"there's no specially large necromancer presence [in Falkreath]" try living in Lakeview Manor and having a Necromancer doing his stuff in the backyard of your house
Yep, turns out you end up being the worse neighbor (or at least I did). I usually shoot him in the head before he even knows someone moved in next door.
Yes in dragonborn dlc which is far from the Skyrim and where the other npc can't go unless they are your companion or they are part of that Dlc like ship maiden .... Hahaha
So ur with ur honey and yur making out wen the phone rigns. U anser it n the vioce is "Got something I'm supposed to deliver. Your hands only." U tell ur girl n she say "my cuorier is ded". THEN WHO WAS PHONE?
@@Cyfrik yo honey says something quitly in ear " i know who is " you are SCREAM in furie... you realise it Chad, bully in youre high school class. Yo honey take off the mask, and the brutish face of chad revealed. He say " haha ha " oh no you think
I second that... I love to play a sneaky character, but until you have near maxed that skill those f**king falmers still notice you. My very first encounter with those nasties was when I had actually reached a really high level in sneaking and entered a falmer infested dungeon - now they did NOT sniff me out, but worse: they kept walking around as usual, it was freaking dark as all hell and I had abso-f**king-lutely no idea they were there - until one was practically BREATHING DOWN MY NECK and I turned the camera I still check every single nook and cranny when walking in falmer territory...
What saddens me most is there are talented devs who clearly have a fondness for set dressing and thematic story telling, surely they deserve a company that will encourage them to go the extra mile instead or cut corners.
If only they could be as thorough as the old games like Baldurs gate and planescape torment. MAN, that'd be a game I'd wanna see. Especially in glorious 3D!Or well like Daggerfall was or Morrowind. Heck, evenOblivion had less missed opportunities than Skyrim had.
I have an AI overhaul mod that gets him there. I've gone to Dragonreach and found him standing before the Jarl, and he'll also sit at a table off to the side and read.
Lolz. First time I played Skyrim, game crashed when i got to riverwood for the first time..I accidentally punched a chicken, and the whole town tried to kick my ass. right about then it just crashed..
Once got caught in a weird dip on a ledge. Couldnt jump out. Tried to fast travel but something was close I was full on panicking a bit but then aarvak saved my ass. Was a close one
When I read “cabin in the woods” I began the hunt to find that cabin, only to my dismay that a Reddit poster let me know there is no such cabin or ghost, that hauntings of falkreath mod is exactly the type of mod I needed to make falkreath even cooler, and add even more diversity to the holds of Skyrim, the atmosphere and especially the idea that doing the dark brotherhood quests may end in a massive spriggan attacking me haha
In case anybody wanted time stamps or a list of the mods featured 0:46 The Falkreath Hauntings: opusGlass 3:56 The Cursed Child's Doll: MihailMods 7:00 Skyrim Underground: AncientKane 9:12 Clockwork: Antistar 11:46 The Nightbringer: Caerulean
The song the dolls are singing is "The Hearse Song" also known as "The Worms Song" its basically a song describing what happens to your corpse after you die describing in detail how the worms feast on your remains.
Clockwork is one of my favorite mods. It has a Doctor Who feel to it to me. The Dwemer robots remind me a bit of Cybermen, and how they are created is disturbing.
This is exactly what I commented on the mod page. But it reminds me more of the people seeking Utopia met by the Tenth Doctor then turned into flying orbs instead. Edit: I remember them now, they are called the Toclafane by the Master
"skyrim is many things but not scary" means that THE ENTIRE GAME AS A WHOLE is not classified as spooky, as you might classify Granny as spooky. He also goes to say "Apart from a few quests...", most likely including Molag Bal's "The House of Horrors" quest.
I can relate to this so much, (story time) when I first played Skyrim, about 8 years old, I got told to go to bleak falls barrow I was ok, took out the bandits, got in and I was ok, but when I saw the first drougr, I nearly shit my pants
I played through Clockwork at 2 freaking AM and I wasn't aware that it was full of spooks until the creepy as hell sounds began to play. Scared the heck out of me and made me cry like a baby. I recommend it! It's great! 👍
Yeah always thought they could have gone a bit further with that, not sure if you play red dead but imagine an animation that randomly appears where he just grabs you and picks you up on his horse and like stabbed you to death or something idk?!
Bean Muncher22 it is implied that the headless horsemen is Ragnar the Red as he starts riding in Rorikstead and takes the long way all the way around to that burial ground by whiterun
JessicaRabbit324 I don’t know if these mods have them, but there is a mod that lets you adopt Helgi, the ghost child. Though if you wanted it, I’m out so I can’t look up the name till later.
@@JessicaRabbit324 Found it: www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/72744?tab=files If You need it, it's on Steam too: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=476793695&searchtext=helgi
"skyrim isn't scary" tell that to 12 year old me in 2016, who clenched the controller so hard that it hurt and stood up for my entire first dungeon. I nearly cried in relief when it was over lmao
So glad I got the Clockwork mod. That introductory dungeon scared the hell out of me the first time, and subsequent playthroughs have never failed to get me spooked either.
The dolls were singing “The Worms Crawl In the Worms Crawl Out”, man I haven’t heard that in a long time. I can tell if that is adorable or terrifying.
Ohh I love that song the dolls sing. I heard it on a goth swing compilation. "The worms crawl in, the worms crawl out, the worms play pinochle on your snout!"
Nate: scary isn't exactly one of them Me: *looks back at the first time I saw a Dragur* Past me: AHHHH WHAT THE HECK IS THAT KILL IT WITH FIRE (True story)
Imagine me, have never faced a Chaurus before, stepping into that lighthouse filled with their clacking noise without knowing what it was the whole time. I've played dozens of playthroughs, but haven't set foot in that place a second time, even if I now know what's in there, and they're not that scary in combat.
I think my favorite was the Clock Work Mansion one. Gave me a thrill of fear and excitement. When I was locked in this room, I got even more nervous but I had a huge temptation to investigate. Very well made and I really recommend it!
I remember my husband installing Clockwork castle for me around 3 yrs back, watching me to play the first sequence up to discovering the castle itself. And he was so dissapointed in me not getting scared like he was xD
Great showcase TheEpicNate315 ! Clockwork is so awesome and Nightbringer is super tough . Love that mask from Falkreath Hauntings . Can't wait to try The Cursed Child's Doll .
I'm all in for horror related mods. Thanks to this video I nabbed The Falkreath Hauntings, Clockwork and the Nightbringer. Coupled with other mods I have like Dark Forests and Supreme Fog, this is gonna make Skryim so much more enjoyable for me. Needless to say, despite the many times I've played Skyrim including the OG version before any DLC got released, 2 weeks ago in the special edition I came across the Headless Horseman for the very first time. That was awesome. But then I died due to a very large enemy patrol (using the Diverse Skyrim, OBIS and Immersive Encounters mods) so when I retraced my steps, the Headless Horseman appeared again, but this time the horse was running along the path with the horseman himself running behind after it. Was so funny.
This actually gives me the chance to tell a story I was itching to tell for awhile now. I was playing as my Khajiit avatar and I was walking down a long road (I don't remember where) when I saw a blue figure on horse back walking behind me. It quickly passed me and I had never seen something like this before so I tried following it. But it was too fast so it soon went around a bend and when I turned it the figure was gone. It wasn't until I saw the images of the ghosts in this video that I found out what it was. Or what I think it was.
The dolls song sounds similar to the song "don't ever laugh when a hearse goes by, for you may be the next to die" From "scary stories to tell in the dark" by R.L Stein
I LIKE RL spiders, I handle them a fair bit, and those kinda made me uncomfortable. Their proportions are off, and they have spikes all over them, and their eyes are way too small for what looks like a wolf spider, and uuuggghhh.
The Nightbringer one is such a cool concept! I'd wish there were more "nemesis/rival" style mods that added an NPC thay after defeat would just retreat and come back later leveling with the player.
Hey Nate! I really hope you read this! I’ve been a fan of this Skyrim lore channel for about 3 months now, and I wanted to suggest you to do a video about ten tiny details we, the fans don’t know about YOUR CHANNEL, how much does it take to make a video?, does someone help you with your adjectives and general explanations? Etc... I’m pretty sure everyone will like it!
Becoming Godsize oh yeah let me just pop in and make it, yeah I’ve got no clue how to make mods, it’s merely a suggestion for actual mod creators and by me saying “I don’t care how long it takes” I mean if someone was to make it I wouldn’t mind waiting ages for it
Becoming Godsize you do realise I don’t have the time to make mods or material, by all means with as easy as your making it out to be why don’t you do it
I was dungeon crawling in Oblviion one time. A zombie sped on me just as I turned a dark corner and scared the shit out of me. I'm glad cams weren't a thing back then.
All of these mods adding new content remind me how small Skyrim actually is. Cities the size of villages with very few inhabitants and even then not always enough homes for everyone. A few dozen pointless fluff npc's with their own homes and jobs might have helped a lot to make the world seem more alive. I live in a village that is more populated and has more than double the buildings, Falkreath is more like a hamlet rather than province capital and that's sad.
Probably the most scared I've been was one time when I was entering Proudspire Manor via the basement entrance and I saw the mannequin moving into position. I had no idea that the armor mannequins are basically just retextured NPCs that, NORMALLY, can't move. A chill ran down my spine when I saw it.
Clockwork is, hands down, the best mod I've ever come across. I can't go a single game without playing through it again. The detail, the subtlety, the perfect balance of eerie and captivating... I adore it.
Hey man, I have a recommendation if I might bend your ear for but a moment. Your content is amazing because it makes people realize just how big and expansive the worlds they're exploring are, and also paints new playthroughs in a totally different light. You grant people new experiences sir, which has secured your place as a great storyteller. That being said, the problem you seem to be facing revolves around your content being very limited in scope to just Bethesda titles. Initially, I can only imagine you did this not only because you had a deep love and appreciation for the titles, but because being major releases they have a wide audience that is easily captured on UA-cam. My suggestion is that now that you have an audience that is a decent size already, call upon them to maybe try and embark on some new games that you can utilize the same formula on. You would be showing people the beauty of choice and cool stuff to find in all manner of games similar to these Bethesda open world titles. One that comes to mind immediately when imagining you do something like this is Divinity Original Sin 2. That game is probably one of the most narratively fleshed out RPG titles I've seen come out of any game this decade without exaggeration. The amount of videos you could do on Fort Joy alone would be insane following your formula. This is not to mention all of the other games that you could explore this same concept through. Again, one that jumps out to me is Wasteland 2 if you'd rather have a similar aire of post apocalypse. Hell, these two games alone would be similar enough to Skyrim and Fallout, that the core audience that you've built would suddenly be exposed to two other titles that are similar, but oh so different. I think this would be a win for you in garnering an even bigger audience from all of the Divinity/Wasteland fans out there, but also benefit the community by getting them something close to what they are here for and sparking interest to play using your incredible video making abilities. I know this is a long comment, but this is the only way I could think to convey this to you. If you're a viewer of TheEpicNate315's channel and agree with my sentiment on this matter, please upvote this comment so that he may ponder the idea. That being said, this is only an idea. I'm open to criticism or disagreement and do not wish to impose. Cheers for reading!
*Kills the nightbringer after reaching level 40 with daedric armor and a daedric warhammer legendary with elemental fury shout.* *Sees meridia's beacon and runs away*
@@Caerulean nah, I just find it funny that no matter how strong I am, whenever I see that beacon i just run cause I wanna defend my ears. I have a gaming set up with speakers y'see.
YEEET SPOOKY MONTH IS COMING!!! oh boy that damn island...
@@SnapplyPie I can now rest in necromantic peace! :D Thanks Nate!
I cant tell if its an extended yeet or an extended yet
@@youngbull8537 YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET
@@F0RCEFI3LD :)
Spoopieness intesifies
These mods don't claim to be the scariest thing in Skyrim. Eorlund Gray-Mane's got that honor
Zombie Toothache 😂😂😂
Zombie Toothache The mans spooks are legendary
Noice
But they do ask for a fair chance
GODS BE PRAISED
"there's no specially large necromancer presence [in Falkreath]"
try living in Lakeview Manor and having a Necromancer doing his stuff in the backyard of your house
best neighbor
Lol I HAVE THAT FUCKING PROBLEM
Yep, turns out you end up being the worse neighbor (or at least I did). I usually shoot him in the head before he even knows someone moved in next door.
That was a relatively small problem for me. He wasn’t very high level
Did anyone ever figure out the reason for the mannequin problem.
The scariest thing is the courier. He is nowhere, yet everywhere..... Creepy right?
Yes in dragonborn dlc which is far from the Skyrim and where the other npc can't go unless they are your companion or they are part of that Dlc like ship maiden .... Hahaha
Kinda like a certain Khajiit you'll occasionally come across standing just off the road.
The courier and the Night Bringer have the same dragon born locator
So ur with ur honey and yur making out wen the phone rigns. U anser it n the vioce is "Got something I'm supposed to deliver. Your hands only." U tell ur girl n she say "my cuorier is ded". THEN WHO WAS PHONE?
@@Cyfrik yo honey says something quitly in ear " i know who is " you are SCREAM in furie... you realise it Chad, bully in youre high school class. Yo honey take off the mask, and the brutish face of chad revealed. He say " haha ha " oh no you think
Man I've been playing Skyrim for 6 years and Falmer and Dwemer ruins still give me the creeps.
I second that...
I love to play a sneaky character, but until you have near maxed that skill those f**king falmers still notice you.
My very first encounter with those nasties was when I had actually reached a really high level in sneaking and entered a falmer infested dungeon - now they did NOT sniff me out, but worse: they kept walking around as usual, it was freaking dark as all hell and I had abso-f**king-lutely no idea they were there - until one was practically BREATHING DOWN MY NECK and I turned the camera
I still check every single nook and cranny when walking in falmer territory...
Same
BRO same
*Falmerslayer has entered the chat*
Where are they? I’m here to kill them.
Bruh Apocrypha tho
"It just feels like quite a few opportunities were missed."
Yeah, that's Bethesda inna nutshell.
What saddens me most is there are talented devs who clearly have a fondness for set dressing and thematic story telling, surely they deserve a company that will encourage them to go the extra mile instead or cut corners.
If only they could be as thorough as the old games like Baldurs gate and planescape torment. MAN, that'd be a game I'd wanna see. Especially in glorious 3D!Or well like Daggerfall was or Morrowind. Heck, evenOblivion had less missed opportunities than Skyrim had.
NOT A BUG ITS A FEATURE
Zing!
Skyrim isn't scary? Tell that to the bears. Them suckers come out of nowhere and get my heart rate pumping
By the time you hear the thumping footsteps it’s all too late 😔
Same with saber cats LOL
true man
@@BrosWithHeads lol... sometimes you don't even hear that, sometimes it's a bear paw to the face, out of nowhere as you turn around.
Thats exactly how i was when i was little and hated combat.
Now im definitely living up to my well known title, Dark brotherhood lady oh yus lmao what
Nate: Skyrim never makes a effort to scare us
Frostbite spider: Am I a joke to you
James Games
Frostbite spider: *does stuff*
Me: whatthefuckwhattheuckwhatthefuck
missingindy I refuse to play the VR version cause HELL NAW
That's why I turned my spiders into Piderman. And yes, I mean Piderman. It's actually somehow scarier.
Y’all wanna know fear, go to the Mojave and go north of Goodsprings
Y'all never got spooked by the chaurus in the marshes near Morthal? Not even once?
How to make skyrim scary: let nazeem reach the cloud district
@Axel The Fallen Angel so he'll go to his own backside
My God! It's too much! NOOOOO
I have an AI overhaul mod that gets him there. I've gone to Dragonreach and found him standing before the Jarl, and he'll also sit at a table off to the side and read.
Vaping Duckie please tel me which mod that is
Vaping Duckie yeah which one
'Skyrim isn't spooky' yet it has moving mannequins in the Riften player home.
Wait really the mannequins move fuck that
What?! I don't know about that
I've had that bug in some of the modded homes, too. Not fun.
tHEY STARE... THEY STARE!!!!
Ra Alf It’s a glitch. I guess it’s because the game sometimes thinks of them as an NPC, or something, so it loads them wrong.
M’aiq thinks that Skyrim is already scary, Flying lizards, Talking dog’s, and living metal beings
Well I guess you have always been a *pussy*
:D
SGT Wolf how dare you insult our lord and saviour
M'aiq forgot to mention Draugr, Daedra, Werewolves, Vampires, and Falmer
@@driftingdruid oh my!
You forgot talking cat people and talking lizards
I mean you will eventually encounter a game breaking bug that'll scare you so that's already covered
I've seen a character with no face, think erikur, just hair but no face, I think he's suffering more than he would be in Oblivion.
Lolz. First time I played Skyrim, game crashed when i got to riverwood for the first time..I accidentally punched a chicken, and the whole town tried to kick my ass. right about then it just crashed..
Once got caught in a weird dip on a ledge. Couldnt jump out. Tried to fast travel but something was close
I was full on panicking a bit but then aarvak saved my ass. Was a close one
True dude! The moving mannequins have probably traumatized me
@@SnapplyPie thats kinda horrifying just all npcs faceless
Skyrim Underground sounds like the perfect mod if you're playing as a vampire that is afraid of the sun.
but then who is the real monster in the Underground? :P
Or just really hates that sound that assaults your ears when you go out in the sun
RevanReborn96 kinda reminds me of a mod for fallout 4
Ah hell yeah imma be D from Vampire hunter
Have all characters be Nazeem
Easy
The horror...
Oh god no the cloud district it's all we will here about
At least all the murdur I will commit will be justified
Don't give Balgruuf more to deal with, a Dragonborn, civil war, dragons, and 1 Nazeem already.
@@SnapplyPie Balgruuf isn't worried about Nazeem. Nazeem never actually walks up there.
New player:AAAAAAAAAAA DRAGONNNN
people who have played for a while:AAAAAAAA COURIER
Honestly if you have every hold discovered just fast travel and watch then fast travel away when he comes to deliver something it's fun
@@civilmagpie1454Thank you for this new information, I will put it to great use. haha
@@sagelindsey4739
Your welcome
What, I love the courier
Seven year old me handing the controller to my dad when I saw a dragon: looks away*
When I read “cabin in the woods” I began the hunt to find that cabin, only to my dismay that a Reddit poster let me know there is no such cabin or ghost, that hauntings of falkreath mod is exactly the type of mod I needed to make falkreath even cooler, and add even more diversity to the holds of Skyrim, the atmosphere and especially the idea that doing the dark brotherhood quests may end in a massive spriggan attacking me haha
Did it add a cabin in the woods though?
@@awesomesauce5974 I wanna know too
In case anybody wanted time stamps or a list of the mods featured
0:46 The Falkreath Hauntings: opusGlass
3:56 The Cursed Child's Doll: MihailMods
7:00 Skyrim Underground: AncientKane
9:12 Clockwork: Antistar
11:46 The Nightbringer: Caerulean
I very rarely feel like I need every single one of the mods in these kinds of lists. This was an exception. Well done!
The song the dolls are singing is "The Hearse Song" also known as "The Worms Song" its basically a song describing what happens to your corpse after you die describing in detail how the worms feast on your remains.
The worms crawl in the worms crawl out the worms play pinochle on your snout
The last mod should be insane with a vampire character.
Clockwork is one of my favorite mods. It has a Doctor Who feel to it to me. The Dwemer robots remind me a bit of Cybermen, and how they are created is disturbing.
You should try the Lucien Flavius companion mod. His quest gave me some Doctor Who vibs as well.
This is exactly what I commented on the mod page. But it reminds me more of the people seeking Utopia met by the Tenth Doctor then turned into flying orbs instead.
Edit:
I remember them now, they are called the Toclafane by the Master
Greg Walker
Psst here a tips
When you kill on put them in the lava and they never gone bother you anymore
Where do I install it? I can't find it on the steam workshop
@@awesomepwn12 It's only available on Nexus mods.
"SkYrIm IsN't ScArY"
Dragons landing after coming out of nowhere, Draugr popping up behind you, followers appearing out of nowhere: ...
When level 40 enemies hunt you down at lower levels Skyrim becomes a horror survival game
Danny Phan
Put he game on legendary right from the begining and a single bandits become a chalenge
Nate: skyrim is many things but not scary
Also Nate in his Top 5 quests video: admits he had to pause during the molag bal quest
*Visible confusion
"skyrim is many things but not scary" means that THE ENTIRE GAME AS A WHOLE is not classified as spooky, as you might classify Granny as spooky. He also goes to say "Apart from a few quests...", most likely including Molag Bal's "The House of Horrors" quest.
So with the conjuration perk you could have 8 murderous dolls? Time to base a character build around one mod again
The puppet master illusion and conjuration
12 Year Old Me Skyrim is not scary
8 year old me gets scared when sees drauger in dark hallway *screams in terror and panic*
Space Otter1006 The best otter brilliantly told monologue
I can relate to this so much, (story time) when I first played Skyrim, about 8 years old, I got told to go to bleak falls barrow I was ok, took out the bandits, got in and I was ok, but when I saw the first drougr, I nearly shit my pants
@@theozforce8058 same...I didn't know anything about elder scrolls.
When I first played Skyrim at 9 years old the Draugr scared me so badly XD
I was eleven when the game came out and dragur were pretty boring to me lmao
Blood dragons scared the shit out of me tho
I played through Clockwork at 2 freaking AM and I wasn't aware that it was full of spooks until the creepy as hell sounds began to play.
Scared the heck out of me and made me cry like a baby.
I recommend it! It's great! 👍
I asked a guard if he knew the alphabet, he said "wait... I know U"
Can we get to 10,000 subscribers with no videos???? 19 subs bro
*BOOOOOO!*
@@demandred1957
That was actually funny!
@@Menaceblue3 Dad joke supreme..
👏👏👏👍
What do you mean it's not scary? I've turned off the compass and I get jumpscared on a frequent basis
"Our next mod brings us undergro-"
Nope.
I’d like to see something done with the headless horseman..👻
Yeah always thought they could have gone a bit further with that, not sure if you play red dead but imagine an animation that randomly appears where he just grabs you and picks you up on his horse and like stabbed you to death or something idk?!
Bean Muncher22 it is implied that the headless horsemen is Ragnar the Red as he starts riding in Rorikstead and takes the long way all the way around to that burial ground by whiterun
James Shelton but i see him in markrath
Nalnal that’s why I pointed out that *he takes the long way around*
@@randomsmosquitos Markarth*
Are there more ghost children?! They freak me out more than anything.
JessicaRabbit324 I don’t know if these mods have them, but there is a mod that lets you adopt Helgi, the ghost child. Though if you wanted it, I’m out so I can’t look up the name till later.
@@ryanfranco7386 Ooh that's interesting! If you're able, I'd appreciate it!
@@JessicaRabbit324 Found it: www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/72744?tab=files
If You need it, it's on Steam too: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=476793695&searchtext=helgi
@@ryanfranco7386 Thanks! 😊
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"skyrim isn't scary" tell that to 12 year old me in 2016, who clenched the controller so hard that it hurt and stood up for my entire first dungeon. I nearly cried in relief when it was over lmao
You don’t need mods to be scary, try daydreaming and then a skeever attacks you out of nowhere 😂
That is the worst
Screaming* WHAT IS ATTACKING MEEEE
for some reason hagravens terrify the hell out of me 😭 i never do the companions questline just to ignore the glenmoril witches
They look like my grandma
So glad I got the Clockwork mod. That introductory dungeon scared the hell out of me the first time, and subsequent playthroughs have never failed to get me spooked either.
Who else wants to take these and make a Halloween Skyrim series?
Seriously considering it
I'd watch
I just got a decent PC so I'm going to mod Skyrim as much as it can handle. Definitely gonna be using creepy/horror/dark fantasy mods to start.
Well, I'm playing the Clockwork mod so you guys are welcome to check it out xD
"as you enter, the doorway behind you will collapse into rebel" I knew that doorway would betray me!
It literally gives you a warning before you enter. "Your followers will not be able to accompany you"
@@BellCube yes but I didnt ever suspect that my best friend doorway would stab me in the back so brutally, how shall I ever recover
*amazing mod*
Me: "IT LOOKS SO GOOD-"
*Only available on PC*
FECK
The dolls were singing “The Worms Crawl In the Worms Crawl Out”, man I haven’t heard that in a long time. I can tell if that is adorable or terrifying.
Thanks Nate! I've been waiting for this video, couldn't find good mods on Nexus to make the game horror!
Nate, you really never let us down with these videos!! Thank you for keeping up with them we truly appreciate it!
Enderal: Forgotton Stories. Had some totally spooky moments.
You know how fast my hearth pumped when I first played skyrim and went through my first dungeon? The dragurs scared the shit out of me
Video suggestion-
All spouse reactions to all the houses/cities. Similarly kid's reaction to the same.
Ohh I love that song the dolls sing. I heard it on a goth swing compilation.
"The worms crawl in, the worms crawl out, the worms play pinochle on your snout!"
Nate: scary isn't exactly one of them
Me: *looks back at the first time I saw a Dragur*
Past me: AHHHH WHAT THE HECK IS THAT KILL IT WITH FIRE
(True story)
Fire is always the anwser.
Mendoza 091999 fire isn’t just always the answer, Fire is just everything. Just burn everything.
Why does that sentence remind me of my sister
Grace Price because we are both a little insane.
Oblivion zombies > draugr. The way they just thump their whole bodies against you or claw at you is SUPER CREEPY!
The Frostflow quest was the only time I was unnerved in the vanilla game.
The song the dolls are singing is called "the hearse song" by Harley Poe
She did a cover. The song is actually at least 100 years old. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hearse_Song
@@nowhereman748 He. The singer is Joeseph Whiteford. Or they, if you count the rest of the band.
part 2 of this PLEASE, upload it just before or once spooky scary month drops around the corner
Not gonna lie, I almost shat my pants the first time I had to go into that underground falmer city
Imagine me, have never faced a Chaurus before, stepping into that lighthouse filled with their clacking noise without knowing what it was the whole time.
I've played dozens of playthroughs, but haven't set foot in that place a second time, even if I now know what's in there, and they're not that scary in combat.
So happy to see Clockwork return. Easily my favorite mod, and second favorite player home mod behind Sjel Blad.
#3 looks like Sheogorath's dream.
I think my favorite was the Clock Work Mansion one. Gave me a thrill of fear and excitement. When I was locked in this room, I got even more nervous but I had a huge temptation to investigate. Very well made and I really recommend it!
I did get scared once, I was playing on mute cause someone was sleeping in my house and a skeever just popped outta nowhere, I screamed😂
You make the absolute best Skyrim and fallout videos, I enjoy every video I watch. Plus your videos are very helpful while I’m playing.
Nate, you had every chance in the world to scare us
I remember my husband installing Clockwork castle for me around 3 yrs back, watching me to play the first sequence up to discovering the castle itself. And he was so dissapointed in me not getting scared like he was xD
AHHHH
Talos you scared me half to death
Scariest part about the Clockwork manor: wondering if the robots will upgrade your spine while you sleep...
Mihail is great with mods, I definitely recommend checking out their mod list
Every time I think I'm done with Skyrim, Nate drags me back in... Bless you sir.
The Falreath hauntings almost sounds like something from vanilla Skyrim.
Great showcase TheEpicNate315 ! Clockwork is so awesome and Nightbringer is super tough . Love that mask from Falkreath Hauntings . Can't wait to try The Cursed Child's Doll .
I'll install all of them as soon as I'll get Skyrim: SE
I'm all in for horror related mods. Thanks to this video I nabbed The Falkreath Hauntings, Clockwork and the Nightbringer. Coupled with other mods I have like Dark Forests and Supreme Fog, this is gonna make Skryim so much more enjoyable for me. Needless to say, despite the many times I've played Skyrim including the OG version before any DLC got released, 2 weeks ago in the special edition I came across the Headless Horseman for the very first time. That was awesome. But then I died due to a very large enemy patrol (using the Diverse Skyrim, OBIS and Immersive Encounters mods) so when I retraced my steps, the Headless Horseman appeared again, but this time the horse was running along the path with the horseman himself running behind after it. Was so funny.
You know what's really scary about Skyrim? Falling through the freaking map.
This actually gives me the chance to tell a story I was itching to tell for awhile now. I was playing as my Khajiit avatar and I was walking down a long road (I don't remember where) when I saw a blue figure on horse back walking behind me. It quickly passed me and I had never seen something like this before so I tried following it. But it was too fast so it soon went around a bend and when I turned it the figure was gone. It wasn't until I saw the images of the ghosts in this video that I found out what it was. Or what I think it was.
The dolls song sounds similar to the song
"don't ever laugh when a hearse goes by, for you may be the next to die"
From "scary stories to tell in the dark" by R.L Stein
It's the same song. And Alvin Schwartz wrote the Scary Stories books, R. L. Stein wrote the Goosebumps series.
Who thumbs down these videos? What could you possibly dislike about this? It's well written, informative and entertaining.
Epicnate: Skyrim isnt that scary
Me: *thinks about the spiders* I THINK NOT M8!
I LIKE RL spiders, I handle them a fair bit, and those kinda made me uncomfortable. Their proportions are off, and they have spikes all over them, and their eyes are way too small for what looks like a wolf spider, and uuuggghhh.
The Nightbringer one is such a cool concept!
I'd wish there were more "nemesis/rival" style mods that added an NPC thay after defeat would just retreat and come back later leveling with the player.
the only problem I have with the Clockwork Mod is the use of an air raid siren that is very much out of place in TES
Hey Nate! I really hope you read this! I’ve been a fan of this Skyrim lore channel for about 3 months now, and I wanted to suggest you to do a video about ten tiny details we, the fans don’t know about YOUR CHANNEL, how much does it take to make a video?, does someone help you with your adjectives and general explanations? Etc... I’m pretty sure everyone will like it!
*my level one thousand character*
Finally a challenge
You know it’s going to be a great video when you recognize the doll in the thumbnail and the first mod talked about.
Him: skurim underground
Me: Not Blightown No! Nooooo
Perfectly well timed video. With october right around the corner
T-think im gonna have a bad night tonight Nate
"The worms crawl in, the worms crawl out" Yep, that's definitely the hearse song. LOVE.
I want a pennywise mod...
I don’t care how long it takes to make but I want it
Becoming Godsize your saying that as though I’ve said summet wrong
Becoming Godsize oh yeah let me just pop in and make it, yeah I’ve got no clue how to make mods, it’s merely a suggestion for actual mod creators and by me saying “I don’t care how long it takes” I mean if someone was to make it I wouldn’t mind waiting ages for it
Becoming Godsize you do realise I don’t have the time to make mods or material, by all means with as easy as your making it out to be why don’t you do it
I was dungeon crawling in Oblviion one time. A zombie sped on me just as I turned a dark corner and scared the shit out of me. I'm glad cams weren't a thing back then.
How to make skyrim scary?
Save corrupted normally is good enough for me.
That's why I had save's backup when playing AC:Unity as in AC:U you don't even have saves to load normally.
someone passes me the moment when that corpse comes out and scares him ?
All of these mods adding new content remind me how small Skyrim actually is. Cities the size of villages with very few inhabitants and even then not always enough homes for everyone. A few dozen pointless fluff npc's with their own homes and jobs might have helped a lot to make the world seem more alive.
I live in a village that is more populated and has more than double the buildings, Falkreath is more like a hamlet rather than province capital and that's sad.
Probably the most scared I've been was one time when I was entering Proudspire Manor via the basement entrance and I saw the mannequin moving into position. I had no idea that the armor mannequins are basically just retextured NPCs that, NORMALLY, can't move. A chill ran down my spine when I saw it.
Survive the night and mistwalkers are good spooky mods.
Clockwork is, hands down, the best mod I've ever come across. I can't go a single game without playing through it again. The detail, the subtlety, the perfect balance of eerie and captivating... I adore it.
You should have waited for spooky month
He's too excited to not tell
This was your best video in ages!
Hey man, I have a recommendation if I might bend your ear for but a moment.
Your content is amazing because it makes people realize just how big and expansive the worlds they're exploring are, and also paints new playthroughs in a totally different light. You grant people new experiences sir, which has secured your place as a great storyteller. That being said, the problem you seem to be facing revolves around your content being very limited in scope to just Bethesda titles. Initially, I can only imagine you did this not only because you had a deep love and appreciation for the titles, but because being major releases they have a wide audience that is easily captured on UA-cam.
My suggestion is that now that you have an audience that is a decent size already, call upon them to maybe try and embark on some new games that you can utilize the same formula on. You would be showing people the beauty of choice and cool stuff to find in all manner of games similar to these Bethesda open world titles. One that comes to mind immediately when imagining you do something like this is Divinity Original Sin 2. That game is probably one of the most narratively fleshed out RPG titles I've seen come out of any game this decade without exaggeration. The amount of videos you could do on Fort Joy alone would be insane following your formula.
This is not to mention all of the other games that you could explore this same concept through. Again, one that jumps out to me is Wasteland 2 if you'd rather have a similar aire of post apocalypse. Hell, these two games alone would be similar enough to Skyrim and Fallout, that the core audience that you've built would suddenly be exposed to two other titles that are similar, but oh so different. I think this would be a win for you in garnering an even bigger audience from all of the Divinity/Wasteland fans out there, but also benefit the community by getting them something close to what they are here for and sparking interest to play using your incredible video making abilities.
I know this is a long comment, but this is the only way I could think to convey this to you. If you're a viewer of TheEpicNate315's channel and agree with my sentiment on this matter, please upvote this comment so that he may ponder the idea. That being said, this is only an idea. I'm open to criticism or disagreement and do not wish to impose. Cheers for reading!
I used to be a creepy mod like you, but I took an arrow in the knee.
Thanks nate, was looking for some good spoopy mods to play. Much appreciated
Guards without arrows in their knees are terrifying
Skyrim Underground sounds like the perfect mod for those who decided to become a vampire to travel Skyrim unhindered
i watched ESO play the entire clockwork mod at 10pm and I've regretted it ever since
@@_to_dream_or_not_to_dream ua-cam.com/channels/jFztUZFRTDd1HTHxTFIXfQ.html there ya go
*Kills the nightbringer after reaching level 40 with daedric armor and a daedric warhammer legendary with elemental fury shout.*
*Sees meridia's beacon and runs away*
You Daedric-armored guys are really asking for a tougher Nightbringer, huh? 😏 Not that I can deliver, sadly; I've been inactive from modding.
@@Caerulean nah, I just find it funny that no matter how strong I am, whenever I see that beacon i just run cause I wanna defend my ears. I have a gaming set up with speakers y'see.
Hope you come back Nate. Miss your Skyrim mod videos. Still rewatch them.
I'd forgotten all about Clockwork for my replay. Thanks for that!
Great video! I didn't come away feeling annoyed with your voice this time! Great review of some super cool mods.