Dagon sought to destroy all of Nirn. I'd like to imagine his surprised and disappointed expression while he watched some random prisoner do his job far better than he could.
Holy fuck thats true XD Imagine killing everyone after the main story, I imagine Dagon could see that somehow in his realm, the Champion just kills everyone and then gives Dagon the finger XDD
Love your reaction to Shivering Isles. Wildest thing is that DLC is canon, so the Sheogorath you meet in Skyrim is canonically the player character from Oblivion
@@christiansales45Don’t know how much you looked into it, but Skyrim Sheogorath actually a little chill. He even praises Martin as the best emperor to ever be on the throne.
Want you to murder Morrowind next. No essential NPCS (the expansion Tribunal tries to prevent you from killing NPCs by making them super overpowered but that just turns them into optional superbosses instead), a main quest that can be accomplished even if you murder plot-essential characters, every fucking bandit has a unique name so you have to track down and kill them too. And the best part is that there's a "taunt" feature that allows you to kill almost every character in the game legally.
lets not forget that before oblivion came out, during development the AI had to be dumbed down becuase they were to smart, the drug adicts would kill shop keeps if they didnt have enough gold on them to buy drugs (this was not scripted and a unforeseeable consequence) and would generally kill a shop keep before you get to them, resulting in a dead merchant on your first arival
They would also steal, get killed by guards, search out the nearest solution to their problems (like getting food), travel between cities. I'm so sad games aren't made with oblivion ai levels of ai freedom. Sure it could be a clustettruck, but so fun!
I agree that oblivion does have some repetitive quests, but not on the same scale as skyrim ("oh, the 5000th quest where you need to kill draugrs and retrieve an item!"). I think that all in all, oblivions quests, especially the side quests, are way more diverse and entertaining
@@DogNamedWatsonthe thieves' guild quests in oblivion are so vastly better than in skyrim - like, the last quest in skyrim is "go to a place and kill a guy, we're gonna be rich again, woohoo" and you may have just stolen a couple of papers, while in oblivion is "steal one the most coveted and esoteric item in the entire lore in a multi-step solo heist, so that a man can gain back his life" not only oblivion thieved better, it also thieved in much greater style
Absolutely not. There may have been more repetition because there were more quests overall. But there was much more diversity in them at the end of the day. Duuuumb
Umaril is a very noteable elf, famous for being an elf and getting killed by Pelenal whitestreak, who himself is a famous non-elf, known for killing elves
@@SwanTeeth Let the seas boil, let the stars fall. Though it takes the last drop of my blood, I will see the galaxy freed once more. And if I cannot save it from your failure, Father, then let the galaxy BURN!"
By the way, the Adoring Fan respawns at the Imperial City Arena every 3 days. As far as I'm aware, the only way to permanently kill him is to get him stuck in Paradise or an Oblivion gate. Since you didn't do that, you'll be stuck with him forever...and ever...and ever(until that adorable beautiful man maybe becomes Cicero in Skyrim).
fun fact the reason the argonians were not as affected in oblivion was because they decided to charge straight into the gates the moment they appeared causing the dadera to destroy the gates and try to retreat while STILL being blitz
Also the hist trees turning them into lizard monsters and supersoldiers + its hivemind effect. Fun fact, the hist trees are deadric monsters that accidentally fell into tamriel because of greek pantheon level shenanigans between the daedra.
You've probably already seen comments saying so, but picking the Divine Crusader armor to wear for the rest of the playthrough was incredibly fitting given its story
Whenever I started up a new save of Oblivion I'd b-line it to Burma and take the gear off the soldiers fighting each other and proceed to cause mischief. Really curious to see what you do to The Adoring Fan. Edit: And the second after I post that The Adoring Fan comes in with Dumpys call to action. I didn't think he could be more disturbing but the ai editing is creepy as hell.
6:12 Threw me for a loop and a half because I thought I was going nuts seeing his face move more wonky than I remembered and then he started promoting Dumpy
Fun fact: the Motierre you meet during the dark brotherhood storyline in Skyrim is related to the one you meet during oblivion’s DB storyline and one of their family members ancestors IS a DB assassin in elder scrolls online set over 2000 years before Skyrim so their family is pretty connected to the brotherhood
The prep phase being the majority of the video somehow makes the shorter killing phase a lot more enjoyable, because you actually see what goes on to get such a satisfying result.
I very much enjoy how the first in this series was a cinematic intense emotional purposeful feeling piece of visual art that I've watched multiple times and frequently recommend to folks because of how genuinely enthralled I felt when watching it and now it is simply just a silly little thing with silly music :)
my god. you are truly insane. what's next, are you gonna make a large world in dwarf fortress and personally see to the death of every historical figure in adventure mode?
I think what I enjoy most about Oblivion is the story lines of the side quests and dlcs. in shivering isles its never stated that jyggalag is actually a bad guy but instead a force that has to do it because it is his nature, when you talk to sheogorath hes not his usual insanity when talking about the greymarch, hes talking about pure absolute suffering which no one truly takes pleasure from which neither self are truly wanting it, but instead a cruel curse set upon the other daedric gods. So when you finally beat jyggalag the real sheogorath you're freeing a false self and the true self from this endless cycle, and give the false self a true form, yourself. Jyggalag says hes finally free to go about by himself with not turning back into a inverse of himself so he disappears from giant head projection and is presumably wandering Oblivion in all its form. really hoping with ES6 we get possibly a jyggalag focused quest, where he tasks you with creating a new plane of order possibly establishing it as a way to maintain the balance needed for the realms so that there is not another merunes dagon event. but instead of him turning into a deranged tyrant he uses his experience as sheogorath to level himself into becoming one of the better daedric princes, possibly setting up an empire to rival the high elves and imperials.
Given that the Elder Scrolls lore hints that reality is (among other things) kept in place by seven pillars and most of them have been destroyed, and the Thalmor want to essentially force the world to the primordial state it was before reality forces the Mer/Elves into a very long but still mundane mortality, and a way they are accomplishing this is the destruction of said pillars A Jyggalag quest where you try and keep reality stable as it's nearing its unraveling while the last pillar is dissolving would be, forgive the joke, INSANE, if well executed
One of my favorite moments to see from people who played Skyrim first is when they escort Martin to Cloud Ruler Temple, and they hail him as Dragonborn. Most people go, "Martin is a Dragonborn?" This is since Tiber Septim, founder of the Third Empire, was a Dragonborn, and all his descendents carry some of his Dragonborn blood.
Learning I could fast travel to places I hadn’t been yet was genuinely insane too. Glad you tackled this game too, was definitely the one I wanted to see most after Skyrim!
@@silvercandra4275 The answer is super old and wondering where the last 15-20 years went 😅I played Oblivion when it came out. And I also played Morrowind when it came out in 2002. I remember bringing my PC to my friends house and we and another friend played Morrowind next to eachother. Needed at least 3 trips to the car each time - one for carrying the PC, one for the CRT monitor (25 kg/55 pounds), one for mouse/keyboard/speakers/network cables and probably another one for snacks, toothbrush etc. We also played some local multiplayer games. Getting local multiplayer set up usually took at least an hour, and a handful of luck. Getting the PCs to find eachother was quite a hassle, even when they were directly plugged into eachother (wireless didnt exist) there was always a ton of IP-settings you had to tweak. Ah..good times
i can't find anyone else mentioning it, so it seems that i must take this burden upon myself. completing "a defense for bruma" is entirely unnecessary for progressing the main quest. you can begin the battle without ever gaining reinforcements-the countess will send in a militia instead, and you can skip like six of those oblivion gates. sorry for your (time) loss. 😔
I really hope you actually do a real playthrough of this game soon. All of the best quests in the DLC are side quests and all of them are incredibly fun. There are plenty of Main game quests that are fun like one where you literally get sent out to the middle of the ocean while you sleep and one where you have to solve a murder mystery. It may not be your style; but a playthrough of this game on your channel would be fun and I would watch it. I hope you come back to Oblivion, my second favorite Bethesda game, sometime soon.
I’m not gonna lie when the adoring fan came up for a split second I thought this was alternate dialogue Until you shamelessly plugged ofc but the AI voice recreation did not falter at all there
I was such a good kid. This was my first immersion into an RPG world and I never had the thought to kill any random people. I think New Vegas was the first time I realized I could just start unloading on the peasantry.
Only game I like repair in is Fallout 3 and New Vegas due to the “smash items together to repair them” mechanic combined with the post-apocalypse. Adds value to duplicate items beyond selling, and adds to the feel of the setting.
I can't wait for a Starfield NPC genocide run Edit: I love your use of classical music here, it really gives an exquisite appeal to the carnage, you're a proper God of madness now
I remember when I did a kill everyone run on Oblivion and raking up a bounty of 500,000 gold and I even completed the main quests while being wanted by everyone. It was a crazy time, too bad I saved over that save with another save.
Well, back at it again! And twas stood the adoring fan, a bright and young soul shattered by the cruelty in the shape of a person that he once worshipped as a hero. His grand champion stood in front of him, his dark sword hiding the blood that coated it from tip to pummel, dripping the crimson liquid on the snow and leaving spots of it, contrasting against the white pure blanket of frozen dew. The man he once worshipped as a great and honorable warrior now had the stench of death all over him, a putrid smell that seemed to mimic a miasma of decay, his eyes looking like the deepest abyss of oblivion... Staring directly at him. Through out all of this, the young wood elf kept wondering why? Why did this... Thing keep him alive, he tried to rationalize it in any way shape or form, either a act of kindness or a scream of help from the light that was trapped within the grand champion's soul. The adoring fan's eyes widened as he saw the monster lift his sword arm, he tried to call out to his idol, trying to remind him one final time of his most loving fan, the one that considered him an inspiration for all... Yet his calls fell on deaf ears as he finally realized why the grand champion kept him alive... He simply wanted someone to watch the end of cyrodil, the end of the empire. In that moment the once bright elf snapped, letting out a smile of insanity in the end as he was struck down by the sword of his hero, his inspiration, his body falling down the cliff as it hit the snow below, his final resting place as the cold enveloped him. The once champion of cyrodil, now nothing more than a catastrophe greater than the Oblivion gates, greater than merunes dagon, would watch the one person that tried to see kindness in him even throughout his systematic massacre fall like all others, his body fated to be consumed and mummified by the show... Hed lift his feet as a moment of clarity took him... It was time for the last soul in cyrodil to perish... It was time he joined the sea of souls he created... And part of him... Wished his most adoring fan would be there to greet him with that same bright, dumb smile.
If what I've heard is correct, the Cowl of Nocturnal is the most useful item in the game for a evil character. Going to commit a crime? Simply equip the cowl while stealthed, commit the crime, and run out of aggro range before removing it. Congratulations! Your crime is now The Grey Fox's crime, and you don't have to worry about the guards!
I like to imagine the reason you were imprisoned at the start was because of murdering countless people, but due to the whole Dagon situation, nobody really remembered what you did and kinda let you go
Doing this in Morrowing is not only possible, but the game will tell you with a popup "Bro, your progression is broken now. Load a save or have a broken save". But it lets you kill everyone, no matter how important they are to the story.
theres an in universe reason why prisoners in elder scrolls end up fulfilling prophecies: the prisoner. you play as someone who, somehow, achieved chim in universe and thus escaped "the prison" that is video game reality. this is a thing for some reason
Can you just imagine being someone from the provinces while this was going on? It sounds like the slaughter phase went pretty quickly here, so while everyone is still cleaning up after the chaos of the Oblivion crisis (which apparently messed up everyone who wasn't an Argonian living in Black Marsh) word gets out that the emperor is dead but the crisis is over and then... ...nothing. No messengers, no traders, no instructions to imperial legions, just... nothing. The initial celebrations give way to deep unease and nervous waiting. And then the scout reports begin to come back of city after city filled with already rotten corpses culminating with the nightmare of a dead capital. The chaos after such an event would be indescribable. Of course the Thalmor would be happy. They'd have an incredibly easy time taking over with Cyrodiil essentially annihilated.
You were soo close, but there's at least 2 NPC's that I know of that you soft locked out of the game during prep. In the DB, there's a quest that when started spawns an argonian in the marshes outside of Lewiin, but you kill the male argonian in the DB before you got that quest to spawn the other argonian in the woods. And in the arena, if you talk to the gray prince before challenging him, you'll be directed to a vampires lair. I did leave details out cause they're both easy to miss but both are highly rewarding. And nonetheless, a valiant effort! ***Edit*** Scratch that. There's at least four you missed, as there are also a few quest in Bruma that won't spawn until after the quest had been started. There's one that spawns a unique bruma guard. One that spawns a dunmer and another unique bruma guard along with a Brenton woman. There's also a quest also in bruma where you encounter multiple ghosts of ackivire soldiers (ik I butchered the spelling, idc) but they're hostile and im not sure if you'd count those.
I actually like the way the durability was handled here (i hate just losing the weapon when it breaks breath of the wild and totk) you can actually repair it stupid easily as long as you are out of combat and at max skill you only need one hammer on you. also if you are playing normally yes the class does matter as only the major skills will contribute to your character level , and yes Martin is voiced by sean bean Oblivion has quite an interesting voice cast. One last thing if you talked to the argonian chick you wouldve gotten feather scrolls for the quest
That's why i love The Elder Scrolls games. It gives you more possibilities than average game. What game would allow you to do such atrocious acts? Probably not many...
at 16:54 the game congratulates you for killing everyone without anyone knowing it was you, which is impressive given you openly murdered every single npc with a fucking two handed sword lmao
either your cheating your whole way through every step of the way to reach your goals faster, or you’re actually reading guides and putting in hours upon hours of effort for your videos, which either way takes dedication. in short, i’m impressed either way
Just FYI, if you ever read this. Jiggalag is so good at what he does that he was a threat to the other Deadric Princes. So, they banded together and were able to corrupt his mind. Now Jiggalag spends his time split between his two personalities, with Sheogorath being the personality that keeps Jiggalag's power in check.
I appreciate the fact that you killed the adoring fan at dive rock. Such a classic.
must be one of the oldest meems on youtube. i love it
@@AsatruMetalhead hell yeah. I remember watching those memes in middle school. God I feel old...
and he said he didnt play oblivion before.... he knows what he did....
@@isaacfrost31 That was classic UA-cam days. Good times. Back when I lied about my age on my account to be able to see age restricted stuff
@@myopiniongoodyouropinionbadback when downloading a song on Limewire was a gamble because you didn’t know what an .exe file extension was
Dagon sought to destroy all of Nirn. I'd like to imagine his surprised and disappointed expression while he watched some random prisoner do his job far better than he could.
Holy fuck thats true XD Imagine killing everyone after the main story, I imagine Dagon could see that somehow in his realm, the Champion just kills everyone and then gives Dagon the finger XDD
Too bad it is only Cyrodil
Is 200 something npcs really "all of nirn?"
@@I_am_a_cat_ it's scaled down. Each 1 NPC is supposed to represent like- 1000 people or something.
He's next.
Love your reaction to Shivering Isles. Wildest thing is that DLC is canon, so the Sheogorath you meet in Skyrim is canonically the player character from Oblivion
Whoa what? Definitely gonna delve into this topic a bit more, thanks!
@@christiansales45Don’t know how much you looked into it, but Skyrim Sheogorath actually a little chill. He even praises Martin as the best emperor to ever be on the throne.
"You've done it! You've saved the Shivering Isles from the Greymarch"
"Oh I wouldn't say saved, more like under new management"
There is no Easter bunny, there is no tooth fairy and there is no queen of Engla-
@@Dutchy4564there is no Easter bunny there is no tooth fairy and there is no emperor of tamriel.
@@discorddraqonequus8436 well done friend
Literally, given how he becomes Sheogorath
@@Dutchy4564 i mean like he isnt lying
Sheogorath has a line in Skyrim that references the events of Oblivion. Proving that he is indeed the Hero of Kvatch now reborn as Sheogorath.
Want you to murder Morrowind next. No essential NPCS (the expansion Tribunal tries to prevent you from killing NPCs by making them super overpowered but that just turns them into optional superbosses instead), a main quest that can be accomplished even if you murder plot-essential characters, every fucking bandit has a unique name so you have to track down and kill them too. And the best part is that there's a "taunt" feature that allows you to kill almost every character in the game legally.
lets not forget that before oblivion came out, during development the AI had to be dumbed down becuase they were to smart, the drug adicts would kill shop keeps if they didnt have enough gold on them to buy drugs (this was not scripted and a unforeseeable consequence) and would generally kill a shop keep before you get to them, resulting in a dead merchant on your first arival
They would also steal, get killed by guards, search out the nearest solution to their problems (like getting food), travel between cities. I'm so sad games aren't made with oblivion ai levels of ai freedom. Sure it could be a clustettruck, but so fun!
@Xappan it would be interesting to design a game with those "flaws" but intentionally. Like have the game world truly be alive and shit
That’s super cool
@@lukekline9513 Dwarf Fortress does this, though playing it takes getting used to
I agree that oblivion does have some repetitive quests, but not on the same scale as skyrim ("oh, the 5000th quest where you need to kill draugrs and retrieve an item!"). I think that all in all, oblivions quests, especially the side quests, are way more diverse and entertaining
I think he underrated the Thieves Guild questline tbh! I thought that final heist was so cool
@@DogNamedWatsonthe thieves' guild quests in oblivion are so vastly better than in skyrim - like, the last quest in skyrim is "go to a place and kill a guy, we're gonna be rich again, woohoo" and you may have just stolen a couple of papers, while in oblivion is "steal one the most coveted and esoteric item in the entire lore in a multi-step solo heist, so that a man can gain back his life"
not only oblivion thieved better, it also thieved in much greater style
@@KyrieFortune the dark brotherhood in oblivion is much better as well. Super memorable characters and quests
@@AgniFirePunch only half of it.
Absolutely not. There may have been more repetition because there were more quests overall. But there was much more diversity in them at the end of the day. Duuuumb
Umaril is a very noteable elf, famous for being an elf and getting killed by Pelenal whitestreak, who himself is a famous non-elf, known for killing elves
Choosing Vivaldi for the slaughter phase... Superb. Well played sir dump.
I haven’t seen this bit yet but I’m guessing Winter…
"I've been looking forward to this"
-Count Dooku
What makes it more funny is who you're quoting from
@@linkerspinkers what do you mean? What a funny about quoting Dooku? Did he commit Genocide too?
@@Sparkjoint kind of mainly just because he's a sith
@@linkerspinkers ah true, true, but he never fully gave himself to the dark side
Killing every npc in Starfield bouta take FOREVER
God that would make you feel amazing though just going planet to planet exterminating any person on site
@@Epicgirl368 name checks the fuck out
@@Epicgirl368 blood for the blood god
@@SwanTeeth Let the seas boil, let the stars fall. Though it takes the last drop of my blood, I will see the galaxy freed once more. And if I cannot save it from your failure, Father, then let the galaxy BURN!"
@@Epicgirl368 horus lupricall with a gun.... A fine addition to our reliquery!
Love your videos your a huge inspiration for my genocide
Same
You're *
Im still waiting to see the results
Same, absolutely inspiring.
@@fredlones1118you're* next.
given the choice, dumpathan would have joined the mythic dawn
You kind of can
By the way, the Adoring Fan respawns at the Imperial City Arena every 3 days. As far as I'm aware, the only way to permanently kill him is to get him stuck in Paradise or an Oblivion gate. Since you didn't do that, you'll be stuck with him forever...and ever...and ever(until that adorable beautiful man maybe becomes Cicero in Skyrim).
No Cicero isn’t the Adoring Fan, it was a reference. Though they are returning in Starfield. Lol
@@locoarticwolf2181 “and I need every molecule👁️👁️”
The Adoring Fan is not Cicero
You can also give him a poison apple, along with any respawning NPC, to permanently "kill" them as they'll die every time they respawn
Killing every NPC in Morrowind is of course a contender for next video but I also think killing everyone in Halo would be entertaining to watch.
I don't think he knows about Morrowind. In his killing every npc in skyrim video he listed M'aiq as originally appearing in Oblivion.
Dumpy: Discovers a new beloved game
Also Dumpy: *”Oh boy, here I go killing again!”*
fun fact the reason the argonians were not as affected in oblivion was because they decided to charge straight into the gates the moment they appeared causing the dadera to destroy the gates and try to retreat while STILL being blitz
Also the hist trees turning them into lizard monsters and supersoldiers + its hivemind effect. Fun fact, the hist trees are deadric monsters that accidentally fell into tamriel because of greek pantheon level shenanigans between the daedra.
The god of chaos also being the god of order is actually really clever.
Also that adoring fan promo is so cursed lol
Fallout : New Vegas next? Also just wanted to say I love the fact you do research to be sure you don't miss a singular npc :)
I would love to see a morrowind one as well, seeing how well he informs himself with all the npcs too!
@@moonandstar1330the fun thing about both of these recommendations is I'm pretty sure both of them have no essential NPCs
You've probably already seen comments saying so, but picking the Divine Crusader armor to wear for the rest of the playthrough was incredibly fitting given its story
bro travelled back in time to make sure he killed everyone
Whenever I started up a new save of Oblivion I'd b-line it to Burma and take the gear off the soldiers fighting each other and proceed to cause mischief. Really curious to see what you do to The Adoring Fan.
Edit: And the second after I post that The Adoring Fan comes in with Dumpys call to action. I didn't think he could be more disturbing but the ai editing is creepy as hell.
6:12 Threw me for a loop and a half because I thought I was going nuts seeing his face move more wonky than I remembered and then he started promoting Dumpy
Fun fact: the Motierre you meet during the dark brotherhood storyline in Skyrim is related to the one you meet during oblivion’s DB storyline and one of their family members ancestors IS a DB assassin in elder scrolls online set over 2000 years before Skyrim so their family is pretty connected to the brotherhood
The prep phase being the majority of the video somehow makes the shorter killing phase a lot more enjoyable, because you actually see what goes on to get such a satisfying result.
I very much enjoy how the first in this series was a cinematic intense emotional purposeful feeling piece of visual art that I've watched multiple times and frequently recommend to folks because of how genuinely enthralled I felt when watching it and now it is simply just a silly little thing with silly music :)
i absolutely love the way each sword swing goes with the music in the slaughter phase, such a nice touch
What is the name of the piece used in the slaughter phase anyway? I never remember the name of it.
I don’t remember the name, but I think it’s Vivaldi. Could be one of the seasons.
my god. you are truly insane.
what's next, are you gonna make a large world in dwarf fortress and personally see to the death of every historical figure in adventure mode?
The fact you had to chase Runs-in-circles for so long is amazing
I think what I enjoy most about Oblivion is the story lines of the side quests and dlcs. in shivering isles its never stated that jyggalag is actually a bad guy but instead a force that has to do it because it is his nature, when you talk to sheogorath hes not his usual insanity when talking about the greymarch, hes talking about pure absolute suffering which no one truly takes pleasure from which neither self are truly wanting it, but instead a cruel curse set upon the other daedric gods.
So when you finally beat jyggalag the real sheogorath you're freeing a false self and the true self from this endless cycle, and give the false self a true form, yourself. Jyggalag says hes finally free to go about by himself with not turning back into a inverse of himself so he disappears from giant head projection and is presumably wandering Oblivion in all its form.
really hoping with ES6 we get possibly a jyggalag focused quest, where he tasks you with creating a new plane of order possibly establishing it as a way to maintain the balance needed for the realms so that there is not another merunes dagon event. but instead of him turning into a deranged tyrant he uses his experience as sheogorath to level himself into becoming one of the better daedric princes, possibly setting up an empire to rival the high elves and imperials.
Given that the Elder Scrolls lore hints that reality is (among other things) kept in place by seven pillars and most of them have been destroyed, and the Thalmor want to essentially force the world to the primordial state it was before reality forces the Mer/Elves into a very long but still mundane mortality, and a way they are accomplishing this is the destruction of said pillars
A Jyggalag quest where you try and keep reality stable as it's nearing its unraveling while the last pillar is dissolving would be, forgive the joke, INSANE, if well executed
0:03 Should've said "I was born as Agent 47 years ago"
One of my favorite moments to see from people who played Skyrim first is when they escort Martin to Cloud Ruler Temple, and they hail him as Dragonborn. Most people go, "Martin is a Dragonborn?" This is since Tiber Septim, founder of the Third Empire, was a Dragonborn, and all his descendents carry some of his Dragonborn blood.
Oblivion is one of my top five favorite games. Thank you for making a video on it
Learning I could fast travel to places I hadn’t been yet was genuinely insane too. Glad you tackled this game too, was definitely the one I wanted to see most after Skyrim!
"why do you always start in as a prisoner?"
How many hours you got, because the full answer to that question gets into Elder Scrolls metaphysics.
the adoring fan jumpscare advert triggered my PTSD... and his MOUTH...
14:20 someone had so much beef, with a five-year-old girl they hired a hitman on her
IVE WAITED FOR THIS FOR SO LONG
"wow... It's old.." yep, that's heresy!
damn, oblivion was released before i was born and it's still one of my favourite rpg's
You just made me feel so old, because I was 3 when this game came out... can't imagine how the people who played this when it first came out must feel
@@silvercandra4275 Our joints hurt.
@@silvercandra4275 The answer is super old and wondering where the last 15-20 years went 😅I played Oblivion when it came out. And I also played Morrowind when it came out in 2002.
I remember bringing my PC to my friends house and we and another friend played Morrowind next to eachother. Needed at least 3 trips to the car each time - one for carrying the PC, one for the CRT monitor (25 kg/55 pounds), one for mouse/keyboard/speakers/network cables and probably another one for snacks, toothbrush etc.
We also played some local multiplayer games. Getting local multiplayer set up usually took at least an hour, and a handful of luck. Getting the PCs to find eachother was quite a hassle, even when they were directly plugged into eachother (wireless didnt exist) there was always a ton of IP-settings you had to tweak. Ah..good times
Damn making me feel old i was 9 when tjis came out 😅
i can't find anyone else mentioning it, so it seems that i must take this burden upon myself. completing "a defense for bruma" is entirely unnecessary for progressing the main quest. you can begin the battle without ever gaining reinforcements-the countess will send in a militia instead, and you can skip like six of those oblivion gates. sorry for your (time) loss. 😔
I really hope you actually do a real playthrough of this game soon. All of the best quests in the DLC are side quests and all of them are incredibly fun. There are plenty of Main game quests that are fun like one where you literally get sent out to the middle of the ocean while you sleep and one where you have to solve a murder mystery. It may not be your style; but a playthrough of this game on your channel would be fun and I would watch it. I hope you come back to Oblivion, my second favorite Bethesda game, sometime soon.
4:34-Ahh don’t worry, it’s just Todd Howard silently plotting his revenge against you for fucking with his game.
Excellent, more death and despair. Cant wait.
Oblivion's dark brotherhood is so much better than Skyrim's.
I agree. I actually liked most of the family members in Oblivion.
@@britt6184 having to kill them all sucked so bad (especially since it was a mistake)😭
Also Lucien Lachance is an icon
I’m not gonna lie when the adoring fan came up for a split second I thought this was alternate dialogue
Until you shamelessly plugged ofc but the AI voice recreation did not falter at all there
Bruh, where are my taxes gonna come from now
I was really confused until I saw the name and pfp lol
@@dumpykong The assassination was a hoax so I am still alive
I was such a good kid. This was my first immersion into an RPG world and I never had the thought to kill any random people.
I think New Vegas was the first time I realized I could just start unloading on the peasantry.
Only game I like repair in is Fallout 3 and New Vegas due to the “smash items together to repair them” mechanic combined with the post-apocalypse. Adds value to duplicate items beyond selling, and adds to the feel of the setting.
"2200+ dead npc's" or as the Mongols called it, "A slow day."
I can't wait for a Starfield NPC genocide run
Edit: I love your use of classical music here, it really gives an exquisite appeal to the carnage, you're a proper God of madness now
crazy how I was watching the other kill all NPC videos and then you post this today while I was watching them. love this stuff
I remember when I did a kill everyone run on Oblivion and raking up a bounty of 500,000 gold and I even completed the main quests while being wanted by everyone. It was a crazy time, too bad I saved over that save with another save.
The classical music while chopping down everyone in your way really does look great. Been on an Oblivion watching binge lately enjoyed it
Pelinal is a good choice for the video thumbnail. That being said- couldn’t do this myself
Well, back at it again!
And twas stood the adoring fan, a bright and young soul shattered by the cruelty in the shape of a person that he once worshipped as a hero. His grand champion stood in front of him, his dark sword hiding the blood that coated it from tip to pummel, dripping the crimson liquid on the snow and leaving spots of it, contrasting against the white pure blanket of frozen dew. The man he once worshipped as a great and honorable warrior now had the stench of death all over him, a putrid smell that seemed to mimic a miasma of decay, his eyes looking like the deepest abyss of oblivion... Staring directly at him. Through out all of this, the young wood elf kept wondering why? Why did this... Thing keep him alive, he tried to rationalize it in any way shape or form, either a act of kindness or a scream of help from the light that was trapped within the grand champion's soul. The adoring fan's eyes widened as he saw the monster lift his sword arm, he tried to call out to his idol, trying to remind him one final time of his most loving fan, the one that considered him an inspiration for all... Yet his calls fell on deaf ears as he finally realized why the grand champion kept him alive... He simply wanted someone to watch the end of cyrodil, the end of the empire. In that moment the once bright elf snapped, letting out a smile of insanity in the end as he was struck down by the sword of his hero, his inspiration, his body falling down the cliff as it hit the snow below, his final resting place as the cold enveloped him. The once champion of cyrodil, now nothing more than a catastrophe greater than the Oblivion gates, greater than merunes dagon, would watch the one person that tried to see kindness in him even throughout his systematic massacre fall like all others, his body fated to be consumed and mummified by the show... Hed lift his feet as a moment of clarity took him... It was time for the last soul in cyrodil to perish... It was time he joined the sea of souls he created... And part of him... Wished his most adoring fan would be there to greet him with that same bright, dumb smile.
This guy has an insane body count... I don't want to know what he does outside of gaming
If what I've heard is correct, the Cowl of Nocturnal is the most useful item in the game for a evil character.
Going to commit a crime?
Simply equip the cowl while stealthed, commit the crime, and run out of aggro range before removing it.
Congratulations!
Your crime is now The Grey Fox's crime, and you don't have to worry about the guards!
Thank you for the flashing lights warning before the rapid clips at the end, and the general lack of flashing cuts before that.
I was listening to an angry man complain like a child about knives and cereal and this feels great
oh my god
The adoring fan AI as a self advertisement
I am both horrified and impressed
I like to imagine the reason you were imprisoned at the start was because of murdering countless people, but due to the whole Dagon situation, nobody really remembered what you did and kinda let you go
This is very well put together. I really enjoyed watching it ❤
HUBBY!! WAKE UP, DUMPY KONG POSTED
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Doing this in Morrowing is not only possible, but the game will tell you with a popup "Bro, your progression is broken now. Load a save or have a broken save". But it lets you kill everyone, no matter how important they are to the story.
theres an in universe reason why prisoners in elder scrolls end up fulfilling prophecies: the prisoner. you play as someone who, somehow, achieved chim in universe and thus escaped "the prison" that is video game reality. this is a thing for some reason
This video has everything. Comedy, murder, oblivion, murder, classical music, murder, Sean bean, murder, and of course a happy ending.
Became a Daedric Prince, immediately destroyed the world.
Most successful Daedric Prince ever.
Can you just imagine being someone from the provinces while this was going on? It sounds like the slaughter phase went pretty quickly here, so while everyone is still cleaning up after the chaos of the Oblivion crisis (which apparently messed up everyone who wasn't an Argonian living in Black Marsh) word gets out that the emperor is dead but the crisis is over and then...
...nothing.
No messengers, no traders, no instructions to imperial legions, just... nothing. The initial celebrations give way to deep unease and nervous waiting. And then the scout reports begin to come back of city after city filled with already rotten corpses culminating with the nightmare of a dead capital. The chaos after such an event would be indescribable.
Of course the Thalmor would be happy. They'd have an incredibly easy time taking over with Cyrodiil essentially annihilated.
You were soo close, but there's at least 2 NPC's that I know of that you soft locked out of the game during prep. In the DB, there's a quest that when started spawns an argonian in the marshes outside of Lewiin, but you kill the male argonian in the DB before you got that quest to spawn the other argonian in the woods. And in the arena, if you talk to the gray prince before challenging him, you'll be directed to a vampires lair. I did leave details out cause they're both easy to miss but both are highly rewarding. And nonetheless, a valiant effort! ***Edit*** Scratch that. There's at least four you missed, as there are also a few quest in Bruma that won't spawn until after the quest had been started. There's one that spawns a unique bruma guard. One that spawns a dunmer and another unique bruma guard along with a Brenton woman. There's also a quest also in bruma where you encounter multiple ghosts of ackivire soldiers (ik I butchered the spelling, idc) but they're hostile and im not sure if you'd count those.
I actually like the way the durability was handled here (i hate just losing the weapon when it breaks breath of the wild and totk) you can actually repair it stupid easily as long as you are out of combat and at max skill you only need one hammer on you. also if you are playing normally yes the class does matter as only the major skills will contribute to your character level , and yes Martin is voiced by sean bean Oblivion has quite an interesting voice cast. One last thing if you talked to the argonian chick you wouldve gotten feather scrolls for the quest
wow, that mouth-bluescreen-thingy is very cool^^ nice video
That end montage with the deaths in beat with the music was so satisfying, thank you good sir 🎩
great choice of music, love to see it.
That's why i love The Elder Scrolls games. It gives you more possibilities than average game. What game would allow you to do such atrocious acts? Probably not many...
I can't wait for "I Killed Every NPC in Daggerfall"
I find it hard to believe that gaming channels like CohhCarnage, Grolhvana and Dumpykong have a low sub count.
at 16:54 the game congratulates you for killing everyone without anyone knowing it was you, which is impressive given you openly murdered every single npc with a fucking two handed sword lmao
Lovely editing and music choices - well done!
Can’t wait for Dumpy to bring this series into the real world!
6:53 "and im pretty sure they're the ones openin oblivion gates" - Dumpykong
21:22 This effect requires GPU accelerations
32:40 this man chased him down. No chase isn’t a strong enough word he hunted him. He stalked him.
either your cheating your whole way through every step of the way to reach your goals faster, or you’re actually reading guides and putting in hours upon hours of effort for your videos, which either way takes dedication.
in short, i’m impressed either way
think i had about 150 hours of pure video game footage for this one
Didn't wander the empty streets of oblivion when it was done 0/10
"It's old."
Oh. Oh, Dumpy.
You should do this for Daggerfall, preferably the Unity version.
Bro that would be torture
14:31-14:44 has to be one of the funniest things in the game 😂😂
23:00
I mean, technically, one of the recommendation quests teaches you the spell "weak fireball" so... definitely archmage material
You should definetely do Morowind soon.
The cinematic shots while classical music played was absolutely *chef's kiss*
Can’t wait for I killed every NPC in starfield
Just FYI, if you ever read this. Jiggalag is so good at what he does that he was a threat to the other Deadric Princes. So, they banded together and were able to corrupt his mind. Now Jiggalag spends his time split between his two personalities, with Sheogorath being the personality that keeps Jiggalag's power in check.
Lord Dagin: TREMBLE BEFORE ME MORTALS! I WILL DESTROY YOU AL- .... Wait, where is everyone?
Dumpathan: Aloha! :D
Even funnier would be Dumpathan saying "Hello there!" like Obi-Wan Kenobi.
So this is the so called oblivion crisis
Nice video I liked the intro a lot
Slaughter phase edit was the most satisfying edit idk why the genocide of all oblivion was this satisfying.
can't believe he forgot the ebony warrior
God im now excited for morrowind, its gonna be a bloodbath
Morrowind and every galaxy in Starfield, your next.