be fixed if he added a weakness to magic component to the spell. I think the weakness to magic has to be added last, but it's been a while since I've done spell stacking. Essentially each subsequent casting will hit harder as each iteration gets doubled unless the target has magic resist.
My favorite oblivion exploit was customizing a spell with open master lock and fire damage. You add open master lock, which is a master alteration (?) Spell, but I didn't have alteration skill, so then I add fire damage until it becomes a destruction spell. I called it incinerate lock.
Ah, Todd Howard. The man who came from the chess club to the figurehead of a game company with more bugs than a superfluous compost heap. What have you blessed Spiff, and therefore us, today?
"Many would say this is a perfectly balanced game with no exploits..." Literally no one has ever said that about an Elder Scrolls game. Literally no one.
@@zachmorse2938 Skyrim's Alchemy might have Morrowind's beat, actually! While you can give yourself buffs via potions that last for several months straight in Morrowind and boost your stats to unholy-high levels, Skyrim lets you make permanent game-breaking enchantments via Alchemy exploits. And if you're on any version that's not the Switch version, those exploits can actually crash the game when you try to make them because they result in numbers above 4.2 billion. In a game that considers 4,000 to be an unreasonably high HP count.
I’d love to see a full play through of this from you it’s been hard for myself for the past few months not just physically in work but mentally as I have a lot of health issues and classes as extremely shielded in the uk but your vids keep me going the banter and humour along with the heavy dose of sarcasm haha 🤣 but I do wonder what a full play through of games like oblivion or Skyrim would be like so if there was a wish list this is it just hope the rest of the comments agree other wise great content stay safe.
Pem from the front: "a little derpy but I've managed to manhandle bones harder than that before" Then the camera rotated and I had to question why chester the cheetah decided he wanted to become God
You can find and kill Umbra who (IIRC) has a very high fixed level, making her an ideal candidate for you to truly show off your newfound power if the other enemies around at level 1 are a bit underwhelming
there's a reason he didn't try and find an actually strong enemy, because the exploit as he made it is only useful on the weakest tier of enemies. Anything with more than 100 hp won't die in one shot.
Just FYI the leveling glitch in the end can make leveled monsters waaayyy harder and you dont get the benefit of having the stat boosts from leveling skills that fall within under the stat
On top of that it looks like it was only consistently increasing the first stat he selected. When he chose Luck it never went up, and it looked like Willpower only went up once as well.
PEM is so powerful he even conjures random Corgi noises, bless you Todd Howard...it just works.
Damn he made an scp-87 clone(it can kill anyone it touches)
@@wonderer-ox2br very appropriate for Halloween 🎃
Not gonna lie pem look a little cute
@@slimpai4929 He's no grumpy cat, but I've seen uglier.
@@wonderer-ox2br scp-049
Spiff: Pem here is the ugliest Khajiit in the universe.
Me: He doesn't look *that* bad.
Spiff: (rotates the camera)
Me: Oh...
This is me
He is the cousin of Autism Cat from Wilburgur's channel.
The thumbnail confused me because I didn't realize there was a camel race in older Elder Scrolls titles.
He is secretly part rodent.
i thought he was a camel at first....
The Elder Scrolls is a series, not because they are in the same universe and follow the same timeline, but because the existence of an infinite number of game breaking bugs exist in all of them
So fallout is in the same universe too?
@@juances fallout is thousands of years before elder scrolls
Yes. All I ask for is a continuum!
@@nashbutler naw fallout is after elder scrolls radiation only lasts for a few hundred years irl
And given the background lore of the games' universe, it's all possibly canon.
“You... I’ve seen you... You’re my sleep paralysis demon.”
Plz End Me: What do you mean paralysis? I cast the death spe-.
HOW ARE YOU STILL ALIVE?
*touches you with instant death*
Uriel Septim: laughs in Essential NPC.
Also Uriel Septim: loses essential status.
😂😂😂😂
PEM only needs to find a creature with the "reflect spell" property. Than he might manage to find instant death.
*Then
@@jellysquiddles3194 who the hell liked ur comment
@@cursze4870 Not me ;)
@@cursze4870 some people just want to watch the world burn.
I would like, but I'm immature and it's at 69.
Hearing spiff say “sick ass magic” makes me happy in a way that few other things can
Was actually looking for this comment, had to rewind it to hear that again.
Spiff, i found a New exploit for Skyrim, if you unlock the second totem of the werwolf ln the underground forge (After finishing the Quest line of the companions, if you talk to the werwolf lady and acept her quest 4 times you Will unlock the totem), and you unlock the werwolf Roar (the last werwolf perk in the left of the skill tree) you can summon werwolfs. So If you drink a restoration potion and get the talos blessing, you can spam the summon werwolf shout in the werwolf form with no countdown, so you can summon an army of werwolf!
And It Just works
Totally balanced
What the fuck... that is mental.... I'ma go do that right now.
@@samusteger7415 dude Is so much fun! I runned in solitude and filled the city with an army of werwolfs and Watch them kill evryone XD
@@notasimp976 that’s just lovely
“All goblins must be evaporated by my cleansing flames”
-Goblin Slayer would like to know your location
A better spell would be Drain Health and Weakness to Magic. As stated by others the Drain Endurance doesn't actually do anything and most enemies will become too strong pretty quickly. But with Weakness to Magic you just stack the effect multiplicatively and each time you do, the Drain Health effect becomes more powerful
If you put weakness to magic on a spell it needs to have more than 1 second duration as the first cast applies the effect and the drain health does not benefit and you can't cast fast enough to hit the enemy a second time to get the bonus effect.
Skyrim: weapons forged to kill gods. Magic is poo poo
Oblivion: your magic is god-like. Weapons are poo poo
Any spells you make can be put in a weapon as an enchantment too!
Yes but enchantments are much weaker
Cherry Pie If I had to use magic, I’d rather cast them from my hands directly, instead of just slapping it on a bow or axe.
Morrowind: my potions are much too strong for you, traveler
What about in Skyrim if you max your enchanting and enchant your armor to allow for infinite usage of up to 2 magic trees
Alternate title: "This year, for Halloween, we're going as Death itself."
"Khajit has wares... and *_DEATH_* "
-PEM
"If you want me to do more Oblivion-"
"Yes, do it!"
Spiff: "And here is our lovely character!"
Me: "Eh...a little thin, but I've seen wor-"
Spiff: *turns the character slightly*
Me: "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!! KILL IT WITH FIRE!!!!"
Me when I seen your profile picture 🤣
5:36 I dunno why, but hearing Spiff say “We’re gonna use some sick-ass magic” at 4am just really has me laughing harder than I normally would
Lol I did the same at about 4 am just now!!
scary thing is
its 4:42 am right now
We had Reanu Keaves and his protruding cheek bones, Seymour Clavarge whose forehead and brow were so thick he needed permanent invisibility to even see, and now, PEM. The elder scrolls universe has been filled with profound characters, thanks Spiff, hats off and cups up to you!
"Not particularly sure how this [the leveling exploit] is allowed in any way."
A lot of gameplay functions are actually done as part of the UI. Every menu has an XML file for its visual layout, with behaviors mostly hardcoded into the game engine. For example, the Alchemy menu doesn't just send inputs to some deeper part of the game engine, but rather, it actually handles all of the internal logic for making potions, determining their effects, and so on. If you were to edit the menu layout to always let you brew a potion, then you'd be able to brew nonsense zero-effect potions and such.
My guess is that the Level Up menu works the same way: the menu itself levels your character (to some extent) rather than just asking the game to do it, basically, so if you manage to open the menu, then you'll level up.
Now if memory serves, the game engine has a "level up menu is queued" variable, so if you manage to queue the menu and then load a save,... well, it seems Bethesda missed that case, and the variable doesn't get reset. The menu opens in the newly-loaded save, and now that it's open, it doesn't matter that you don't have the needed XP. The menu assumes that it could only have opened if you achieved enough XP to open it (which you did, technically), and it's principally responsible for increasing your stats, so it's gonna increase your stats. The menu could double-check that the current character actually does have enough XP, but why would it need to do that? What could possibly have gone wrong?
Of all the exploits Spiff has ever shown for Oblivion, this is by far the most extreme. Making your own spells is broken by design, but infinite levels? Learning spells by catching diseases? That's breaking the menu itself.
XML is bad because it fills up the screen with boilerplate. LISP was better: at least parenthesis are small.
@@r3dp9 well, considering how the level system in Oblivion works (More stats per level up, if you level up specific skills), doing infinite levels, while possible, would be taking like 450 levels to max out all stats.
"Well, it seems Bethesda missed that case" may as well be on a line of clothing apparel.
The real "WTF" is that the level-up logic , whether it's in the menu or not, works from the OLD values rather than using the NEW (reloaded) values. With consistent coding, it could possibly be tricked into consuming the XP, granting the level, and granting the stat raises, but not part of this and part of that. I.e. it would repeatedly level up from 1 to 2, due to reloading - there's no case where there were two level-ups in a row without a reload in between.
The coding we get is - and I'm putting it mildly - retodded.
"my cure is most effective" - SCP-049, the Plague Doctor
So SCP-049 is PEM but with the plague doctor outfit.
@@Brayslayer the outfit is actually part of his body, PEM evolves to grow leather instead of fur.
It's all fun and games until something has reflect. 😂
And stays that way if I have it too....or absorbtion or resist
should be no problem, pretty sure no unit can reflect 100÷
Lol, yup
@@pastorofmuppets9346 Reflect Spell is a percentile chance to reflect the spell fully; magnitude increases the chance of reflection, not how much of the spell is reflected. Unlike NPCs, who are _not_ affected by Drain Endurance, contrary to what this video alleges, the player's health is solely determined by your endurance. If your Drain Endurance 100 is reflected at you, you'll drop to 0 immediately. In addition, a reflected spell cannot be reflected a second time, so even if you have reflect 100 on yourself, you'll still die from your own reflected spell.
All the formulae and information are on the UESP, everything about Oblivion is documented. There's no reason not to validate information before making baseless claims.
@@LumosX damn, thats crazy my guy but i really dont care a whole lot lmao
You can abuse the stealth mechanic right at the start of the game, you don't need to fiddle with the rats. When you're in the cell don't walk forward else you'll trigger the speech from the prisoner, instead go to the right side and toggle auto walk into the wall. Voila 100 stealth at the very beginning of the game. This is so balanced, it just works.
" ... a once in a lifetime oportunity ..."
" ... will not suddenly DIE ... "
Me: Hmm Once in a lifetime, take it or you will die. This seems about right.
lovely.
Chalk up another nightmarish hell spawn from the depths of the human fear subconscious and add it to Spiff’s collection. Elon Husk and The Melon Man will be glad to have a nee beast join them
Oh papa nice to see you here
Almost 69 likes, nice
Dad? You’re here? Pls do some more theoretical maths vids
I am quite surprised to see you here. Internet is a wonderful place)
Todd Howard outdid himself again with this one. It just works.
i cannot read todd howard anymore, Hodd Toward is the real thing, plz someone kill me
@@giseliogozelioOblivion is my favorite game 😂
I want more Oblivion content please. You keep making amazing characters like Seymore Cleavarge and I'd like to see more adventures with them. Obviously they are no Reanu Keeves but still I really enjoy the Oblivion characters you make.
Now that i saw Oblivion again, i suddenly have this hard urge to play it again... Thanks for that.
"One shot one kill no luck just skill"
You used kill twice also great name
@@clumsybanana6524 oh ye
No he didn't?
One touch man!
@@clumsybanana6524 you can’t read.
"Has no counter"
Reflect Spell would like to have a word with you
I love how he took longer explaining how he’s not going to show us the money exploit than it would’ve taken him to just show us the exploit.
@@Gormathius because he added the gold with console
@@Noxadrol
I saw you say this under multiple of his videos. What proves that? The exploits are there, we literally see them across the different videos. Hell, I've done plenty on console (game consoles, not cheat console) versions of these games. Either you don't know what you're talking about, you forgot to remove some Unofficial Patch mods, you didn't watch the videos, you weren't paying attention, or you're rage-baiting.
@@X-Dev_lols huh?
@@Noxadrol
Yeah I can confirm these all work, the exploits are legitimate, and Spiffing Brit had shown the gold one before. Hell, I'm playing Oblivion (PS3) right now, and I could literally do perma-equip glitch, put a photo of it on Discord, and send the link right now to prove it. Console-commands weren't used.
@X-Dev_lols I also play oblivion but I'm just saying after he's shown the glitch in previous videos the skip is probably just him console adding gold for the sake of continuity so he doesn't have to actually show it every single time. Also if he did actually do it why would he not just show it again since his channel is all about glitches and breaking games.
I love how the emperor has accepted death while simultaneously running from it
My tactic was to bring up Acrobatics to 100 through permanent jumping. Now I can easily Jump around every riddle and every Gate in Oblivion
"All goblins must be eliminated..."
Goblin Slayer liked this.
Vaporized
6:25 goblin slayer that you
It has one counter, the special shield aegis carried by an enemy in tye arena and it gives 100% magic resistance
Or if you're a breton with a Mundane Ring
Spell reflection is also a problem.
Drinking game: Take a shot for every "lovely" in the video
I don't want to die.
@@saltymcpepper5777 I don’t know why I find this so funny. Thank you hahaha
That sounds like a lovely idea
I'm now too drunk for this video good job
Thash grape
The only thing you've missed is save scumming the sigil stone to get an increase magicka stone. Then use the item replicator glitch to get multiple stones by, of course, cheezing the "increase magicka" stone. Then you enchant all of your armour with this cheezed stone and now you have an instant buff of 200 extra magic, combined with the level cheat and within just a couple hours of play you have over 1000 mana. You can then convert your spell into an "on target", and even if it costs 75 - 100 mana each time, it's ok because you can cast 10 of those no problem, meaning with your insane sneak skills you can snipe guys off at a distance, and the entire game has become a CHEEZE FACTORY.
Yeah I used the item replication glitch on arrows and sigil stones mainly. The fact you can't make your own arrows in Oblivion really breaks the idea of being an archer
Or just..
Make it absorb magicka and it'll pay for itself
@@zarax6826 enemies have finite mana so not really good for long battles,good for bursting tho,cast powered up kill shot spell that either kills or leave them at 20% hp if they survive you can just cast it again if you get close enough to absorb their mana
I came upon this almost innocently. I mistook the term 'drain' to mean 'absorb' when creating spells in the mages guild (frostcrag spire didn't exist at the time) and I ended up with a spell that killed everything (I didn't even use the drain endurance part).
The only thing with the second part at the end is that creating multiple saves destroys your loading times, so you'll have to delete some of those saves you create if you're going for the big numbers in stats.
Also, those of us that use the ps3 console can not get the frostcrag spire or a couple of other dlcs'.
Knights of the Nine and Shivering Isles are all that I can get, and that SUCKS !
Thanks Hodd Toward !
Thanks for Nothing !
“Perfectly balanced and completely unfair”
reminds me of the meme where Thanos holds the knife and it's men's rights and women's "rights"
It JUST works.
making a youtube channel to break (mostly) tod howard's games in an original way.
it just works
Eeh, this one is known to the oblivion community, just underrated.
Just from reading the title, I can already tell from memory alone, without having watched the vid yet - this is about to be ridiculous ;D
Please. No spoilers :D
It’s just going to crash 30 times in 6 hours
Can we appreciate the adult humor in the lover ability, you know extra stamina and paralysis, not like in real life where you go limp, no no paralysis in the elder scrolls make you ROCK HARD
From the front I was thinking “PEM isn’t that bad looking.” Then we got that side profile 👀
Man I miss the crazy freedom we had with the spell making, crafting, enchanting, and alchemy we had from the older ES games. Broken and exploity as shit, but still fun. It's nice having that kind of freedom.
hearing the corgi noises makes this even more autentic, bring more of those
If anyone ever comes up to me trying to fight me, I'm just going to go to sleep right there. You can prepare for your opponent being bigger, you can prepare for your opponent being stronger...Nobody will EVER prepare for their opponent going to sleep.
And then he zaps ur brain pan with a 9 mm and you'll never know you died. lul.
I wouldn't recommend using the instant level exploit to power level a character you actually want to play on. For whatever reason, it doesn't give you the bonus stats you can get when you level up normally. Instead of potentially getting +5 in up to two of the three skills per level the max you can get is +1 each.
The reason is because you didn't increase any skills, you don't get better by doing nothing. 50/50 wish they kept the system for Skyrim, but I like the perk system too...
@@motodog242 ikr,oblivion system is pretty realistic tho hard to balance if youre new,but once you get a plan and set a training day for your second attribute all is easy gaming
Oblivion's system is absolutely broken because the enemies always get +5 to their stats; so you can lock yourself into being progressively weaker by leveling up. It's probably why they wanted to simplify it in Skyrim.
@@Dimitrije_Sukovic maybe for melee but magic makes it easy
@@motodog242 No, this is a terrible system and considering enemies level with you you have to micromanage your skills to level up correctly so you don't end up underpowered.
From what I remember from glitchfest, you can paralyze an npc as they fade into a room after you. They turn into mush on the ground till the paralyze spell wears off. Kill the npc as their paralyzed and then you can pick apart their body and stretch them as far as you like.
"and give a salute to the picture of the queen you have hanging above your computer"
*looks up at green lantern art on the wall* interesting...
"we've only played this game a million times"
Only a million Spiff? that sounds like you've barely reached Bruma.
he never got out of Anvil at this point. lol
@@shadowdragon714 bruh i've played many times and created like 3 characters but only gotten to weynon priory once
@@JumalaPlays I've got 400 hours never actually beat it
I’ve beaten Oblivion plenty of times....Oh, you mean unmodded? Yeah....only once
@@mrbigglezworth42 pfft you use mods instead of making custom spells with dmg,healing and no cast trick to murder everyone in every city?pathetic
Got myself a cup of homemade tea, must have been destiny because I pulled up UA-cam and here we are
To this day I am gobsmacked as to how you find all these outrageous exploits. If it was on one game or even one franchise I would understand but your powers are seemingly limitless. You truly are a genius.
The three brains joke got me bruh . Subscribed.
Seymour Clevage, Elon Husk, Melon Man and PEM The Four Horseman of Oblivion.
There's a stunning lack of "One touch man" jokes in the comments
OPM uses raw damage and physics to launch people into the stratosphere, not magic, so making people go limp and drop dead doesn't quite fit the image.
But Spiff isn't a smelly weeb 👌
the "smell my finger" build
It's just Za Hando
@@MongoloPawa oh I like this waaay more
I too have one of the most majestic of the queens canine companions. He’s also been given a very royal name of Sir Edward Ulrich Van Lichtenstein.
Wouldn’t recommend using the infinite level up glitch. Most enemies scale to your level, and if you don’t get the maximum +5 to attributes when you level up you will quickly fall behind the power curve. Even with a one hit kill spell
Exactly.
I love the fact that you hopped around like everyone does in this game.
Ah, just what I've been waiting for... A video to bring balance to my video browsing today.
New people: *See the title is saying the game has no exploits*
Video: shows basically every exploit
New people: now wait here buckaroo
Some people just don’t understand sarcasm.
Honestly custom magic was probably the most fun part of Oblivion, it's a big reason why Oblivion>Skyrim imo
man, custom spells were the shit. How else would I send lightning flying that also caused frost and fire damage?? It's perfectly reasonable.
Have you ever seen custom spells in Morrowind?
@@jackgray1402 Yes. What's even better about Morrowind is that the potions had no upper limit.
MORROWIND!
I created two spells in Oblivion that broke the game. One let me fly, essentially, but id usually die from fall damage. The other one summoned so many creatures it would freeze my xbox
Fantastic showing! I personally would favor more ventures into both Skyrim & Oblivion, your videos add much needed brevity to these iconic titles.
Anyone who is interested at trying his "insta-kill" spell. Don't try it because it won't work. it doesn't instakill NPCs or creatures. Reason is NPC's and creatures only have health, not endurance attribute. It will only work on the - 100 difficulty due the difficulty making the health damage more. You don't need the Damage Endurance on it
Want insane op? Here, this works.
First, roll breton(really, best race in the game!).
Mage birthsign. You have 100 bonus magicka right off the bat.
Customize class leave alchemy out, pick destruction sure but leave 1-2 int and willpower skills as minor(to assure max gains for those), have block or something for endurance power leveling.
As you level up try to optimize, but you want to max restoration and destruction to 100. You can power level destruction with a weakness to x effect spell 3% on self. Set a button for auto cast. Same for restoration and heal, just make custom spell. This will take ages mind you, but try to get 10 end increases per level up. Also alchemy to, easy with crop ingredients around skingrad :).
Once your leveled, ahem, godmode time.
Get fortify attribute and fortify stat(bretons start with fortify magicka, so to those with mage). Also weakness to element and weakness to magicka.
Here goes.
Fortify intelligence 100, fortify magicka 100(make sure you pick the right order). Assuming you pick the right order, this spell can be cast unlimited times, it just empties and refills your magicka every single casting.
Then go ahead pick your element, say, shock.
Then weakness to magick 100 for about 2-5 seconds, and weakness to shock for 2-5 seconds.
You now have a spell you can cast infinitely and multiplies itself partly. But itll stop multiplying on third hit. We want even more power, soo…
…just make another spell of the same kind. And rotate away!
But what of reflect? Get to level 35, kill raven camoran, he has mundane ring. Wear it. Your breton, with mundane ring. You now have 100% magic resist. This means even weakness to magic effects have zero effect on you.
Enjoy godhood.
Note that, the fortify buffs are to yourself but the attack aspects can be touch or projectile. As long as the spell costs less than 150 it can be cast infinite. You can rotate between it and the copy easy, which is how you can then annihilate anything of any health level.
Only one npc in the entire game can resist it, he is in the arena and has a 100 resist magicka shield.
The weakness to element effect bypasses all elemental resists, but resist magicka also resists weakness to magicka.
uploaded 0 seconds ago hmmm I guess I checked youtube at the absolute perfect time.
Video: Hace 42 minutos
Comentario: Hace 1 hora.
Now tell me, what kind of demon are you.
only if you had a cup of tea ready
@@JoeNoobie That I did I always have a cup of tea ready after a long day at work
@@Juli-lf5kc a speedy demon with a cup of tea in his hand after a long day at work
More oblivion this is going to be good the infinite money glitch helped when I played oblivion. thanks spiff if your somehow reading this
That Two Worlds joke hit right in the feels.
Fun fact the rats that fight the zombie and the one that runs away are actually indicated as friendly to the player why I don't know ask the game developer
Spiff having his exploit tampered by another exploit (That you can level Hand to Hand with Puny without his attacking back) is a testimony of this game's greatness!
Spiff: PEM here is the ugliest Khajiit in the universe.
Also Spiff: He is just an absolutely beautiful Khajiit.
I usually use the perment equiped enchanted item exploit to gain infinte stats by creating a unique ring with a stat boosting enchantment that scroll duplication(with a 2 stack scroll) is then used on to create two copies you then equip one and use the scroll duplication on the other (with a 3 stack scroll) which then forcibly removes the equiped ring from your inventory and then you can sell the rings for profit and still keep the effect repeat untill your desired stat value is reached
One of my favorite things to do! Works with enchanted clothing you find or create with sigil stones too.
"There's no such thing as the Vulcan Death Grip."
PEM: I beg to differ.
One of my favorite builds I call the Jinx. Race and Birth sign is all up to you. Then you make a custom class of any Type, Pick your fave attributes to get bonuses on, then choose seven skills that you DO NOT want your character to use... ever, as your major skills. So long as you avoid those seven major skills, you can level everything else up to Master level, and never have to worry about fighting an enemy above level 1. I call it the Jinx because if you use a major skill then you screw up the system and it is kind of like having bad luck by using skills you know you are good at. Hence, you are jinxed.😊
I think Pem is kind of cute, actually. I want to pet him, but I'm afraid that doing so might cause my instantaneous death.
Still worth it
A furry's dream 🤤
When a cat looks like a rat...Oh by the way, the Sigil stone at the top of the Kvatch gate can be gotten multiple times. Just save the game near the stone and once you tap to get it just keep on tapping it as fast as you can. I got about 5 stones from it maybe more
I'm not British, but I do like tea, and he's making me consider getting a picture of the queen to put over my computer.
I have a picture of Overlord DVD (Dicktor Van Doomcock, future ruler of Earth) next to my bed, which is just as good.
I don’t have a picture of the queen, but I do have a “Keep calm and carry on” poster.
This week on “The Elder Scrolls Series is Perfectly Balanced with no Exploits”: Spiff teaches is how to make SCP-049 using only a massive nose, three brains, and a little sprinkling of Todd Howard dust.
This is the single best thing I’ve heard all day 😂
the massive nose is the representation of the plauge doctor mask :)
When the Sigil Keeper died it was hilarious. Never mind the little sausages, both the last two videos were great spiff.
I used Drain Health+Elements with 100% weakness before but I never considered Drain Endurance.Well done.
Doesnt do anything in the base game
I'm sure it's already been brought to your attention, Sir Spiffing Brit, but I was curious as to why you don't save at the sewer entrance before you leave, as there are all three options to customize your character and after you've done the tricks to level in the tutorial, you would literally never have to do it again. This is one of my favorite games and that was one of the things I personally did as the tutorial, while fun, can be a bit much after doing for awhile. I love your videos. Thank you for the content 😊😊♥️
for even more instant death, 100% weakness to magic for 1 second (doubling all effects :) )
P.E.M: exists
Autism Cat: finally a worthy rival our battle will be legendary
what meme are you refering to?
@@defensivekobra3873 autism cat is from a channel by the name of willbur who plays this game and names his messed up kajit by that name
And finally a worthy rival our battle will be legendary is from the first Kung Fu panda movie
@@anthonybattaion8389 the last reference was more obious, of Course
@@defensivekobra3873 I’m honestly surprised there is anyone who actively watches/plays oblivion that doesn’t know of autism cat
@@cheesed-kun8445 Because Autism Cat IS Oblivion itself.
Ah oblivion , it brings back so much good memory
"What just happened?"
"Death"
"What kind"
"Instant"
"There was no sound he just died"
"Yeah it's a terrible thing to watch happen"
I feel like there are at least 20 more oblivion cheese videos that need to be made
I would prefer Morrowind.
I Just realized that Todd Howard get more marketing done from Spiff than his whole Marketing team.
PEM: *one-shots a Daedra* "Shit.....survived again...."
It’s like a Suicaitama.
No one like any more funny number
I just tried this out and it's both still working and BLOODY AMAZING! I literally can't stop laughing every time I just touch someone and they just fall over. It's a riot!
2:08 When your character is so ugly even the dog got scared.
I've just tested this on an NPC that has more than 100 health, and it doesn't work. You can only ever drop their health by 100, as drain endurance doesn't do anything to a monster or NPC. Try casting this on the imperial watch at the Imperial City Prison for instance.
oh that sucks
@@joshrobbinsditto3055 It does. The issue can sort of be fixed if he added a weakness to magic component to the spell. I think the weakness to magic has to be added last, but it's been a while since I've done spell stacking.
Essentially each subsequent casting will hit harder as each iteration gets doubled unless the target has magic resist.
I use absorb magic its easier to get and it works
it doesn't work at ALL for me, it literally deals 0 damage
Yeah, because Damage Endurance doesn't affect NPC's. they only have health. Damage Endurance only affects their fatigue
At first I thought, "oh he made his guy with really wide nose." and then he turned to the side and I just lost it.
Quicker than making tea itself!
The orc is lowkey Kevin's spirit animal, you know cause he's pale af
Hahaha, these really are entertaining and my love of Elder Scrolls combined with your unique delivery make these so fun to watch. Cheerio!
My favorite oblivion exploit was customizing a spell with open master lock and fire damage. You add open master lock, which is a master alteration (?) Spell, but I didn't have alteration skill, so then I add fire damage until it becomes a destruction spell. I called it incinerate lock.
I made tons of spells like this, using "restoration" that are secretly more damage than healing etc
Ah, Todd Howard. The man who came from the chess club to the figurehead of a game company with more bugs than a superfluous compost heap. What have you blessed Spiff, and therefore us, today?
"Many would say this is a perfectly balanced game with no exploits..."
Literally no one has ever said that about an Elder Scrolls game.
Literally no one.
No one ever said that about a Bethesda game. Fixed it for u
Still think Alchemy in Morrowind is the most broken of the Bethesda games
@@zachmorse2938 Skyrim's Alchemy might have Morrowind's beat, actually! While you can give yourself buffs via potions that last for several months straight in Morrowind and boost your stats to unholy-high levels, Skyrim lets you make permanent game-breaking enchantments via Alchemy exploits. And if you're on any version that's not the Switch version, those exploits can actually crash the game when you try to make them because they result in numbers above 4.2 billion. In a game that considers 4,000 to be an unreasonably high HP count.
I’d love to see a full play through of this from you it’s been hard for myself for the past few months not just physically in work but mentally as I have a lot of health issues and classes as extremely shielded in the uk but your vids keep me going the banter and humour along with the heavy dose of sarcasm haha 🤣 but I do wonder what a full play through of games like oblivion or Skyrim would be like so if there was a wish list this is it just hope the rest of the comments agree other wise great content stay safe.
Even if you errrm hmm exploit the shit out of it haha 🤣
Would love to see this re-created in skyrim.
Pem from the front: "a little derpy but I've managed to manhandle bones harder than that before"
Then the camera rotated and I had to question why chester the cheetah decided he wanted to become God
You can find and kill Umbra who (IIRC) has a very high fixed level, making her an ideal candidate for you to truly show off your newfound power if the other enemies around at level 1 are a bit underwhelming
there's a reason he didn't try and find an actually strong enemy, because the exploit as he made it is only useful on the weakest tier of enemies. Anything with more than 100 hp won't die in one shot.
Just FYI the leveling glitch in the end can make leveled monsters waaayyy harder and you dont get the benefit of having the stat boosts from leveling skills that fall within under the stat
On top of that it looks like it was only consistently increasing the first stat he selected. When he chose Luck it never went up, and it looked like Willpower only went up once as well.
Always have a nice hot cup of coffee whenever I get ready to listen to the Spiffing Britt