The Elder Scrolls: Arena by Puri_Puri in

This is a speedrun of The Elder Scrolls: Arena by Puri_Puri from Summer Games Done Quick 2016. The run starts at 10:06.
SGDQ2016 raised over $1,300,000 for Doctors Without Borders, and is just one of the many charity marathons from Games Done Quick.
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[@BaronYoungOfficial]

I was about to comment that those guys probably messed up with the editting and upload the same dungeon run every time
it took me a while to realize he was being sarcastic when he mentioned that the dungeon was supposed to be unique

[@maxcolvin5981]

Man, I'm never gonna pass my exams now that all these speedruns have just dropped.

[@dekky3908]

Wow... That draw distance is amazing.

[@sarahk6353]

I subbed a few days ago and I just see all this in my sub box

[@NikGlt]

8:15

[@cifxr]

God bless

[@JakeHennett]

How long would a full on glitchless run of Arena take ideally?

[@kuwa_bara]

Jake Hennett sorry if the response is a bit too late, but it’d take about an hour and half.

[@soundthehorn]

I don't understand why there are 10-15 minutes of donations and nothing, then the run starts

[@DasTuermchen]

Hiiiiiilfe. Soviele Videos auf einmal. wäre es nicht cleverer alle 6 oder 12 Stunden ein Video auf öffentlich zu schalten? o.O

[@rapidcore100]

10:10

[@NetTopic]

Same dongeon over and over again ^^

[@Leto85]

I see people donating hundreds to thousands of dollars for this speedrun.
Are all your fans millionaires or am I missing something?

[@Leto85]

thisoneisforcommenting Hello, that sounds really awful. I'm sorry you have to go through that.

[@masakookawa6652]

Leto85 Some people have a lot of loose cash and live for GDQ events. I'm sure you've heard the $1000+ donations before, usually from certain organizations or businesses.

[@SwitcherooU]

The nerds won.
It's easy to poke fun at the neckbeard-types and basement dwellers, but that's just a small sliver of the demographic. Most gamers that appreciate these old games A.) are old enough to have been working in a career for 10+ years, and B.) have some degree of technical aptitude. Both of these things lead to more success at work and more money to throw around.