I swear to god this channel has weaselled it's way into my brain. One of the first things I wondered when I got to Baldurs Gate in Baldurs gate 3 was "how is the local economy doing?" Speaking of which I'd love to see a video on Baldurs gate.
Same. Though also that would be a monumental task given how huge Baldur's Gate is and how many NPCs there are (many of whom you can't talk to so you can't really find out if they have a job or not)
@@camillaclark1 I would suggest Baldur's Gate from the original game to start. It would be easier. Then doing it from 3 to see how much better/worse the city is doing in the 120 year gap.
The enumerator missed his chance with the body-counting gentleman. You waited hours for him to show signs of employment; he waited hours for you to show signs of decomposition. No doubt he would have sprung into action if you'd keeled over, but then who would have tallied his effort? A difficult, O'Henry sort of situation.
i think the thing i appreciate most about these is the dedication to aligning the EMPLOYED checkmark correctly with the characters. it just makes me happy
Oblivion had a whole section of the city map that was one much bigger cemetery. Like, it was its own loaded zone. The random unmarked cemeteries you find in Oblivion were bigger.
@@wareforcoin5780 for some reason everything in Skyrim is small. Town and cities are small. Amount of good quests is small. Battles are small, even the civil war ones.
I don't know, that guy inspecting the dead bodies and staying near the grave seems to be employed either as an investigator (He did wondered if you looked like a murderer) or a sort of grave keeper
He is officially employed by the Hall of the Dead as a keeper of the Falkreath Graveyard. With Runil dead, he should be next in line to be the next priest of Arkay.
@@ThelegoterrapinI think the point is to do a direct survey with very little outside information, so unless this information can be found out by talking to people, I doubt there will be an errata. Shame as many of the people dead WERE working people.
The "big, giant monster" is Sinding, who WAS employed at the lumber mill (iirc), until he went beast mode and killed a local (though, notably, not one of the ones you saw). He's supposed to be in his human form when you encounter him in the oubliette, but he's not, for some reason. Anyway, he's an outlier btu should have counted. Thanks for continuing with this series, Austin!
the whole quest seems to be broken here, im pretty sure the priest of arkay is supposed to be doing some kind of service when you get here or something
Mr. Austin, has the bureau provided you with any form of compensation for the trauma you must have suffered seeing those 3 dead bodies? If not you should consider joining a union.
@@totokekedile I believe the conclusion was drawn that the victim in question actually committed a self-beheading, so the beheading is confirmed in that way
I cannot wait for the next episode of Skyrim restaurant critique/inspection. My favorite series on this channel right now by a slim margin. Skybox appreciation is my all time but I just can’t get enough of the restaurant reviews.
Austin you have genuinely changed how i look at certain systems in games. i spent a good 10 minutes just watching the sunset in elden ring yesterday. thanks for making such creative and unique videos that change the way I and presumably many others view video game systems.
Agreed. I started watching these videos as a joke, but it's actually really interesting to look at the more mundane aspects of games. Seeing the world building that exists with npcs helps really immerse you in the world.
I have the same corpse issue in Falkreath. Like half the time I fast travel there a dragon spawns and procedes to kill half the population. In one playthrough Lod was killed before I could ask about Barbas and the brothers running the shop were both killed so the shop was no longer usable. I avoid Falkreath unless its unavoidable now.
weird I have never had that issue over there, only issue i had was white run vendors randomly going hostile and trying to kill me for entering their shop.
I just avoid being a Dragonborn. Dragons are so annoying because they keep spawning every time I fast travel and then you have to kill a dragon which is not difficult, but takes time I could be doing something more interesting
Just a thought but that guy standing there for hours COULD be the gravekeeper or cemetery steward given there was nobody in the hall of the dead and he stood outside it all day
The graveyard guy is Kust, he's employed, he tends the cemetery. If you count everyone living at the start of the game + the *eight guards (at least 3 in the barracks), it's 29 people. Thadgeir, whom you marked as inapplicable, chops wood for the inn, which is technically a job. Sinding, the werewolf in the prison, used to be a worker at the mill but was arrested. As he's now a prisoner, he would technically be inapplicable. All of the dead people you saw were employed at the time of living. Valdr is another citizen of Falkreath, not currently present until you complete a quest. That makes 30 people, and Valdr is employed as a hunter. Minus the two inapplicable, that makes 28 working people with an unemployment rate of 0%.
The home I built is in the outskirts of Falkreath, so it has a special place in my heart. I took many trips to the lumberyard there to get materials I needed. I really love the landscape and biome of the area compared to most of Skyrim, and the somber mood does not bother me. I think it's a nice, calm town to escape to after a long adventure.
My only issue with Lakeview manor is that it sees more random encounters than the other two homesteads. Ironically, the kids think the marsh house is the scary one.
Built my home there too. Went swimming in the giant lake there every morning (at least the mornings I was actually there, and not out getting arrows in the knee). Such a great way to keep the immersion
Genuinely you're the only person I've ever seen that doesnt just ask the same questions I've had, but actually goes the extra mile to get the answers. Thank you.
The Skyrim I love and enjoy surely has its issues and can be easily critiqued. However videos like this just show how enthralling and engaging it still is +10 years from launch from a Role Playing Perspective. The perfect canvas to project your interests and desires into, no matter how statistical-focused they are
I got hooked on your channel from the Skyrim unemployment videos, so glad you did another!! Also hearing your music at the end of your videos is really nice, definitely checking out your music.
when it comes to randomly dead NPC's when you load the current that you are using, I would recommend a recount on a fresh save for more accurate results as the farmer's wife and the priest of Arkay (the god of life, death and funnel rites) shouldn't be randomly dead by default, and i do believe the old guy in the leather armor is actually the resident grave digger, but with the priest randomly dead he is indeed unemployed by current metrics presented
My favorite part is Austin just sounds like a fed up, tired accountant who does this as a job And it makes it the perfect feeling for background viewing lol
This series is my new background show. Some of my previous faves haven’t been feeling the same, but THIS is exquisite. Immaculate content. I hope you continue to enjoy doing this series for a long time.
I never comment on videos. Ever. I think this might just be like my second comment in the 15 years that I've had a UA-cam account, but I just had to say that I love these videos. Very few things in my life right now give me the excitement and genuine happiness I get when I see you've uploaded one more of these on my feed. Thank you much for making me wonder about the local economy in every game I play now.
Runil was the keeper of the Hall of the Dead and the guy standing there doing nothing worked for him as a graves keeper. He probably glitched out because he was waiting for an interaction with Runil to trigger, but couldn’t because he is dead. So had they both been alive, they would’ve counted towards employment. Indara too.
PLEASE PLEASE!! IF YOU DO A SKY BOX VIDEO DO IT IN RIFTEN. I always see people hating on the clear sky's shout but it is one of my favorites because my brother used to use it in Riften and it is such a beautiful city when the sky is blue.
8:18 this character is incredible. He's like an 18th century land surveyor or New World explorer. And all just to find out whether the populace has a job.
I see you met an old friend of mine, his name is Kust or as you may remember him "you have the look of a killer" man. Hes actually the Graveyard keeper of the hold and was on his day off from work when you spoken too him.
Yo I love the song! Congrats on your music getting a bump in views. On my other UA-cam channel I tell my subscribers about your tunes a lot. They really dig it
I love these videos so much. I was playing Mass Effect 2 a few days ago, and walking around the Citadel and Ilium I was just thinking 'I wish you could talk to more NPCs so I could figure out the unemployment rate'. You have changed the way I look at video games in a small, weird, and very specific way, so.. thanks, I think?
Omg how did I not see this sooner? These are my favourite videos to watch when high and I looked these up last night but must have missed it by an hour ahaha
The guy who you deemed unemployed at the cementary is actually the groundskeeper there. (If I remember correctly). I do not think prisoners should apply to employment rate, because it seemed like you wanted to count the werewolf in the calculations.
Yes. (enjoyed). I was going to leave a comment about how I look forward to the next restaurant critique/inspection (of any game) and I see I'm not the first to do so! So anyways, love the channel and your music!
First off, can't say how great this series is enough. I use it to wind down for bed and then often sleep to these upbeat quests for accurate data. That said, my spouse and I have spent months trying to figure out what's with the hair clips seen so often in the final report section? I feel like I have to be missing something
The Iron armor guy has a job, he is the GRAVEKEEPER!!! Of the Graveyard city you know. But you loaded a version of Falkreath where a bunch of employed people died, including the priest of Arkay, wich is that High Elf, whom tells you who is the Gravekeeper.
I told my roommate about this serise and they responded "oh I know this." And then started reciting every character in faltkreath and their employment status. And they had the same results at the video. And this happened to me weeks ago
I took my Economics final recently and I didn’t bother writing down any notes about how the Bureau of Labor Statistics or Unemployment works because these videos are so deeply embedded in my brain
I would love watching you do an analysis of the sleeping situations in FFXIV. There are beds behind panels everywhere. It makes the place feel lived in and implies a lot of bed sharing.
i dont know why i love your videos, it feels like they should bore me but i have a blast watching them, thanks for the content fam, hope ur here for a long time.
As someone with an enjoyment of world building, this series honestly has re-framed my train of thought when it comes to creating a town. What is this town's export or revenue stream? What's the employment rate? What's the ratio of retired persons to children? etc.
I swear to god this channel has weaselled it's way into my brain. One of the first things I wondered when I got to Baldurs Gate in Baldurs gate 3 was "how is the local economy doing?" Speaking of which I'd love to see a video on Baldurs gate.
Lol I do the same now when playing games 😂 "what is the employment situation here?"
Same. Though also that would be a monumental task given how huge Baldur's Gate is and how many NPCs there are (many of whom you can't talk to so you can't really find out if they have a job or not)
that would be amazing
@@camillaclark1 I would suggest Baldur's Gate from the original game to start. It would be easier. Then doing it from 3 to see how much better/worse the city is doing in the 120 year gap.
@@peacocca190npcs not having schedules (I don’t think they do in 3 either) makes it impossible to tell for more people, but you could still get a lot
The enumerator missed his chance with the body-counting gentleman. You waited hours for him to show signs of employment; he waited hours for you to show signs of decomposition. No doubt he would have sprung into action if you'd keeled over, but then who would have tallied his effort? A difficult, O'Henry sort of situation.
It should have been an enumerator-recognise-enumerator type situation. I would never expect such a lack of empathy from such an exacting bureaucrat
Enumerator of death
Ope! that's 4.
"Not sure what a steward does..." depending on the hold it ranges from basically nothing to basically everything.
i think the thing i appreciate most about these is the dedication to aligning the EMPLOYED checkmark correctly with the characters. it just makes me happy
I don't know what I will do when this series ends, I don't want it to end, it's just so nice to walk around skyrim so peacefully
I hope he can move to other economic statistics about Skyrim. We have unemployment reports, but what about inflation? Or what is Skyrim's GDP?
We could do Morrowind next maybe. I don't know if Oblivion has towns, though.
@@c-puffI would love to see this series in Oblivion. Why wouldn't it have towns? 😭
@@c-puffOblivion is set in Cyrodiil the birth place of the Imperial legion. It's larger overall than Skyrim and has 9 major settlements.
@@c-puff Oblivion had actual cities as well as smaller towns. I'd love to see him try the imperial city lol
Falkreath is known for it's great cemetery. It has a whole 7 gravestones truely legendary.
The graveyard in rifted has like 20 graves
I just want you to know your silly comment made me giggle for a whole minute straight 😂 Thank you!
Fr how did they let that slide it’s not like gravestones would be hard on frame rates or loading on anything
Oblivion had a whole section of the city map that was one much bigger cemetery. Like, it was its own loaded zone. The random unmarked cemeteries you find in Oblivion were bigger.
@@wareforcoin5780 for some reason everything in Skyrim is small. Town and cities are small. Amount of good quests is small. Battles are small, even the civil war ones.
Rundil being dead slapped me in the face. Nooo, not my elderly Altmer priest of Arkay! He has five lines total, but I still love him.
Fr, he is my favorite character in Falkreath.
I don't know, that guy inspecting the dead bodies and staying near the grave seems to be employed either as an investigator (He did wondered if you looked like a murderer) or a sort of grave keeper
yeah that was my guess too
He is officially employed by the Hall of the Dead as a keeper of the Falkreath Graveyard. With Runil dead, he should be next in line to be the next priest of Arkay.
@@dersriefkohl4705perhaps we get an end of series errata?
@@ThelegoterrapinI think the point is to do a direct survey with very little outside information, so unless this information can be found out by talking to people, I doubt there will be an errata. Shame as many of the people dead WERE working people.
@@ToonedMinecraftYou can find out this specific info by talking to Runil. Unfortunately, Runil was the dead High Elf.
I can't get over the genius idea to cosplay as a jaded bureaucrat
Jaded? Man clearly loves his job.
Cosplay?
The "big, giant monster" is Sinding, who WAS employed at the lumber mill (iirc), until he went beast mode and killed a local (though, notably, not one of the ones you saw). He's supposed to be in his human form when you encounter him in the oubliette, but he's not, for some reason. Anyway, he's an outlier btu should have counted.
Thanks for continuing with this series, Austin!
Bro spoiler
@@cultoffish8076the game is 12 years old. Get over it. :P
He is technically in the process of moving out of town when you meet him
the whole quest seems to be broken here, im pretty sure the priest of arkay is supposed to be doing some kind of service when you get here or something
@@Kavukamari Isn’t the priest’s wife one of the dead people outside? That might have tripped the game up
Mr. Austin, has the bureau provided you with any form of compensation for the trauma you must have suffered seeing those 3 dead bodies? If not you should consider joining a union.
They did provide legal aide to him during that unfortunate beheading event
@@LifesNeverHumDrum The legal department would like to remind you that that incident was an *alleged* beheading.
@@totokekedile I believe the conclusion was drawn that the victim in question actually committed a self-beheading, so the beheading is confirmed in that way
I’d be interested in a Bureau of Labor Statistics Numerator build for Skyrim. Lockpicking is obviously an important skill.
Lockpick, speech, and block/light armor/restoration (to protect yourself on your travels).
@@LonelyLilPetunia Maybe Illusion to de-escalate situations. Would have helped prevent the beheading incident.
fuck now i have to make a custom class for that in Oblivion
These videos are directly responsible for me getting recommended that "how much did the traps in Saw 1 cost" and i'm totally happy with that
I cannot wait for the next episode of Skyrim restaurant critique/inspection. My favorite series on this channel right now by a slim margin. Skybox appreciation is my all time but I just can’t get enough of the restaurant reviews.
Same. It just hypnotizes me.
Waiting for Riften, with their custom made drinks
I absolutely love the restaurant critiques. I think about it anytime I see an inn or restaurant in a game
Boosting this comment, I need more restaurant reviews asap
Austin you have genuinely changed how i look at certain systems in games. i spent a good 10 minutes just watching the sunset in elden ring yesterday. thanks for making such creative and unique videos that change the way I and presumably many others view video game systems.
Agreed. I started watching these videos as a joke, but it's actually really interesting to look at the more mundane aspects of games. Seeing the world building that exists with npcs helps really immerse you in the world.
I have the same corpse issue in Falkreath. Like half the time I fast travel there a dragon spawns and procedes to kill half the population. In one playthrough Lod was killed before I could ask about Barbas and the brothers running the shop were both killed so the shop was no longer usable.
I avoid Falkreath unless its unavoidable now.
weird I have never had that issue over there, only issue i had was white run vendors randomly going hostile and trying to kill me for entering their shop.
I just avoid being a Dragonborn. Dragons are so annoying because they keep spawning every time I fast travel and then you have to kill a dragon which is not difficult, but takes time I could be doing something more interesting
Saaaame @@notllikethat
not Austin adding THE SHADOW OF THE EMPLOYED SIGN on the table in the general store 💀
Just a thought but that guy standing there for hours COULD be the gravekeeper or cemetery steward given there was nobody in the hall of the dead and he stood outside it all day
It's a depressing place. I imagine he needs to step out on occasion for his mental health.
Runil, the high-elf taking a dirtnap, reveals that Kust works for him at the Hall of the Dead. But Austin is role-playing as somebody new to the town.
One of my favorite bits of these unemployment videos is the transition jingle. It's just too good
The graveyard guy is Kust, he's employed, he tends the cemetery.
If you count everyone living at the start of the game + the *eight guards (at least 3 in the barracks), it's 29 people.
Thadgeir, whom you marked as inapplicable, chops wood for the inn, which is technically a job. Sinding, the werewolf in the prison, used to be a worker at the mill but was arrested. As he's now a prisoner, he would technically be inapplicable. All of the dead people you saw were employed at the time of living.
Valdr is another citizen of Falkreath, not currently present until you complete a quest. That makes 30 people, and Valdr is employed as a hunter.
Minus the two inapplicable, that makes 28 working people with an unemployment rate of 0%.
Yes! Great job. Pretty remarkable we have another 0%!
I'm pretty sure most dead people were employed at the time of living.
The home I built is in the outskirts of Falkreath, so it has a special place in my heart. I took many trips to the lumberyard there to get materials I needed. I really love the landscape and biome of the area compared to most of Skyrim, and the somber mood does not bother me. I think it's a nice, calm town to escape to after a long adventure.
Falkreath has always been my favorite area just to vibe in. The Rift is a close second.
Just ignore the noisy neighbours just a stone’s throw away from your house
My only issue with Lakeview manor is that it sees more random encounters than the other two homesteads. Ironically, the kids think the marsh house is the scary one.
@@evilemuempire9550 never had issues with them
Built my home there too. Went swimming in the giant lake there every morning (at least the mornings I was actually there, and not out getting arrows in the knee). Such a great way to keep the immersion
Also your flat humor is very very very funny and makes your videos feel perfectly relaxed and not overproduced or overwritten.
Kust is a Groundskeeper of the Falkreath Graveyard and assistant to Runil
So recently unemployed?
Genuinely you're the only person I've ever seen that doesnt just ask the same questions I've had, but actually goes the extra mile to get the answers. Thank you.
The occasional yawning surely doesn't have to do anything with staying in Dawnstar in the previous Skyrim episode, right? Right?
There is meant to be a priest in the Hall of the Dead, but his corpse was lying in the grass.
I like how he asked his own housecarl if they have a job
I was thinking the same!!!! 😂😂
When you get back to the office, can you ask municipal services where all these people take their trash? It's a total mystery to me.
Its such a bad day. But out favorite employment enumerator has come to make it better. Thanks to the bureau of labor statistics
The Skyrim I love and enjoy surely has its issues and can be easily critiqued. However videos like this just show how enthralling and engaging it still is +10 years from launch from a Role Playing Perspective. The perfect canvas to project your interests and desires into, no matter how statistical-focused they are
Love this comment. It is so true.
so glad the enumerator didn't release the great monster. but also wow that would've really messed with the unemployment survey
I got hooked on your channel from the Skyrim unemployment videos, so glad you did another!! Also hearing your music at the end of your videos is really nice, definitely checking out your music.
I love falling asleep to these videos bc they’re so delightfully boring yet so good lol. Helps my mind wind down. Bureaucracy is so titillating
when it comes to randomly dead NPC's when you load the current that you are using, I would recommend a recount on a fresh save for more accurate results as the farmer's wife and the priest of Arkay (the god of life, death and funnel rites) shouldn't be randomly dead by default, and i do believe the old guy in the leather armor is actually the resident grave digger, but with the priest randomly dead he is indeed unemployed by current metrics presented
My favorite part is Austin just sounds like a fed up, tired accountant who does this as a job
And it makes it the perfect feeling for background viewing lol
Another great video. I'd love some health and safety inspections, if you ever considered something like that
The priest mentions that the graveyard guy is the grave keeper, so he's definitely employed!
I hope the enumerator enjoyed their holiday weekend. Wonderful way to start the week.
Looking forward to seeing the analysis of Winterhold’s unique situation.
This series is my new background show. Some of my previous faves haven’t been feeling the same, but THIS is exquisite. Immaculate content. I hope you continue to enjoy doing this series for a long time.
If you want a real challenge you should do the city of Daggerfall from Daggerfall.
Or Imperial City from Oblivion. lol
austin arguing over whether the ghosts and the screaming voice of dead King Lysandus count as employed
Arena cities are even bigger are more chaotic
5:12 "Yes, and unfortunately, um, we're not allowed to have, um-what are they called? Sl-not, er, uh-interns! That's the word I'm looking for."
you should do the unemployment rate of your subscribers next
Not just any austin, it’s Any Austin!
Thanks to Austin, I now know that phantom tax is the reason my wallet keeps going empty anytime I'm stopped by a government official!
I never comment on videos. Ever. I think this might just be like my second comment in the 15 years that I've had a UA-cam account, but I just had to say that I love these videos. Very few things in my life right now give me the excitement and genuine happiness I get when I see you've uploaded one more of these on my feed. Thank you much for making me wonder about the local economy in every game I play now.
Runil was the keeper of the Hall of the Dead and the guy standing there doing nothing worked for him as a graves keeper. He probably glitched out because he was waiting for an interaction with Runil to trigger, but couldn’t because he is dead. So had they both been alive, they would’ve counted towards employment. Indara too.
I've watched like four of these and I have no idea why... Why am I interested in these? Good job!
Amazing that he keeps subtitles off in the game but manually adds them in post later. That's government bureaucracy for you.
We should all be grateful for this enumerator traversing space and time to report on these statistics.
PLEASE PLEASE!! IF YOU DO A SKY BOX VIDEO DO IT IN RIFTEN.
I always see people hating on the clear sky's shout but it is one of my favorites because my brother used to use it in Riften and it is such a beautiful city when the sky is blue.
U can really feel the exhausted bureaucrat vibes being channeled
8:18 this character is incredible. He's like an 18th century land surveyor or New World explorer. And all just to find out whether the populace has a job.
I will never get over the 1950s old fashioned hair clips every debriefing😆
I see you met an old friend of mine, his name is Kust or as you may remember him "you have the look of a killer" man.
Hes actually the Graveyard keeper of the hold and was on his day off from work when you spoken too him.
Lol watched the Dawnstar video today, went to binge more and saw this. Awesome series!
Love those survey videos, the restaurants review ones are great as well
I love this series and really hope it continues into other games from TES. Especially oblivion.
Uhhh I don't think those people were supposed to be dead in the game....
My employment sense was tingling, I got here as fast as I could!
the way i yelled at the screen with food in my mouth "DIRECT SURVEY!!!!"
(Austin turning around to the incoming sound)
Guard : I used to be an ad---
Austin : AHH! (followed by the perfect cut)
Yo I love the song! Congrats on your music getting a bump in views. On my other UA-cam channel I tell my subscribers about your tunes a lot. They really dig it
Side note; Taken is by far their favorite hit. Might be mine too!
I feel like a kid when the saturday cartoons come on. There's something truly magical about this series!
Thank you for keeping hair clip manufacturers employed
I think the imprisoned monster somewhat matches the Pokémon clause. Maybe it can and even does do work, but should not be counted. Good call.
Once again, the angles on the employment markers are great. Very fun to see the variation.
“You have the look of a killer” is the best compliment for a goverment office employee.
I love these videos so much. I was playing Mass Effect 2 a few days ago, and walking around the Citadel and Ilium I was just thinking 'I wish you could talk to more NPCs so I could figure out the unemployment rate'. You have changed the way I look at video games in a small, weird, and very specific way, so.. thanks, I think?
Omg how did I not see this sooner? These are my favourite videos to watch when high and I looked these up last night but must have missed it by an hour ahaha
Odd & Unremarkable moments in Any Austin's Skyrim unemployment census
Someone needs to make a mod for Austin that makes his character look like himself in a suit with a clipboard and pen.
The armored guy is Kust; he tends to the graves as assistant to the town priest, Runil.
My bedroom has a 100% unemployment rate.
The guy who you deemed unemployed at the cementary is actually the groundskeeper there. (If I remember correctly). I do not think prisoners should apply to employment rate, because it seemed like you wanted to count the werewolf in the calculations.
Yes. (enjoyed). I was going to leave a comment about how I look forward to the next restaurant critique/inspection (of any game) and I see I'm not the first to do so! So anyways, love the channel and your music!
First off, can't say how great this series is enough. I use it to wind down for bed and then often sleep to these upbeat quests for accurate data.
That said, my spouse and I have spent months trying to figure out what's with the hair clips seen so often in the final report section? I feel like I have to be missing something
Imma be real with you Ive played this game for 400 hours and Youve shown me more cities that ive ever known were in the game with this series
How?
@@leonrussell9607he wandered around the game with his eyes closed
@@leonrussell9607bro got the special Braille release
Thanks for the new video. I'd watch a Skyrim Skybox Appreciation video.
I think the former jarl is now running a potion business.
It looks as though you forgot about the guards in the barracks.
The perfect video for my lunch break :)
Once again, thanks for uploading this analysis video! Looking forward to more like this from you!
I really enjoy these videos ❤ I'd enjoy you doing most things in Skyrim I think
This series makes me so happy 😊
The Iron armor guy has a job, he is the GRAVEKEEPER!!! Of the Graveyard city you know.
But you loaded a version of Falkreath where a bunch of employed people died, including the priest of Arkay, wich is that High Elf, whom tells you who is the Gravekeeper.
I told my roommate about this serise and they responded "oh I know this." And then started reciting every character in faltkreath and their employment status. And they had the same results at the video. And this happened to me weeks ago
this is exactly what I needed to appear on my recommended tonight. You're a hero
I always enjoy these videos. Regards from Iceland :)
You already had me straight from your Dawnstar report, but then you had to go and quote "The Purple One." 💜 10/10.
I took my Economics final recently and I didn’t bother writing down any notes about how the Bureau of Labor Statistics or Unemployment works because these videos are so deeply embedded in my brain
There's always something unusual happening during the survey process in these town in Skyrim.
I would love watching you do an analysis of the sleeping situations in FFXIV. There are beds behind panels everywhere. It makes the place feel lived in and implies a lot of bed sharing.
i dont know why i love your videos, it feels like they should bore me but i have a blast watching them, thanks for the content fam, hope ur here for a long time.
Always super excited for these analysis videos! Thanks so much for uploading! Might comment more later!
I love the prepared talk after every episode lol makes me feel like im back in school watching the bro do a presentation
I love that the old jarl retired to become a meth cooker/dealer at the local pub.
yessss the skyrim unemployment vids are my fave!!! I love the restaurant reviews as well, hope to see more of those!
As someone with an enjoyment of world building, this series honestly has re-framed my train of thought when it comes to creating a town. What is this town's export or revenue stream? What's the employment rate? What's the ratio of retired persons to children? etc.
That “retired” guy was the formal Jarl
Again the bureaucrat Gods bless us! Love the enumeration videos!