The reason you rotate pans when baking is because different spots in the oven have mildly different temperature ranges despite what the thermometer on the machine might say, Such as being on the top shelf or closer to the fan unit Rotating pans means they all are exposed to different ranges so they sort of even out in their exposure
I love how spells change schools throughout the main series games. I can imagine mages debating the nature of certain spells and why they should be classified as such. It feels like scientists arguing about what classification an animal should be and it keeps switching families and species and clades until finally they give up and just stick it on an evolution tree that everyone begrudgingly agrees upon until someone starts the argument again. Also I cannot stress enough how much you've made me want to play Morrowind with these videos and now I can add Daggerfall to that list.
The in-universe explanation seems to be it's how the different cultures categorize the spells. So Mysticism is its own field of study in Morrowind and Cyrodiil, but not in the system in Skyrim which is still based on the categorization devised by Shalidor. Cyrodiilic mages regard absorbtion as falling under restoration whilst Morrowind's mages regard it as under mysticism etc.
Small tip for future Skyrim use: the Hall of the Vigilants has a stray Daedra Heart, just sitting on a platter at the head table. Of course, since the Hall gets torched when you hit level 10, it’s a limited-time offer. :v
Morrowind's daedric armor was always my favorite. It's rarity made it feel extra powerful and really cool to stumble upon while exploring (plus the aesthetic is the best)
Ye mw has the best looking daedric. Skyrim has much better armor than oblivion tho. This might be more bc oblivion is fucking ugly, and most of its gear looks like plastic Ren faire cosplay
So in oblivion, if your level is high enough, you could just go to a location called rockmilk cave. its in the south of the map, and contains twenty or thirty bandits fighting each other. they all have level loot, and its a great place to farm armor and weapons.
A Daggerfall NPC offering to trim armor for free, then dissapearing or teleporting immediately after accepting the trade would invoke some serious Gielinoric PTSD
10:25 Actually… leveling your Conjuration to 100 in Skyrim is super easy and relatively fast. You buy soul trap, go to the plains next to Whiterun, kill something, for example a mudcrab and you spam Soul Trap on the corpse. You’ll get to 100 Conjuration in about 30 to 45 minutes. Well, I say that… but I’m also assuming that you are playing full vanilla with 0 mods, and that’s include the “unofficial Patch” which fix that exploit
And if he plays with unofficial patch, casting soul trap on someone who's damage you can outheal or that can't reach you also works. Because you level conjuration from using the spell properly. Which for soul trap means casting it on something that can be trapped. But it doesn't have to be trapped to count. The spell could run out, but you still get the exp. Or a bound weapon or basically any summon. So you could use bound sword, grab an essential follower (like through a quest) and let them do the fighting while you repeatedly conjure your weapon. I did it with a mammoth that did less damage than my passive health regen, so all I had to do is stand somewhere, let the mammoth wail on me (to keep it interested) and continue casting soul trap. That also works with other schools. Like using a low level destruction spell and healing hands together.
Was about to say the same thing! Also with AE you can max Destruction by going to Hob’s Fall cave, using unbound storms and fast traveling for an easy 100. Plus any combat skill can be scummed to 100 easy with attacking a horse on legendary difficulty
When I was young I’d raid Roxxy Inn around level 20-25 for “the cool gear” because the people there have armor that scales for some reason? I’d start a fight and run to the big rock outside to pick everyone off lol. These days though I summon bound armor and weapons and drop them after repairing for decent gear that doesn’t weigh anything. Great approach for early to mid game because bound is good but not better than endgame armors.
31:25 “I could do more alchemy, but why not feed two birds with one scone?” The amount of one liners he sneaks in with complete deadpan delivery is astounding sometimes XD
apparently, that line "feed two birds with one scone" was an animal-friendly alternative suggested by Peta, but this is the first time I've actually heard someone use it.
Pretty much clicked on this thumbnail to make the case for Morrowind Daedric being my favourite. Morrowind Daedric is aesthetically pleasing, sort of vaguely oriental/balinese in its design, and its muted greys, blacks and reds exude a "civilized demonic" energy that you'd expect to see from the Daedra, who are never just purely savage or chaotic but have some semblance of culture each. The facemasks on the helmet were such an iconic touch, and the fact that there were only three helmets in the entire game made them feel extra valuable and rare. The other games treating Daedric as a rare, random drop that can potentially be farmed also made it far less desirable, and aesthetically they just miss the mark.
The Slow Time shout has the same mechanic, allowing you slow time for 2+ minutes with strong potions. You can clear an entire dungeon with 2 casts and never be seen by anyone lmao.
One of the reasons falmer feel like they're stronger than average is that Skyrim dungeons have a minimum level, and most dwarven dungeons(which commonly have falmers too) have a somewhat high minimum level in the range of like 15~20. Purely falmer dungeons might be lower comparatively but admittedly I don't really explore those so I don't have the level ranges in memory.
Aside from that, I think the lowest rank falmer are also just really fuckin beefy compared to the lowest ranks of other enemy clades, like they just don't HAVE basic bandit tier guys
@@syrelian That's true, looking it up, the lowest level falmers outside of quest specific variants is level 5 for shamans. The rest have a minimum level of 9. Which is equivalent to bandit outlaws and thugs respectively.
Yeah, Skyrim scaling is different from Daggerfall and Oblivion. It's not fully random, you can absolutely encounter enemies that are over or under your level, but it is adjusted so that each dungeon doesn't have a specific, ideal level to tackle it.
Actually you could forge your own armor in Morrowind. It was disguised as weird fetch quests but yeah. I think you could make polarbear/snow wolf armor in solsthiem and you could do something similar in the tribunal expansion.
Yes. You could make Glass, Ebony and Adamantium armor in Tribunal and Snow wolf/Snow Bear , normal wolf and bear and Stalhrim armor in Bloodmoon. I love hunting for snow beasts to make the full snow wolf/ bear set, it's a fun sidequest, much more engaging than just mining for ore and it really makes me feel like a hunter
I think what he's talking about is the games having a crafting mechanic, not just quests with things as a reward, Though the quests you describe sounds pretty fun
@@bigdaddydons6241 it's only coded as a quest in the game's code because it was added with DLCs and it was easier to implement that way, but I'm sure if it was present in the base game it would have been implemented as a proper feature with UI and everything. Beside, it doesn't really play out like a quest. The way it works is that you have to either mine or buy some ore, bring it to one of the few blacksmith in the game that has the feature implemented, tell him which piece you want, give him some gold, wait a couple days and then come back to collect your armor or weapon. It's very similar to how it works in monster hunter for example. It IS proper crafting, just with extra steps and limited to only a few smithes in the game. If they wanted to add it as a feature, they would have had to rewrite the engine's code, which is overkill for a DLC. The "quest" itself doesn't have an end or an objective.
The ghost putting you to sleep at 28:00 had me cackling like mad, god I love Oblivion's janky physics. Good stuff as always JBN! It's nice to see good ol' Daggerfall getting some love too!
17:01 ME TOO. And in fallout 3 or new vegas when a bandit is holding a pistol in a very silly, stupid way, shooting nonstop while backpedalling with a braindead grimace on their face.
i liked oblivions daedric armor design the best, it really felt like hellish armor when you scavenged it off the corpses of the daedra you kill that and i liked the conjured weapons/armor being almost unnoticeable from the genuine article in appearance, since you arent summoning the ghost of the weapon, youre bringing real daedric weapons to nirn for a short time
Morrowind has the best leveling/exploration system because it actually has FIXED encounters so leveling actually helps you. Everything isn't so random. Exploration is encouraged. You're right to be biased.
Some fixed and some limited leveling, which is also great: It has the advantage that at the spot where there is a rat at level 1, there might be a diseased rat at Level 4 and a blighted one at level 8 to keep the enemy challenging but then this is the max and at Level 15 it's still a blighted rat and you can strike it down with a single hit. At the same time, there might be a Clanfer -> Daedroth -> Golden Saint leveled creature somewhere behind the Ghostfence who will be a reasonable challenge from level 10 to 20 but if you wander into that area at Level 2, you know you better turn around and run away and come back later. It's just the best of both worlds: Provide adaptive challenges to keep the game interesting but also notably giving you the feedback, that you actually get stronger.
No one is right to be biased actually each game has its good and bad (I don't care what morrowind fanboys say the map and journal SUCKS and that makes morrowind basically unplayable for new players as they will always get lost in an area they aren't meant to be at the beginning) oblivion is more player friendly, but it's leveling sucks. skyrim is just dumb fun, but not indepth and lastly morrowind has a sharp learning curve (and what I mentioned earlier) but also gives the most freedom to builds and when you learn it's systems you can become a God extremely easily I wish more gamers would judge each game based on its own merits how's that saying go comparison is the thief of joy But hey that's just my 2 cents (and this doesn't mean a game can't be bad its just that comparing games shouldn't be the metric we use)
@Dovah_Slayer The map and journal of this game reflect actual role playing games. It's designed to be immersive. You're meant to read and understand what's going on. I get it if it's not your thing but that's how games were before they became gogogo click the next area to get the quick results without even knowing what I'm doing or why I'm there. World building.
7:09 wasn't expecting Symphony X to be mentioned. I barely encounter anyone who knows the band. I first encountered the band when The Odyssey record was new and we were playing games with my friend and listening AOL radio on the net, we started talking how this one song had been playing really long time and it didn't sound bad and we started wondering what's going on and checked it out. Turns out the song was 24 minutes long. We've been listening to the band ever since.
Any bug bigger than a quarter is a scary wild animal in my mind. If I ever saw a spider the size of a mouse I’d probably punch it out of fear and then pay for the hole in the wall. Just no. I’d rather have a close encounter with a bear than a huntsman spider etc
When you picked up the Transmute spell for Skyrim I assumed you would level up smithing by crafting jewelry. I remember speed running smithing skills by crafting gold rings and necklaces, they are way more expensive than most armor pieces and weapons at lower levels. But the Dwenmer adventures and crafting were cool. Reminded me why I like Bethesda games so much. You would enter a random ruin and run into a multi tier quest that would take you across the map!
The "DONK" noise at 32:50 is an amazing small touch that made me lol fr. I'm so glad your channel is growing and more people are getting to know how funny and talented you are!
You can wait faster in Skyrim by click and holding the arrow as you set the duration of your wait, but after you confirm the wait it just drag the arrow to the 1 hour point and the time will pass almost immediately.
45:58 had me dying. You actually got me back into after morrowind after writing it off as a kid and now it's by far my favorite game mechanically speaking. Keep up the good work bro. You have a lot of talent and I could easily see you catching up to people like Joov or even Doug Doug.
Nice! ..As an avid ESO player, I understand why "it's just a crafting style there" is a valid reason to exclude it, but there's also a Xivkin style, an "Ancient Daedric" style, and a lot of "sub-daedra" styles like Meridian, "the Annilarch's Chosen" of Mehrunes Dagon, etc. ! Pretty much enough to warrant its own video.. 🤓😋
The style, the presentation, the lying about Dwemer lore (I love the idea, btw), The baking bit, the spiders thing, The Sleepytime bit, it's all perfect. I might be stoned, but I just love your videos, man. Btw did you know you could Indiana Jones the Blade pieces in the Skyrim Mehrunes Razor quest? Place a potion on the pedestal, and grab the blade shards, and the potion keeps the plate weighed down. No poison arrow barrages required. Also don't feel bad about dying to Oblivon Goblin Warlords a bunch. Those things are so aggressively scaled that they cause a lot of troubble, even to the strongest of characters. I loved seeing Oblivion Umbra, the unstoppable kill person wearing a 20 ton suit of Ebony Power Armor, fall over like a sack of potatoes when she hit you with 70% reflect. Truly soul-healing. I love Oblivion arrows because they';re so weird. Its funny Oh man, the Dagggerfall "Beating a woman to death for hours" is so mornidly funny, I don't know why? Sourdough goblins I loved this video.
Your videos have gotten better and better over time. Im not a long time viewer maybe a few months, but I have binged every elderscrolls video you've uploaded. Playing them as background noise funny enough to go to bed to, so ive watched a couple videos a couple times as well. I love the little IRL cut aways for a bit and the ad reads are entertaining as well. I started watching as a means to learn more about morrowind and now Oblivion when Skywind and Skyblivion mods finish. These have been great learning tools for me. overall your videos are great I really enjoy them a lot.
I actually never knew that Skyrim spiders were camel spiders!! As someone who's pretty fond of camel spiders myself, it made me very happy both to learn that, and to hear someone else spitting facts about them!
I was very excited to finally see all the main line games in one video. It was a lot of fun seeing all the differences between the games side by side. 💙
On the off chance you see this, there is a guaranteed daedra heart that spawns in Kodlak's room at Jorrvaskr. It always respawns after a few days. That's the one I usually steal when I'm making Daedric armor/weapons. Just something useful to keep in mind
In Skyrim, if you open the wait menu, drag the slider to where you want, and press enter while holding the mouse button still, you can drag the slider down to 0 while waiting, making time move super fast.
For anyone interested in a fresh Skyrim playthrough that is very vanilla friendly, I personally recommend Ironman challenge (seen this idea on Joov channel). Basically: Permadeath, Survival mode (AE or one of the many mods, that add this), no trading and only using crafted equipment. I also did it with additional rules like no stealing, no trainers and legendary difficulty (please, just play the game on expert, its infinitely more playable) Really enjoyed that expirience. It perfectly shows the strength of the game as a sandbox and kind of mitigates the lackluster RPG mechanics
You’ve def been told this before but your vids are super interesting and also great content to sleep to, I’d listen to you talk about mechanics of any game
While the Skyrim version of the main theme with the chanting is certainly the most iconic version, hearing the Morrowind version for the first time in a while in the outro makes me realize how much more epic it really can sound.
Small tidbit about mining Ore Veins in Skyrim: yes it is alot faster to attack the Ore in order to mine it, however doing so can bug the vein and make it uninteractable once the vein refreshes. (Ore Veins refresh every 30 in-game days) It doesn't always happen, but I'm not sure how to fix it
If you want to skip the level grinding in Oblivion to get access to Daedric items - you can just do the bed levelling glitch that is used in Oblivion 100% speedruns. If memory serves correct, you make a save right before you leave the tutorial sewer (the final time you can set skills/traits/etc.). There's a shack near where you start the Thieves' Guild questline that you can sleep in. Just get enough skill points to level up and then make a save before going to sleep in the shack. I think you open the menu at THE SAME TIME that you start sleeping load in the save at the sewer and now you should be leveled up. Go back to the save before the bed, drop a save, and repeat. You can level up super quick this way without having to do all the grinding. True, attributes will be slightly less than you would probably get from straight grinding, but you can do this to get yourself to max level super fast. But double check on UA-cam or Google, as it is possible I got a step wrong.
@@fredsleftnut6394 I don't know. I just know from my own experience that when I try and manually mine the ore the next time I go and try to mine it it's there but I cannot click on it and hitting it with pickaxes produces no such ore.
I just started watching you recently (despite youtube tryna send me your way for awhile now) and your more relaxed commentary n jokes really hit. Id love to see ya do more daggerfall. It's rare to see stuff on it I feel and its definitely somethin special
The reason why the Skyrim NPC inventory restock glitch happens is because when a merchant becomes hostile it changes their state from a passive state to a new combat state, which forces that shop / inventory update which, apparently, works wonky with the save system which has never been perfect in the CE so I'm going to assume that the game loads all the NPC's default states at once and when one changes the game just takes the newest, update state, in this case the merchants will refresh their inventory as they can't both be in combat with the player and also selling them something. I have no way of really knowing what's going down but after abusing glitches in so many games that have NPC states I can feel a bit confident in this being the case. EDIT: Further note but this also means spells like Frenzy or even Soul Trap can cause them to refresh their inventory, even if it's a slower process.
I never had to slay fyr to get daedric armor, as he’s much too valuable, but I did have to disintegrate his gear to steal it off em and then calm him… and then bribe and bribe and bribe.
The way you described Morrowind's random spawns is actually very close to how Skyrim does level adjust enemies as well through so called "leveled lists". In a lot of cases, specifically named bosses for example, enemies may look the same while in reality being a different enemy representing the same character or enemy type with higher/lower stats and better/worse loot. You can see this with Bandits by how you face normal "Bandit" enemies on lower levels but on higher levels they are replaced with ones such as "Bandit Marauder". I wouldn't be surprised if it's actually the same system in all 3 games from Morrowind to Skyrim, considering they are all using the same core Engine.
I'm not gonna lie, Oblivion did Daedric Armor dirty. In Morrowind and Skyrim it looks so much better. Morrowind Daedric armor will always be my favorite ❤ Edit: There is an easier way to train conjuration in skyrim by using Soul Trap on a corpse and spam cast it. Wait an hour and repeat.
I actually think oblivion daedric is the best in design and in general in this game. Shame how they ruined how you obtain daedric items after morrowind
Several things about getting Daedric Armor in Oblivion. 1. Marauders are the Heavy Armor variant of Bandits. There's two fort's on the Gold Road that have Marauders. There's a fort outside Anvil where you get sent to for the quest When The Vow Breaks. 2. There's a quest where you have to find out if a merchants inventory is stolen or not. The bad guys bodyguard has a set of Heavy Armor that is based on your level.
Huh, I never realized Skyrim is the only Elder Scrolls game that lets you craft your own armor. Its so weird how Skyrim added some stuff not found in older titled such as followers, crafting, marriage and that sort of thing but got rid of a bunch of stuff.
A highly resonant LPF'd Saw wave passed through a Sample and hold, triggered at high audio frequencies, creating that sick YOY sound we have all come to love since 2010
18:02 Even if ghosts can pass through normal doors, this one was made of Dwarven metal, so presumably Tone-forged spirits of some kind. I wouldn’t expect ghosts to be able to pass though Daedric metal either.
This is your best video yet. Your style and editing has really come into their own and set you apart not just as a "can you beat game with only X" genre but also as an elder scrolls youtuber. Great work and your references to the lore always endear me after having spent hours on the UESP scrolling through the lore articles.
Remember there was a large mod-series for Morrowind that dealt with all types of crafting, most of which would appear as activators similair to Skyrim crafting. From crafting with cloth with spin needles, to chopping/drying wood from (pre-existing) trees, to melting unwanted stuff and actually forging into armor/weapons, with Daedric having a special requirements
Hearing the Dark Brotherhood door just yell "WHAT" makes me think that there's an old man speaking into some Dwemer speaker system in the cave and he just couldn't hear you say the passphrase
youre not just background noise (though ive played each of your vids at least 5 times each cause they do make great background noise) but your vids are legit entertaining
37:06 i'm kinda surprised he put all those points into strength and speed manually instead of just taking the free lycanthropy buff + hircine's ring (optimally from a coven quest) at level 2. Also, I know selecting "use" and clicking on clothes will change the style of some clothing, but I can't remember if it works on armor too.
Got back into Morrowind last week (after binging half of your vids) and remembered my favorite thing. Raising General Merchant Disposition by "selling" them a single Septim for.....a full refund. Trade Offer! You "receive": 1 gold coin I Receive: A Full Refund +1 Disposition and better prices per transaction. It. Just. WORKS. Anyways, these are inspirational to me and I appreciate the work you put into them so much.
in terms of the skyrim one, there are a couple of ways you might have done it quicker. soul trap spam on a corpse can get you to 90conj quite quickly; dupe glitch on given materials for atronach forge would be fine too; save scum until you have all 4 pieces. In skyrim AE any levelling issues can be solved out of the gate by getting the unbounded x destruction spells from hob's fall cave, casting freezing/storms and then fast travelling while still holding down the button. 100 destruction easily and the levels roll in alternatively, via the smithing route quick resto loop potentially by super stacking alchemy fortify gear make a fortify enchant potion and a fortify smithing potion drink fortify enchant and make fortify smithing gear go to a workbench and equip both smithing things, then improve a piece of gear. the insane values off the resto loop give a gear value akin to the ones off the alchemy resto loop which then maxes out your smithing
Best way to reveal dungeons in Daggerfall is to get quests from the Dark Brotherhood or a Knight Order - they are almost entirely dungeon quests, and each time you get one, you reveal a new location on your map. And some quests may even reward you with a bonus dungeon map as part of the reward ;)
I don't know if someone has mentioned it, but there is a chest in Skyrim accessible right next to a mine in a snowy village that is linked to a KIhajit merchant. It is super easy, and has a lot of items you can sell for money, along with enchanting materials. This is how I get my enchanting up early. Another trick for Skyrim is if you get to max enchanting, enchant 4 pieces of gear to give -25% mana cost for the school that has the spell levitate, then while levitating anything use the map to fast travel to a city on the other side of the map, you level the levitate spell school super quick.
I remember when I was hunting down my first full Daedric set in Morrowind I spent five minutes flying up and down that shaft in Tribunal looking for the Cuirass because I couldn't see it on the rocks, despite having the UESP open telling me exactly where it is. I personally subscribe to the theory that Daedric armor being as hard to find as it is was entirely accidental, and it was initially meant to be at least as common as the weapons
Man, that Morrowind sound effect for picking up and equipping armor was such a huge part of my childhood. I remember always keeping levitation scrolls or potions on me after I found out that they often just put nice gear up on ledges out of the way. The game really encouraged you to explore everywhere and get into trouble. I remember collecting all the daedric or otherwise legendary/rare gear I found and just piling it up on my bed at whatever manor I ended up living in.
About the various Daedric Face helmets, if i remember correctly (i may not, but i did collect them all once) the Daedric Face of God actually has the highest armor rating with the other two slightly below it. I don't remember which of Terror and Inspiration is better though. Awesome video about the armors though, was fun to see the collection!
As someone who has played all of these (Having to manually run Arena and Daggerfall through DOSBox before steam did that for you) I am actually quite intrigued.
The reason you rotate pans when baking is because different spots in the oven have mildly different temperature ranges despite what the thermometer on the machine might say,
Such as being on the top shelf or closer to the fan unit
Rotating pans means they all are exposed to different ranges so they sort of even out in their exposure
I quickly learned the spots in my oven. Now I rotate pizza and shuffle fries.
Two pizzas in my oven always means that one is ready while the other is barely cooked
Is this bots?
Oh i get it now
Same for microwaves
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Give in to Daedric Armour: The Movie. Do it.
You and me are the opposite, I listen to this guys videos while I sleep lol.
you don't listen to JBN to fall asleep and then watch it again the next day?
Itsssss only onnnnne of your huuuuuuman hoursssss. Howww much harrrrm could that beeee? 👹
I love how spells change schools throughout the main series games. I can imagine mages debating the nature of certain spells and why they should be classified as such. It feels like scientists arguing about what classification an animal should be and it keeps switching families and species and clades until finally they give up and just stick it on an evolution tree that everyone begrudgingly agrees upon until someone starts the argument again.
Also I cannot stress enough how much you've made me want to play Morrowind with these videos and now I can add Daggerfall to that list.
There's an argument to be made that _all_ magic is some form of alteration.
The in-universe explanation seems to be it's how the different cultures categorize the spells. So Mysticism is its own field of study in Morrowind and Cyrodiil, but not in the system in Skyrim which is still based on the categorization devised by Shalidor. Cyrodiilic mages regard absorbtion as falling under restoration whilst Morrowind's mages regard it as under mysticism etc.
This is canon btw, there are in-game books about these debates, such as "Response to Bero's Speech"
Daggerfall good game
Unity allows for tons of mods, you can really tailor your gameplay experience
RIP Thaumaturgy...
you had like 4 spells and made absolutely no sense as a unique school
Can't imagine Calcelmo's face when he learns his entire life's work in artefacts was smelted down and made into mass produced bows.
Small tip for future Skyrim use: the Hall of the Vigilants has a stray Daedra Heart, just sitting on a platter at the head table.
Of course, since the Hall gets torched when you hit level 10, it’s a limited-time offer. :v
There's another one in the Harbinger's room at the companions hall
@@alekz8580Just gotta sneak and grab it and run
Morrowind's daedric armor was always my favorite. It's rarity made it feel extra powerful and really cool to stumble upon while exploring (plus the aesthetic is the best)
The one in Skyrim looks a bit too .... edgy to me. Just too much. I much prefer ebony over it.
I hate the horsehead look of the skyrim Daedric. Having multiple unique helmets in morrowind was awesome.
@@ZMCFERONits prob so beast races could wear it for the lore. I do like the morrowind and oblivion one better tho
Ye mw has the best looking daedric. Skyrim has much better armor than oblivion tho. This might be more bc oblivion is fucking ugly, and most of its gear looks like plastic Ren faire cosplay
Weapons too, Daedric Claymore is my favourite. Basically Morrowind is the best TES. Period.
So in oblivion, if your level is high enough, you could just go to a location called rockmilk cave. its in the south of the map, and contains twenty or thirty bandits fighting each other. they all have level loot, and its a great place to farm armor and weapons.
Not sure I want to know what "Rockmilk" is or how you get it.
@@gonat0 Well you milk the rocks of course! Get a good 'ol bucket and stool and start yankin' udders.
Helmet is kind of hard to get in Oblivion because only bandit leaders have a chance to wear it
You could also go to oblivion gates at high levels as you can loot most deadric armor off the highest level dremora.
I always glitch repair and drop the bound deadric armor from the stones
A Daggerfall NPC offering to trim armor for free, then dissapearing or teleporting immediately after accepting the trade would invoke some serious Gielinoric PTSD
I would go berserk even though I'm not an orc. I'd get that angry.
10:25 Actually… leveling your Conjuration to 100 in Skyrim is super easy and relatively fast. You buy soul trap, go to the plains next to Whiterun, kill something, for example a mudcrab and you spam Soul Trap on the corpse. You’ll get to 100 Conjuration in about 30 to 45 minutes. Well, I say that… but I’m also assuming that you are playing full vanilla with 0 mods, and that’s include the “unofficial Patch” which fix that exploit
Then you can soul trap a mud crab or something
And if he plays with unofficial patch, casting soul trap on someone who's damage you can outheal or that can't reach you also works. Because you level conjuration from using the spell properly. Which for soul trap means casting it on something that can be trapped. But it doesn't have to be trapped to count. The spell could run out, but you still get the exp.
Or a bound weapon or basically any summon. So you could use bound sword, grab an essential follower (like through a quest) and let them do the fighting while you repeatedly conjure your weapon.
I did it with a mammoth that did less damage than my passive health regen, so all I had to do is stand somewhere, let the mammoth wail on me (to keep it interested) and continue casting soul trap.
That also works with other schools. Like using a low level destruction spell and healing hands together.
Was about to say the same thing! Also with AE you can max Destruction by going to Hob’s Fall cave, using unbound storms and fast traveling for an easy 100. Plus any combat skill can be scummed to 100 easy with attacking a horse on legendary difficulty
When I was young I’d raid Roxxy Inn around level 20-25 for “the cool gear” because the people there have armor that scales for some reason? I’d start a fight and run to the big rock outside to pick everyone off lol. These days though I summon bound armor and weapons and drop them after repairing for decent gear that doesn’t weigh anything. Great approach for early to mid game because bound is good but not better than endgame armors.
30-45min for lvl 100 is very VERY slow in skyrim
0:06 I CAN'T ESCAPE HIM
I see him in my dreams, and I'm not even the fuckin' emperor.
*GAMING NEWS ARTICLE APPROACHING*
IT'S JOHNN SKYRIM
GOD HOWARD!
"Skyrim player find out you can go past the menu and play the fucking game"
31:25 “I could do more alchemy, but why not feed two birds with one scone?”
The amount of one liners he sneaks in with complete deadpan delivery is astounding sometimes XD
He has infinite tries to be deadpan because it's a recording, so is it really that astounding?
@@brandon0981 At least a little, because most people aren't funny and can't write for shit.
@@brandon0981 Why do you care?
That line gave me a giggle fit
apparently, that line "feed two birds with one scone" was an animal-friendly alternative suggested by Peta, but this is the first time I've actually heard someone use it.
Pretty much clicked on this thumbnail to make the case for Morrowind Daedric being my favourite. Morrowind Daedric is aesthetically pleasing, sort of vaguely oriental/balinese in its design, and its muted greys, blacks and reds exude a "civilized demonic" energy that you'd expect to see from the Daedra, who are never just purely savage or chaotic but have some semblance of culture each. The facemasks on the helmet were such an iconic touch, and the fact that there were only three helmets in the entire game made them feel extra valuable and rare. The other games treating Daedric as a rare, random drop that can potentially be farmed also made it far less desirable, and aesthetically they just miss the mark.
I actually hate oblivion's daedric armor design. Tbf though oblivion has the ugliest designs pretty much across the board
Fun fact, Berserker Rage is considered an Alteration effect, and can have its duration increased with Alteration potions
*in Skyrim
The Slow Time shout has the same mechanic, allowing you slow time for 2+ minutes with strong potions. You can clear an entire dungeon with 2 casts and never be seen by anyone lmao.
One of the reasons falmer feel like they're stronger than average is that Skyrim dungeons have a minimum level, and most dwarven dungeons(which commonly have falmers too) have a somewhat high minimum level in the range of like 15~20. Purely falmer dungeons might be lower comparatively but admittedly I don't really explore those so I don't have the level ranges in memory.
Aside from that, I think the lowest rank falmer are also just really fuckin beefy compared to the lowest ranks of other enemy clades, like they just don't HAVE basic bandit tier guys
@@syrelian That's true, looking it up, the lowest level falmers outside of quest specific variants is level 5 for shamans. The rest have a minimum level of 9. Which is equivalent to bandit outlaws and thugs respectively.
Yeah, Skyrim scaling is different from Daggerfall and Oblivion. It's not fully random, you can absolutely encounter enemies that are over or under your level, but it is adjusted so that each dungeon doesn't have a specific, ideal level to tackle it.
Actually you could forge your own armor in Morrowind. It was disguised as weird fetch quests but yeah. I think you could make polarbear/snow wolf armor in solsthiem and you could do something similar in the tribunal expansion.
Oblivion also had those armor molds you could get in loot in the Shivering Isles expansion.
That doesn't count
Yes. You could make Glass, Ebony and Adamantium armor in Tribunal and Snow wolf/Snow Bear , normal wolf and bear and Stalhrim armor in Bloodmoon.
I love hunting for snow beasts to make the full snow wolf/ bear set, it's a fun sidequest, much more engaging than just mining for ore and it really makes me feel like a hunter
I think what he's talking about is the games having a crafting mechanic, not just quests with things as a reward,
Though the quests you describe sounds pretty fun
@@bigdaddydons6241 it's only coded as a quest in the game's code because it was added with DLCs and it was easier to implement that way, but I'm sure if it was present in the base game it would have been implemented as a proper feature with UI and everything. Beside, it doesn't really play out like a quest. The way it works is that you have to either mine or buy some ore, bring it to one of the few blacksmith in the game that has the feature implemented, tell him which piece you want, give him some gold, wait a couple days and then come back to collect your armor or weapon. It's very similar to how it works in monster hunter for example. It IS proper crafting, just with extra steps and limited to only a few smithes in the game.
If they wanted to add it as a feature, they would have had to rewrite the engine's code, which is overkill for a DLC. The "quest" itself doesn't have an end or an objective.
The ghost putting you to sleep at 28:00 had me cackling like mad, god I love Oblivion's janky physics.
Good stuff as always JBN! It's nice to see good ol' Daggerfall getting some love too!
He even closed the door
17:01 ME TOO. And in fallout 3 or new vegas when a bandit is holding a pistol in a very silly, stupid way, shooting nonstop while backpedalling with a braindead grimace on their face.
It's even worse after you died and they just keep shooting you
LMAO, the "F*** IT" approach to killing Grelod the Kind. Also 31:50 love the subtle Cartoon "Bonk" effect when your head hits the sign LOL
I love just headbutting the signs and make them do a dozen 360s
19:42 I loved it when he said "Its berserkin time" and berserked all over Forgemaster. This is one of the videos of all times.
28:05 Alright dude, you did it, you managed to make me laugh out loud with this one.
a mirmir
i liked oblivions daedric armor design the best, it really felt like hellish armor when you scavenged it off the corpses of the daedra you kill
that and i liked the conjured weapons/armor being almost unnoticeable from the genuine article in appearance, since you arent summoning the ghost of the weapon, youre bringing real daedric weapons to nirn for a short time
The skyrim set's helmet just doesn't really match with the rest of the design
you are correct! flipping your pans midway through baking can help avoid over-browning or burning due to the uneven heating of most ovens.
Morrowind has the best leveling/exploration system because it actually has FIXED encounters so leveling actually helps you. Everything isn't so random. Exploration is encouraged. You're right to be biased.
They really need to go back to their roots here
Some fixed and some limited leveling, which is also great: It has the advantage that at the spot where there is a rat at level 1, there might be a diseased rat at Level 4 and a blighted one at level 8 to keep the enemy challenging but then this is the max and at Level 15 it's still a blighted rat and you can strike it down with a single hit. At the same time, there might be a Clanfer -> Daedroth -> Golden Saint leveled creature somewhere behind the Ghostfence who will be a reasonable challenge from level 10 to 20 but if you wander into that area at Level 2, you know you better turn around and run away and come back later.
It's just the best of both worlds: Provide adaptive challenges to keep the game interesting but also notably giving you the feedback, that you actually get stronger.
It's because elder Scrolls used to be good before todd howard ruined everything
No one is right to be biased actually each game has its good and bad (I don't care what morrowind fanboys say the map and journal SUCKS and that makes morrowind basically unplayable for new players as they will always get lost in an area they aren't meant to be at the beginning) oblivion is more player friendly, but it's leveling sucks. skyrim is just dumb fun, but not indepth and lastly morrowind has a sharp learning curve (and what I mentioned earlier) but also gives the most freedom to builds and when you learn it's systems you can become a God extremely easily I wish more gamers would judge each game based on its own merits how's that saying go comparison is the thief of joy
But hey that's just my 2 cents (and this doesn't mean a game can't be bad its just that comparing games shouldn't be the metric we use)
@Dovah_Slayer The map and journal of this game reflect actual role playing games. It's designed to be immersive. You're meant to read and understand what's going on. I get it if it's not your thing but that's how games were before they became gogogo click the next area to get the quick results without even knowing what I'm doing or why I'm there. World building.
7:09 wasn't expecting Symphony X to be mentioned. I barely encounter anyone who knows the band.
I first encountered the band when The Odyssey record was new and we were playing games with my friend and listening AOL radio on the net, we started talking how this one song had been playing really long time and it didn't sound bad and we started wondering what's going on and checked it out. Turns out the song was 24 minutes long. We've been listening to the band ever since.
I was hoping to see someone else mention Symphony X in the comments.
TRIIIUUUMPHAAANT CHAMPION OF IIITHACAAAAAA
I think one of my favourite things about this channel is just how casually you pronounce all the impossible Morrowind names xD
15:00 when you spun that yarn about the Dwemer, I fell for it hook line and sinker.
Oh hell yes, you're branching into Daggerfall!
21:59 'they don't get bigger than a couple inches' the spiders around me don't get bigger than an inch around me and they're still terrifying
Any bug bigger than a quarter is a scary wild animal in my mind. If I ever saw a spider the size of a mouse I’d probably punch it out of fear and then pay for the hole in the wall. Just no. I’d rather have a close encounter with a bear than a huntsman spider etc
Spiders are cool. Other bugs can get fucked especially flying ones
When you picked up the Transmute spell for Skyrim I assumed you would level up smithing by crafting jewelry.
I remember speed running smithing skills by crafting gold rings and necklaces, they are way more expensive than most armor pieces and weapons at lower levels.
But the Dwenmer adventures and crafting were cool. Reminded me why I like Bethesda games so much. You would enter a random ruin and run into a multi tier quest that would take you across the map!
Found this in my recommendations and binged watched. Hope the algorithm gets you the viewership you deserve 👏
The "DONK" noise at 32:50 is an amazing small touch that made me lol fr. I'm so glad your channel is growing and more people are getting to know how funny and talented you are!
I was looking for this comment before I made one myself. bonk lmao
You can wait faster in Skyrim by click and holding the arrow as you set the duration of your wait, but after you confirm the wait it just drag the arrow to the 1 hour point and the time will pass almost immediately.
45:58 had me dying. You actually got me back into after morrowind after writing it off as a kid and now it's by far my favorite game mechanically speaking. Keep up the good work bro. You have a lot of talent and I could easily see you catching up to people like Joov or even Doug Doug.
I love the little detail where you pet the kwama scribs every time you come across one.
Nice!
..As an avid ESO player, I understand why "it's just a crafting style there" is a valid reason to exclude it, but there's also a Xivkin style, an "Ancient Daedric" style, and a lot of "sub-daedra" styles like Meridian, "the Annilarch's Chosen" of Mehrunes Dagon, etc. !
Pretty much enough to warrant its own video.. 🤓😋
also eso is non canon and garbagio i guess
@@Autofobia1 It's not non-canon.
@@Autofobia1 Wdym ESO is full canon, it's where like 99% of official lore comes from
@@Autofobia1just bc it's full of retcons doesn't mean it's not canon after all dragon breaks exist.
Is garbo tho I agree
@@JustBackgroundNoise saying that is like saying sequels in star wars is not non-canon. you can say so, you'l be just wrong.
"stealth archers are the carcinization of Skyrim"
I love the commentary in these videos
The style, the presentation, the lying about Dwemer lore (I love the idea, btw), The baking bit, the spiders thing, The Sleepytime bit, it's all perfect. I might be stoned, but I just love your videos, man.
Btw did you know you could Indiana Jones the Blade pieces in the Skyrim Mehrunes Razor quest? Place a potion on the pedestal, and grab the blade shards, and the potion keeps the plate weighed down. No poison arrow barrages required.
Also don't feel bad about dying to Oblivon Goblin Warlords a bunch. Those things are so aggressively scaled that they cause a lot of troubble, even to the strongest of characters.
I loved seeing Oblivion Umbra, the unstoppable kill person wearing a 20 ton suit of Ebony Power Armor, fall over like a sack of potatoes when she hit you with 70% reflect. Truly soul-healing.
I love Oblivion arrows because they';re so weird. Its funny
Oh man, the Dagggerfall "Beating a woman to death for hours" is so mornidly funny, I don't know why?
Sourdough goblins
I loved this video.
Your videos have gotten better and better over time. Im not a long time viewer maybe a few months, but I have binged every elderscrolls video you've uploaded. Playing them as background noise funny enough to go to bed to, so ive watched a couple videos a couple times as well. I love the little IRL cut aways for a bit and the ad reads are entertaining as well. I started watching as a means to learn more about morrowind and now Oblivion when Skywind and Skyblivion mods finish. These have been great learning tools for me. overall your videos are great I really enjoy them a lot.
I actually never knew that Skyrim spiders were camel spiders!! As someone who's pretty fond of camel spiders myself, it made me very happy both to learn that, and to hear someone else spitting facts about them!
I was very excited to finally see all the main line games in one video. It was a lot of fun seeing all the differences between the games side by side. 💙
I love Daggerfall. The amount of factions alone shuns probably every other game even today
On the off chance you see this, there is a guaranteed daedra heart that spawns in Kodlak's room at Jorrvaskr. It always respawns after a few days. That's the one I usually steal when I'm making Daedric armor/weapons. Just something useful to keep in mind
The thunk from the shop sign made me lol. Nice work.
In Skyrim, if you open the wait menu, drag the slider to where you want, and press enter while holding the mouse button still, you can drag the slider down to 0 while waiting, making time move super fast.
For anyone interested in a fresh Skyrim playthrough that is very vanilla friendly, I personally recommend Ironman challenge (seen this idea on Joov channel).
Basically: Permadeath, Survival mode (AE or one of the many mods, that add this), no trading and only using crafted equipment. I also did it with additional rules like no stealing, no trainers and legendary difficulty (please, just play the game on expert, its infinitely more playable)
Really enjoyed that expirience. It perfectly shows the strength of the game as a sandbox and kind of mitigates the lackluster RPG mechanics
7:07 That joke got me way more than it should have
The Falmer's bug monster pets are just misunderstood puppies. I'd totally keep a Chaurus. They're adorable.
You’ve def been told this before but your vids are super interesting and also great content to sleep to, I’d listen to you talk about mechanics of any game
While the Skyrim version of the main theme with the chanting is certainly the most iconic version, hearing the Morrowind version for the first time in a while in the outro makes me realize how much more epic it really can sound.
I've never played Morrowind...
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OK?
Small tidbit about mining Ore Veins in Skyrim: yes it is alot faster to attack the Ore in order to mine it, however doing so can bug the vein and make it uninteractable once the vein refreshes. (Ore Veins refresh every 30 in-game days)
It doesn't always happen, but I'm not sure how to fix it
31:51 made me laugh a lot harder than it probably should have
Saaaaame.
If you want to skip the level grinding in Oblivion to get access to Daedric items - you can just do the bed levelling glitch that is used in Oblivion 100% speedruns. If memory serves correct, you make a save right before you leave the tutorial sewer (the final time you can set skills/traits/etc.). There's a shack near where you start the Thieves' Guild questline that you can sleep in. Just get enough skill points to level up and then make a save before going to sleep in the shack. I think you open the menu at THE SAME TIME that you start sleeping load in the save at the sewer and now you should be leveled up. Go back to the save before the bed, drop a save, and repeat. You can level up super quick this way without having to do all the grinding. True, attributes will be slightly less than you would probably get from straight grinding, but you can do this to get yourself to max level super fast.
But double check on UA-cam or Google, as it is possible I got a step wrong.
Learning that you can swing at ore veins to harvest them has to be the greatest secret I’ve heard about in Skyrim
I had no clue! I have over 1000 hours in the game and I still I learn more about it. Just when I thought I knew it all...
Unfortunately it does glitch the ore at times
@@liquidsleepgames3661 that is good to know. Do you know if swinging affects the chances of harvesting a gem?
@@fredsleftnut6394 I don't know. I just know from my own experience that when I try and manually mine the ore the next time I go and try to mine it it's there but I cannot click on it and hitting it with pickaxes produces no such ore.
skeleton:"what is my purpose?"
hero of kvatch:"to die and come back to life every second so I can train conjuration"
Gotta love the dedication of filming yourself opening the oven just to throw each one in there
I genuinely think this is your best video so far. Can't wait for the next one. New sleep aid added to my collection.
Ah perfect timing just finished microwaving my horker and Ash yam stew
I just started watching you recently (despite youtube tryna send me your way for awhile now) and your more relaxed commentary n jokes really hit. Id love to see ya do more daggerfall. It's rare to see stuff on it I feel and its definitely somethin special
where's battlespire
The reason why the Skyrim NPC inventory restock glitch happens is because when a merchant becomes hostile it changes their state from a passive state to a new combat state, which forces that shop / inventory update which, apparently, works wonky with the save system which has never been perfect in the CE so I'm going to assume that the game loads all the NPC's default states at once and when one changes the game just takes the newest, update state, in this case the merchants will refresh their inventory as they can't both be in combat with the player and also selling them something. I have no way of really knowing what's going down but after abusing glitches in so many games that have NPC states I can feel a bit confident in this being the case.
EDIT: Further note but this also means spells like Frenzy or even Soul Trap can cause them to refresh their inventory, even if it's a slower process.
I never had to slay fyr to get daedric armor, as he’s much too valuable, but I did have to disintegrate his gear to steal it off em and then calm him… and then bribe and bribe and bribe.
The way you described Morrowind's random spawns is actually very close to how Skyrim does level adjust enemies as well through so called "leveled lists". In a lot of cases, specifically named bosses for example, enemies may look the same while in reality being a different enemy representing the same character or enemy type with higher/lower stats and better/worse loot. You can see this with Bandits by how you face normal "Bandit" enemies on lower levels but on higher levels they are replaced with ones such as "Bandit Marauder".
I wouldn't be surprised if it's actually the same system in all 3 games from Morrowind to Skyrim, considering they are all using the same core Engine.
I'm not gonna lie, Oblivion did Daedric Armor dirty. In Morrowind and Skyrim it looks so much better. Morrowind Daedric armor will always be my favorite ❤
Edit: There is an easier way to train conjuration in skyrim by using Soul Trap on a corpse and spam cast it. Wait an hour and repeat.
Morrowind Daedric is the best as far as style goes.
The pecking order for me is Morrowind >>>>> Oblivion >>>> Skyrim. Skyrim's Daedric is kinda butt-ugly.
With a lot of Oblivion items you gotta use your imagination because the textures can be so bad/muddy
@@7KYEARSfor try to be an armor?
I actually think oblivion daedric is the best in design and in general in this game. Shame how they ruined how you obtain daedric items after morrowind
Several things about getting Daedric Armor in Oblivion.
1. Marauders are the Heavy Armor variant of Bandits. There's two fort's on the Gold Road that have Marauders. There's a fort outside Anvil where you get sent to for the quest When The Vow Breaks.
2. There's a quest where you have to find out if a merchants inventory is stolen or not. The bad guys bodyguard has a set of Heavy Armor that is based on your level.
Huh, I never realized Skyrim is the only Elder Scrolls game that lets you craft your own armor. Its so weird how Skyrim added some stuff not found in older titled such as followers, crafting, marriage and that sort of thing but got rid of a bunch of stuff.
I love the idea of the Brotherhood Sanctuary door just saying "WHAT?"
Again. What is the meaning of life?
Just try to do your best.
Silencing my brother
A highly resonant LPF'd Saw wave passed through a Sample and hold, triggered at high audio frequencies, creating that sick YOY sound we have all come to love since 2010
It's the number 42.
Seeing to largest amount of insane bullshit before dying
18:02 Even if ghosts can pass through normal doors, this one was made of Dwarven metal, so presumably Tone-forged spirits of some kind. I wouldn’t expect ghosts to be able to pass though Daedric metal either.
Yeah, thank you for skipping Blades. That game has the GALL to make you wait HOURS each time you want to open a chest.
This is your best video yet. Your style and editing has really come into their own and set you apart not just as a "can you beat game with only X" genre but also as an elder scrolls youtuber. Great work and your references to the lore always endear me after having spent hours on the UESP scrolling through the lore articles.
In morrowind, Daedric face of terror represents Indoril nerevar, inspiration represents Boethia, & God represents Vivec.
Remember there was a large mod-series for Morrowind that dealt with all types of crafting, most of which would appear as activators similair to Skyrim crafting.
From crafting with cloth with spin needles, to chopping/drying wood from (pre-existing) trees, to melting unwanted stuff and actually forging into armor/weapons, with Daedric having a special requirements
3:36
As someone who *has* played the original Daggerfall on DOSBox... your reaction is entirely warranted.
24:00 You forget there’s a free daedra heart in the basement floor of the companions hq
Hearing the Dark Brotherhood door just yell "WHAT" makes me think that there's an old man speaking into some Dwemer speaker system in the cave and he just couldn't hear you say the passphrase
youre not just background noise (though ive played each of your vids at least 5 times each cause they do make great background noise)
but your vids are legit entertaining
37:06 i'm kinda surprised he put all those points into strength and speed manually instead of just taking the free lycanthropy buff + hircine's ring (optimally from a coven quest) at level 2.
Also, I know selecting "use" and clicking on clothes will change the style of some clothing, but I can't remember if it works on armor too.
Great editing on this video. Showing the set up of all three first was an excellent choice.
31:51 that bonk had me summoning scamps all over my town's nearby mages guild
Daggerfall enjoyers, assemble. He finally played the game
Got back into Morrowind last week (after binging half of your vids) and remembered my favorite thing. Raising General Merchant Disposition by "selling" them a single Septim for.....a full refund.
Trade Offer!
You "receive": 1 gold coin
I Receive: A Full Refund +1 Disposition and better prices per transaction.
It. Just. WORKS.
Anyways, these are inspirational to me and I appreciate the work you put into them so much.
in terms of the skyrim one, there are a couple of ways you might have done it quicker.
soul trap spam on a corpse can get you to 90conj quite quickly; dupe glitch on given materials for atronach forge would be fine too; save scum until you have all 4 pieces.
In skyrim AE any levelling issues can be solved out of the gate by getting the unbounded x destruction spells from hob's fall cave, casting freezing/storms and then fast travelling while still holding down the button. 100 destruction easily and the levels roll in
alternatively, via the smithing route
quick resto loop potentially by super stacking alchemy fortify gear
make a fortify enchant potion and a fortify smithing potion
drink fortify enchant and make fortify smithing gear
go to a workbench and equip both smithing things, then improve a piece of gear. the insane values off the resto loop give a gear value akin to the ones off the alchemy resto loop which then maxes out your smithing
Best way to reveal dungeons in Daggerfall is to get quests from the Dark Brotherhood or a Knight Order - they are almost entirely dungeon quests, and each time you get one, you reveal a new location on your map. And some quests may even reward you with a bonus dungeon map as part of the reward ;)
12:47 - I never knew that you could mine ore veins in Skyrim just by attacking them with a pickaxe. You learn something new every day!
Damn, the sleep hits waaay faster when you use OSRS music.
@27:15 "Oblivion has stopped working" 🤣🤣🤣
37:22 "let me level with you" youve been levelling with us in daggerfall this whole time hee hee hoo hoo
This is not just background noise. This is the best background boise on this platform
I think this is the most interesting content I saw in a while on youtube, also informative on the lore side. Thanks! Please make more
Discovering this channel alone has reignited my desire to play Morrowind Oblivion and Skyrim again
Thanks and keep it up loving binging these
I think despite being a self-admitted Skyrim Baby, this is the first time it's appeared on the channel? Thank you, bald Boston man.
55:16 Not surprised you were going for the gold trimmed dragon set. It looks sick. Even got the platebody and full helm!
I don't know if someone has mentioned it, but there is a chest in Skyrim accessible right next to a mine in a snowy village that is linked to a KIhajit merchant. It is super easy, and has a lot of items you can sell for money, along with enchanting materials. This is how I get my enchanting up early. Another trick for Skyrim is if you get to max enchanting, enchant 4 pieces of gear to give -25% mana cost for the school that has the spell levitate, then while levitating anything use the map to fast travel to a city on the other side of the map, you level the levitate spell school super quick.
I've never been more entertained for an entirety of 58 mintues and 42 seconds in my life like I was today...new sub
I remember when I was hunting down my first full Daedric set in Morrowind I spent five minutes flying up and down that shaft in Tribunal looking for the Cuirass because I couldn't see it on the rocks, despite having the UESP open telling me exactly where it is. I personally subscribe to the theory that Daedric armor being as hard to find as it is was entirely accidental, and it was initially meant to be at least as common as the weapons
that 'bedtime' edit had me laughing for a long time, love the video
Man, that Morrowind sound effect for picking up and equipping armor was such a huge part of my childhood. I remember always keeping levitation scrolls or potions on me after I found out that they often just put nice gear up on ledges out of the way. The game really encouraged you to explore everywhere and get into trouble. I remember collecting all the daedric or otherwise legendary/rare gear I found and just piling it up on my bed at whatever manor I ended up living in.
About the various Daedric Face helmets, if i remember correctly (i may not, but i did collect them all once) the Daedric Face of God actually has the highest armor rating with the other two slightly below it. I don't remember which of Terror and Inspiration is better though. Awesome video about the armors though, was fun to see the collection!
As someone who has played all of these (Having to manually run Arena and Daggerfall through DOSBox before steam did that for you) I am actually quite intrigued.
I love how the last thing Grelod sees is an orc with a hammer and a 100 dwarven bows barge into the orphanage and club her down