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I thought sheogorath was the strongest with over 2000 HP and blah blah blah he just throws you into the hill of suicide. I heard there is a way to kill him before he can do that.
The Dunmer can tell you about strong crabs. I believe it’s name was Skar/Skarl. So big it was the foundation of a city with all the chitin. Eso has a quest related to it in Vvardenfell,(forgive me ive played thousands of hours and my crappy memory only stretches so far into the virtual past)
@@PinkWytchBytch I believe you're referring to Ald-Ruhn. Yeah, the exoskeleton of a Giant Emperor Land-Crab called Skar makes up the manor district with shops and the important families of House Redoran.
@@Gamelaha Thank you! Yes that’s exactly it! Its been well over a year since I did that quest, my memory was so hazy in the specifics haha kinda makes me miss the Vvardenfell launch it was so fun to go through that zone for the first time
I don't really have a place to say this, but I think it would be amazing if you guys did a "playthrough" of Skyrim or other games and just talked about lore on stuff as it comes up. That would be so relaxing to listen to and it wouldn't even have to be those boring lets plays, it could be just when there's stuff to talk about. Could even just do livestreams of it and archive them for later.
Morrowind: Daedric armor is a testament to a character's adventures and experience. Only two sets of daedric armor exist in morrowind and one of them is held by a several thousand years old ancap turbowizard. Oblivion: Random mercs and brigands sport armor from a parallel plane of existence.
Reminds me of Power Armor in Fallout NV compared to Power Armor in Fallout 4 Fallout NV: you need to earn the trust and be trained by the one of the 2 most advanced factions in the Wasteland to simply wear power armor Fallout 4 2 minutes into the game: lol hey random stranger we found this power armor, hop in and kill some raiders
@@n_0477 Well it works for the male character in Fallout 4 because he was in the Army. He most likely had Power Armor training. Not so much for the female main character. She was just a lawyer. In fact how did she have the skill to use most of the weapons in the game. Pistols, shotguns, and rifles maybe but no way would she be able to use rocket launcher, miniguns, or mini nukes.
@@tylerrussell9926 That's what I said. "Pistols, shotguns, and rifles maybe but no way would she be able to use rocket launcher, miniguns, or mini nukes."
Dagoth Ur: “I’m a god. How can you kill a god? What a grand and intoxicating innocence.” Giant Slaughterfish: “I’m a fish.” Dagoth Ur: “This is the end. The bitter, bitter end.”
@@Albatross0913 I'm gonna side with Skip Skip. While I love it in part, everytime I make the face look nice looking straight on, it ends up looking awful from the sides, and vice versa. 😭
The strongest enemy in Oblivion is without question the Will-O-The-Wisp purely on intimidation factor alone. I hate fighting these things to the point i avoid them whenever i can or get a follower/summon to kill them for me while i chip away at them and quickly get away. Almost all of the Characters i've made use magic, so getting your intelligence and willpower damaged is a huge detriment. That, and if you have Knights of the Nine you can't use alters to restore your attributes until you make a goddamn pilgrimage to all the shrines so it's extra annoying to restore your damaged attributes. And don't get me started on the damage sponges known as Goblins.
100% agree with you. Those floating yellow blobs made a mess of my stats and could prevent me from re-generating magicka. Always had to go visit a chapel after running into one of them. And Goblins? Definitely the kings of damage sponges of Oblivion.
I always just make a restore spell for each stat that gives back 1 point. Good way to level restoration as well. With the Wizard Tower DLC this is something you can do fairly early unlike joining the mages guild.
@@greenscheme2040 an let’s not forget the high pitched screams they make when they take damage, if you are fighting 2-3 you will blow out your ear drums.
Will-O-The-Wisps aren’t a problem for me at all since I have 100% spell absorption in fact they actually HELP me in some cases Those goddamn goblins on the other hand are the most annoying creatures in the entire game I play as a pure mage on max difficulty and they take me (no joke) 100 hits for me to actually kill one (without use of spell stacking)
It's phenomenal, you def need to try it. Lead with your heart and remember this game is quite old. But if you can get past the surface, it's a very deep and intriguing game to explore. Just explore and have fun.
me cheesing the invisibility spell I got from the dark brotherhood merchant: "you couldn't live with your failure, and where did it bring you? *uncloaks and does sneak attack*... back to me"
Not realizing there was two different versions of the gate keeper until now I always thought and had the most trouble with Jyggalag. Though fighting sheogorath is always fun since he just basically says “your not worth my time.” Before teleporting you to fall from the sky to your death !
Ah I still remember the first time i found umbra. Totally panicked and ran all the way to the imperial city with here following me thinking oh the guard will help me. Nope she killed the city. Everyone of em just stacks of body’s laying around. It was kinda great till I realized they didn’t kill her and a bunch of shop keepers were dead xD
I once leveled my character to level 200 and then got one shot from a Goblin Warlord, and this was with the difficulty slider all the way to very easy. Oblivion's leveling is perfectly balanced and fare.
Hands down Jygalag the daedric god of order. Overcoming his curse of madness and returning to order once every so often to re conquer his own land. Where order is absolute and means lifeless crystalline forms, structures perfectly representative of that concept. He could probably conquer Nirn. That is why they have cursed him, since he was way too powerful.
I'd love to see one of these videos for Morrowind, then you'd have the entire modern elder scrolls series down. Until TES6 is out of course. You have a lot of time bois
Keep on doing a good job. I follow the podcasts and listen to you guys in the background talking about lore even at work. It’s great to keep my mind in wonder and helps me putting pieces to the puzzle of the story in the game. It’s very relaxing and learn a lot while at it. Thanks for the content. Much appreciated 🔥
Level scaling in oblivion really was spawned directly from sheogoraths mind ^^ I tended to ignore melee combat all together because it was just a grind feast There were only 2 ways to play oblivion for me: 1. Only use selective few primary stats to level up and use the rest of them as minors to prevent me from leveling up too high & being willingly "stuck" at a lower level to make the enemies manageable 2. Use hand-crafted spells to deal enough damage to even the most beefed up enemies: I really loved the combination out of increase weakness to fire, ice, lightning & health damage of 100% for 10 seconds and follow it up with a combined spell of damage 20 for 3 sec (not so sure on that combination anymore ^^) of each with fire, ice, lightning & damage health The over time effect made the spells quite cheap - especially the weakness to one - (actually dirt cheap for the massive amounts of damage you can inflict!) and made even the worst enemy melt before you And you never even needed to cheese any mechanic or buff up your equipment to handle these spells Just cast these spells in fast order and you can kill most enemies with one weakness and 2 damage spells You just need to remember the time limit of the weakness spell Follow it up with other spells and oblivion is really a pleasent experience despite the grind Oh, how i loved these times 😍
I did similar in a way, but focused on Restoration instead of Destruction. I used short-duration high-bonus fortification spells. My speed-fortifying custom spell was a great way to speed things up while also raising my restoration skill.
Honestly the only enemy i have issuse with is goblin warlords most enemies i have no issues but goblin warlords with there retarded high health pool is disgusting they dont do alot of damage they just take forever to kill even with sneak attack and poisons i wish they never existed they feel out of place
if you combo weakness to magic, weakness to frost, frost damage, then fortify intelligence and magicka for like 2 seconds. long enough to get the next cast off. your magicka total is boosted then drops and boosts again which for some reason actually recovers a portion of your magicka letting you continue to cast, so long as you keep casting. as soon as you stop the effect runs out and you'll be empty. the spell effect itself weakens the enemy to magic meaning the next cast's weakness effects will be boosted, this compounds every cast and doubles the effect again due to the added weakness to element. after the third cast you'll do somewhere in the neighborhood of a million damage which is the highest number oblivion could handle a creatures health being set to in my testing.
If I’m not mistaken there used to be a glitch where you could save and load your save the moment you hit punishment point and you could go back to sheogorath and he just only says “oh you survived” and it breaks the quest line and npc
Strongest enemy in Skyrim with the largest disadvantage among every enemy: slaughterfish Unlike oblivion you are unable to attack in water leaving you completely open to being attacked by such a fast enemy. While the slaughterfish doesn’t deal a lot of damage they will pose more of a threat in large numbers which puts you at a critically dangerous disadvantage. While in water you are unable to use weapons, magic, and shouts so your only chance of survival is to use friendly NPC’s or to swim away to get onto land.
Sheogorath is one scary daedra. The top ranks are almost all from the shivering isles. And even in morrowind, the golden saints were very hard to fight. Good thing he doesn't invade Tamriel
When I was a kid I started a fight I couldn´t finish with Umbra. I tried to run away from her, I escaped the dungeon but she followed me even underwater all the way to imperial city. In the city she got a bunch of npc attacking her and when they were finished there were just corpses laying around everywhere. I ran away but some random old ladies just charged to attack.
Every lich in my mage play through had spell reflect. Combine that with me doing a glass cannon build meant that a good 50% of the time I would shoot a spell at them only to immediately die from my own spell. I got tired of exploring ruins pretty fast
The difference for being a mage is you can make a custom low-mana drain health with a radius of about 5 feet that only lasts a half second, but drains more health than most living creatures spawn with, killing them within that half second. That's how I beat the Arena in a single afternoon.
Honestly not surprised the Gatekeeper won the contest trying to beat him without poisons or bone arrows and with the difficulty at or above average should be a 100 gamerscore achievement
I almost forgot about the dog sized rats in Oblivion. Mainly because of the Skeevers in Skyrim. Which brings up a question I've always had, what's the difference between the giant rats in Cyrodil and the skeevers of Skyrim? The only noticeable difference to me is that skeevers look a slightly thinner and a bit more menacing. Also the sound skeevers make sound more like an angry yorkshire terrier than a rat.
I recently started a new campaign in Oblivion...and I bought the spell "Summon Dremora Lord" somewhere. And damn...I can just like...summon the damn thing and...leave him. He'll clear out all my adversaries.
I literally started a new Oblivion playthrough yesterday. Now I've got a video that tells me about all the enemies I don't want to find at my low level.
From what I've seen (having not yet watched the video, never completed the main story despite playing probably thousands of hours, and having an op character) it seems like 1. Sheogorath if you attack him, 2. Mancar camoran at highest difficulty, 3. The gatekeeper at highest difficulty were my top 3.
Hell yeah. I have been binging elder scrolls again lately. I modded the hell out of morrowind, oblivion, and skyrim. I was super happy with how all of them turned out especially morrowind. It was impressive and would suffice until skywind released. Then come to find out the mod morroblivion which I thought was abandoned actually released in its entirety. So I downloaded that too though I plan on playing the OG version as well. I will say that it shocks me that nobody has really tried to create a voice over mod for morroblivion. I know there are a few computer generated voices but for real one would think they skywind team would lend out their voice lines for morrowind. I have half a mind to start making the mod myself. I don’t even expect everybody to have voiced dialogue much like the OG morrowind. There are mods that add in cut dialogue for characters like yagrum and the tribunal. So I would think that those would be converted in some way. If anybody wants to help me create a mod for voiced dialogue for main characters in morroblivion Hit me up. I am an audio engineering major and am currently taking classes for game development so it would be a cool project to take up. Obviously skywind will release eventually but who knows when and if nothing else it would be a fun prroject to undertake.
FudgeMuppet: Ok it's time for our epic and cinematic intro for our video with all these dead enemies around us. Man we work really hard to set this all up for this epic momen- Wild Mage: -flings a fire spell ruining the perfect intro-
Imo you should have fought them in the places they spawn. The places they’re in is a big part of the battle with them. Small hallways or tight rooms makes a big difference.
The strongest characters in Oblivion are The Gatekeeper and Mehrunes Dagon. I've used the console to spawn in all sorts of different enemies and made them fight each other and the Gatekeeper and Mehrunes Dagon always win.
you can get 100% reflect damage vs melee and 100% resist magic vs mage then only thing that can hurt a player is an bow user every other enemy is just a case of "how long do i have to attack him"
With max heavy armor and blade my biggest worry is always the gloom wraith. Not because they are heavy hitters but they take forever to kill even with a summon aiding me
Also, speaking of how the leveling system works, there's actually a mod that gives you an automatic +5 to the skills you chose that you actually used before leveling instead of having to worry about constantly leveling up those minor skills to get the +5 bonus.
Yeah one thing I remember doing to fix casters like Mankar and Lich. I opted to replace their old staff weapons with a mod that made them into off hand shield with a minor enchantment to absorb magic or physical attacks. I also gave them a enchanted weapon that shared the Dremora one handed weapons enchantments. Nothing like a fight with a Lich who's armed with an enchanted Elven staff in one hand and an Elven mace enchanted with "Oblivion's Caress" or "Nearness of Evil" that is throwing fire and thunder spells at you..
i pretty much always play as a mage and normally a ice mage, and almost all the enemies here i never really had a problem with. my most feared enemy is mannimarco idk why but he always manages to get the best of me and i always fear every battle ive ever had. hes not as awful now that i can build a character right but i remember my very first time playing the mages quests and trashing all the enemies leading up to him only to get totally had and made into a thrall
As soon as I saw this title, I'm just thinking about painted trolls at some levels. That quest was great at killing my motivation to play and having faith in the games level system.
The strongest is Dagon, if you actually decide to fight him. The only way i beat him was to exploit enchanting by creating 3 elemental weapon with 100% elemental weakneses, each strike renews elemental weakness and stacks it indefinitely due to en exploit, making consecutive strikes more damaging then the last. Dagon was designed to be undefeatable in combat so his death animation is quite hilarious.
One time in Oblivion I walked into a room with like 9 agro warriors in glass and ebony armor. I was getting staggered so often that I could barely hit back, and also couldn't open the door to leave the room. Eventually I just let them kill me so I could respawn.
There's a few points where you note that the enemies have stats boosted past 100. In Oblivion, the damage formulas largely ignore stat and attribute values exceeding 100. Some skills and some attributes continue to get stronger, but none in a way that directly impacts melee, archery, or spell damage. The only time that a >100 value in a skill makes a difference is if a character has luck
If you want to be unstoppable in Oblivion choose a Breton then wait until you're level 20, then go do the Blades quest where you accompany Borus in the sewers to meet the Mythic Dawn. You will get the Mundane ring as a gurenteed drop, giving you 100% magic resistance (plus reflect spell).
The replete shambles are so annoying ahah can't paralyze them, they hurt like hell and sometimes they follow you even if you are invisible... They suck
What a journey this was! Thank you so much for all of your support - it means a lot to us and I hope you enjoyed this as much as I had fun making it! If you're keen for more Elder Scrolls content, feel free to check out our recent lore video on why elder scrolls water actually hides memory, and of course, our new Skyrim Build!
I’ve been wondering when I would see all this oblivion footage you have been teasing on Twitter. Fucking phenomenal content as always 💙
slaughter fish in eso. strongest. saitama lvl strong.
Could you explain why your vampire spells are so bright ?
I thought sheogorath was the strongest with over 2000 HP and blah blah blah he just throws you into the hill of suicide. I heard there is a way to kill him before he can do that.
And thank you guys for all the hard work.
Bandit: “I’ve fought mudcrabs stronger than you!”
Me, a level 50 super mage: _”That’s one strong mudcrab.”_
The Dunmer can tell you about strong crabs. I believe it’s name was Skar/Skarl. So big it was the foundation of a city with all the chitin. Eso has a quest related to it in Vvardenfell,(forgive me ive played thousands of hours and my crappy memory only stretches so far into the virtual past)
@@PinkWytchBytch I believe you're referring to Ald-Ruhn. Yeah, the exoskeleton of a Giant Emperor Land-Crab called Skar makes up the manor district with shops and the important families of House Redoran.
@@Gamelaha Thank you! Yes that’s exactly it! Its been well over a year since I did that quest, my memory was so hazy in the specifics haha kinda makes me miss the Vvardenfell launch it was so fun to go through that zone for the first time
It was a legendary level mudcrab
It's the crab god that eats dragons and terrorizes the daedra princes. One day it will rise to devour the world. Only the Crabborn can stop it.
Umm, the guy who kills the Emperor. Far as I know, he cannot be stopped without commands. You can't even body block him, sacrificing yourself.
@Jerma985 Emotional Support Service but the emperor dies anyways
@@RayAkuma Even death cannot stop this madman. Truly the strongest enemy.
@@RayAkuma Exactly! You can stop HIM, but never his mission.
@Jerma985 Emotional Support Service well maybe he just transformed into a zombie.
Here, take your like.
I don't really have a place to say this, but I think it would be amazing if you guys did a "playthrough" of Skyrim or other games and just talked about lore on stuff as it comes up. That would be so relaxing to listen to and it wouldn't even have to be those boring lets plays, it could be just when there's stuff to talk about. Could even just do livestreams of it and archive them for later.
I agree!
This sounds like an amazing idea! I would definitely watch.
Agreed
They've done a few of those. Sometimes using a specific character build from build videos.
Yes please
This makes me miss the insane enemy diversity in Oblivion!
But wouldn't you prefer 10 different dragur variants instead?
@@UnknownZealot77
Lmao, nah 😅
Litteraly 9/10 of the enemies in Skyrim is just bandits and draugr
@@FreezyPop They somehow turned ghosts into bandits with a colour shader lmao.
Fallout 4 and 76 have pretty amazing enemy diversity with unique movements.
Morrowind: Daedric armor is a testament to a character's adventures and experience. Only two sets of daedric armor exist in morrowind and one of them is held by a several thousand years old ancap turbowizard.
Oblivion: Random mercs and brigands sport armor from a parallel plane of existence.
Reminds me of Power Armor in Fallout NV compared to Power Armor in Fallout 4
Fallout NV: you need to earn the trust and be trained by the one of the 2 most advanced factions in the Wasteland to simply wear power armor
Fallout 4 2 minutes into the game: lol hey random stranger we found this power armor, hop in and kill some raiders
@@n_0477 Well it works for the male character in Fallout 4 because he was in the Army. He most likely had Power Armor training. Not so much for the female main character. She was just a lawyer. In fact how did she have the skill to use most of the weapons in the game. Pistols, shotguns, and rifles maybe but no way would she be able to use rocket launcher, miniguns, or mini nukes.
@@CosmicGoku529 perhaps her husband taught her how to wield some of the weapons, but that still leaves power armor training and heavy weapons training
@@tylerrussell9926 That's what I said. "Pistols, shotguns, and rifles maybe but no way would she be able to use rocket launcher, miniguns, or mini nukes."
@@CosmicGoku529 missed that the first time, I really should get to sleep
Dagoth Ur: “I’m a god. How can you kill a god? What a grand and intoxicating innocence.”
Giant Slaughterfish: “I’m a fish.”
Dagoth Ur: “This is the end. The bitter, bitter end.”
"Welcome moon and star, come to me by fire and war."
"Come Nerevar, friend or traitor, come."
@@ThatEffinMonke come and look upon the heart.
@@TyyTheFlyGuy upon the heart
There is no *escape!*
@Luna Tenebra Lay down your weapons... it is not too late for my mercy!
The Character creation screen is the strongest enemy
Nah man, it's my greatest friend, I love this game's character creation
@@Albatross0913 I'm gonna side with Skip Skip. While I love it in part, everytime I make the face look nice looking straight on, it ends up looking awful from the sides, and vice versa. 😭
@@SophiaAstatine legit Autism-Cat, fine from the front, a sex offender from the side
@@SophiaAstatine See that's your problem, making nice faces is forbidden. Cursed faces only.
@@SophiaAstatine i feel you
The strongest enemy in Oblivion is without question the Will-O-The-Wisp purely on intimidation factor alone. I hate fighting these things to the point i avoid them whenever i can or get a follower/summon to kill them for me while i chip away at them and quickly get away.
Almost all of the Characters i've made use magic, so getting your intelligence and willpower damaged is a huge detriment. That, and if you have Knights of the Nine you can't use alters to restore your attributes until you make a goddamn pilgrimage to all the shrines so it's extra annoying to restore your damaged attributes.
And don't get me started on the damage sponges known as Goblins.
100% agree with you. Those floating yellow blobs made a mess of my stats and could prevent me from re-generating magicka. Always had to go visit a chapel after running into one of them. And Goblins? Definitely the kings of damage sponges of Oblivion.
I always just make a restore spell for each stat that gives back 1 point. Good way to level restoration as well. With the Wizard Tower DLC this is something you can do fairly early unlike joining the mages guild.
@@greenscheme2040 an let’s not forget the high pitched screams they make when they take damage, if you are fighting 2-3 you will blow out your ear drums.
I personally just use the scroll duplication exploit to duplicate restore willpower potions to fix that
Will-O-The-Wisps aren’t a problem for me at all since I have 100% spell absorption in fact they actually HELP me in some cases
Those goddamn goblins on the other hand are the most annoying creatures in the entire game I play as a pure mage on max difficulty and they take me (no joke) 100 hits for me to actually kill one (without use of spell stacking)
I remember the "Kalperklan Trolls" - They actually have calipers on them if you loot their corpses - hence caliper clan, Kalper Clan, "Kalperklan" xD
As someone who has never played oblivion, I am now buying this game
I deeply envy anyone that can play it for his 1st time. Have fun, pal.
It's phenomenal, you def need to try it. Lead with your heart and remember this game is quite old. But if you can get past the surface, it's a very deep and intriguing game to explore. Just explore and have fun.
I should start Morrowind and Oblivion sometime.
@@ChadKakashi both are great I always start morrowind with this command player->setspeed 100
I hope he doesnt learn the immersion breaking Shit like minmax etc
Me with a 1 second paralyze on touch spell I made at level 7:
Look what they need just to mimic a fraction of our power
me cheesing the invisibility spell I got from the dark brotherhood merchant: "you couldn't live with your failure, and where did it bring you? *uncloaks and does sneak attack*... back to me"
"The rat is resilient and MEAN."
But you keep swinging until your arms get tired and your fingertips sting from tapping that key
The rat from the first Fighters Guild quest in Morrowind:
@@voidghost4933 tr
Is this a Jojo reference?
Strat
The adoring fan. Hands down
My balls
Adorning Fan VS Skyrim's Courier (ES Arena 2)
Immortal
What about dagon technically you cant kill him on nirn
This is ultimate algorithm video, these always blow up, I wish you guys luck.
You forgot the fearsome sewer rat from the tutorial that definitely isn't a passive creature
Max sneak glitch right before you leave the sewers
The video just proves something we've known all along... High-stagger enemies are as close to OP as the game gets.
Not realizing there was two different versions of the gate keeper until now I always thought and had the most trouble with Jyggalag. Though fighting sheogorath is always fun since he just basically says “your not worth my time.” Before teleporting you to fall from the sky to your death !
Ah I still remember the first time i found umbra. Totally panicked and ran all the way to the imperial city with here following me thinking oh the guard will help me. Nope she killed the city. Everyone of em just stacks of body’s laying around. It was kinda great till I realized they didn’t kill her and a bunch of shop keepers were dead xD
Good to know that I'm not the only one to go back to Oblivion recently lol
Nice to see such dedication in a video for a fifteen year old game.
Thank you
You're welcome! 🙏
I once leveled my character to level 200 and then got one shot from a Goblin Warlord, and this was with the difficulty slider all the way to very easy. Oblivion's leveling is perfectly balanced and fare.
Well if a spell is called “Mystic Death” I gotta tell you it should do big damage
This is great I've just started playing oblivion again
Me too.
Me too. Nord character warrior build
Same here good Knights of Tamriel.
Imperial Knight of the Septim Dynasty, midway through the Fighter's Guild quest.
I just started playing oblivion for the first time ever
The strongest enemy is my broken heart after Martin dies.
Cool pentagram
@@Tavemanic why did i know that the reply to her comment will be something about her flag
@@rustycheese641 For the record I've got no problem with it, I know it's star of David, just trying to joke around
@@Tavemanic also its an hexagram
Gosh spoilers! XD
Makes me really happy to see Oblivion getting some love
Oblivion is always loved friend
Thank you for breathing some life into this gem of a game! I don't think I've ever enjoyed a game as much as I enjoyed Oblivion.
Hands down Jygalag the daedric god of order. Overcoming his curse of madness and returning to order once every so often to re conquer his own land. Where order is absolute and means lifeless crystalline forms, structures perfectly representative of that concept. He could probably conquer Nirn. That is why they have cursed him, since he was way too powerful.
The 1 dislike is the weakest enemy who's mad because he didn't make it
Ha it’s a grumpy Banekin
The adoring fan
THIS! Mr. Michael, please do more of these for morrowind and skyrim as well!!!! This was soooo awesome and unexpected
Ya'know Umbra's Ebony Armor is leveled. Prior to the level you can actually get Ebony Armor, it's equivalent to Orcish.
I'd love to see one of these videos for Morrowind, then you'd have the entire modern elder scrolls series down. Until TES6 is out of course. You have a lot of time bois
Goddamn, I miss this game.
@coolaccountname Bad idea. Gamepass is incompatible with Mo2, so you will either be stuck unable to mod the game, or settle for an inferior manager.
Steam Summer sale, homie
@coolaccountname Fair enough. Just a warning.
try playing it again but with loverslab mods installed😏
Don’t even need to watch the video to know it’s the Adoring Fan
Those painting trolls were the bane of my existence. Was very glad when I finished that quest
Keep on doing a good job. I follow the podcasts and listen to you guys in the background talking about lore even at work. It’s great to keep my mind in wonder and helps me putting pieces to the puzzle of the story in the game. It’s very relaxing and learn a lot while at it. Thanks for the content. Much appreciated 🔥
Level scaling in oblivion really was spawned directly from sheogoraths mind ^^
I tended to ignore melee combat all together because it was just a grind feast
There were only 2 ways to play oblivion for me:
1. Only use selective few primary stats to level up and use the rest of them as minors to prevent me from leveling up too high & being willingly "stuck" at a lower level to make the enemies manageable
2. Use hand-crafted spells to deal enough damage to even the most beefed up enemies:
I really loved the combination out of increase weakness to fire, ice, lightning & health damage of 100% for 10 seconds and follow it up with a combined spell of damage 20 for 3 sec (not so sure on that combination anymore ^^) of each with fire, ice, lightning & damage health
The over time effect made the spells quite cheap - especially the weakness to one - (actually dirt cheap for the massive amounts of damage you can inflict!) and made even the worst enemy melt before you
And you never even needed to cheese any mechanic or buff up your equipment to handle these spells
Just cast these spells in fast order and you can kill most enemies with one weakness and 2 damage spells
You just need to remember the time limit of the weakness spell
Follow it up with other spells and oblivion is really a pleasent experience despite the grind
Oh, how i loved these times 😍
I did similar in a way, but focused on Restoration instead of Destruction. I used short-duration high-bonus fortification spells. My speed-fortifying custom spell was a great way to speed things up while also raising my restoration skill.
Honestly the only enemy i have issuse with is goblin warlords most enemies i have no issues but goblin warlords with there retarded high health pool is disgusting they dont do alot of damage they just take forever to kill even with sneak attack and poisons i wish they never existed they feel out of place
if you combo weakness to magic, weakness to frost, frost damage, then fortify intelligence and magicka for like 2 seconds. long enough to get the next cast off. your magicka total is boosted then drops and boosts again which for some reason actually recovers a portion of your magicka letting you continue to cast, so long as you keep casting. as soon as you stop the effect runs out and you'll be empty.
the spell effect itself weakens the enemy to magic meaning the next cast's weakness effects will be boosted, this compounds every cast and doubles the effect again due to the added weakness to element. after the third cast you'll do somewhere in the neighborhood of a million damage which is the highest number oblivion could handle a creatures health being set to in my testing.
If I’m not mistaken there used to be a glitch where you could save and load your save the moment you hit punishment point and you could go back to sheogorath and he just only says “oh you survived” and it breaks the quest line and npc
I was getting bored, saw a new fudgeMuppet vid
no longer bored
Literally any goblin is the strongest enemy. Even at Level 54 and all stats maxxed out, they still take longer to kill than any boss.
Strongest enemy in Skyrim with the largest disadvantage among every enemy: slaughterfish
Unlike oblivion you are unable to attack in water leaving you completely open to being attacked by such a fast enemy.
While the slaughterfish doesn’t deal a lot of damage they will pose more of a threat in large numbers which puts you at a critically dangerous disadvantage.
While in water you are unable to use weapons, magic, and shouts so your only chance of survival is to use friendly NPC’s or to swim away to get onto land.
Sheogorath is one scary daedra. The top ranks are almost all from the shivering isles. And even in morrowind, the golden saints were very hard to fight.
Good thing he doesn't invade Tamriel
In a way, Sheo has all of Tamriel. Everyone just sobers up away from madness.
i never knew you could soul trap jyggalag
Mehrunes Dagon melting into a pool of soup is not something I knew I needed to see today.
Not the intro I was expecting
When I was a kid I started a fight I couldn´t finish with Umbra. I tried to run away from her, I escaped the dungeon but she followed me even underwater all the way to imperial city. In the city she got a bunch of npc attacking her and when they were finished there were just corpses laying around everywhere. I ran away but some random old ladies just charged to attack.
I love your enthusiasm Michael! Great video! Can’t wait to start my first play of Oblivion!
Its the rat Marshal! You are lucky you caught him without his gun!
Every lich in my mage play through had spell reflect. Combine that with me doing a glass cannon build meant that a good 50% of the time I would shoot a spell at them only to immediately die from my own spell. I got tired of exploring ruins pretty fast
Just use dispel....
@@yendorthegrand4078 it will block spell reflect? I didn’t know that…
You forgot about Skull of Corruption. With this you can permanently clone your self and make him your enemy.
The difference for being a mage is you can make a custom low-mana drain health with a radius of about 5 feet that only lasts a half second, but drains more health than most living creatures spawn with, killing them within that half second. That's how I beat the Arena in a single afternoon.
Oblivion seems to have more sophisticated combat mechanics than Skyrim’s. The weapon and armor stylizations look really cool too.
It's obviously the arena combatants who fucking teleport behind you, then you turn around and boom they're in front of you. Pissed me off to no end
Honestly not surprised the Gatekeeper won the contest trying to beat him without poisons or bone arrows and with the difficulty at or above average should be a 100 gamerscore achievement
The strongest enemy in oblivion was the framerate drop before a battle.
I almost forgot about the dog sized rats in Oblivion. Mainly because of the Skeevers in Skyrim.
Which brings up a question I've always had, what's the difference between the giant rats in Cyrodil and the skeevers of Skyrim? The only noticeable difference to me is that skeevers look a slightly thinner and a bit more menacing. Also the sound skeevers make sound more like an angry yorkshire terrier than a rat.
Morrowind be like, you walk into some random cave an hour into your first playthrough and some dude charges you with a Daedric Dai-Katana.
I recently started a new campaign in Oblivion...and I bought the spell "Summon Dremora Lord" somewhere.
And damn...I can just like...summon the damn thing and...leave him. He'll clear out all my adversaries.
I literally started a new Oblivion playthrough yesterday. Now I've got a video that tells me about all the enemies I don't want to find at my low level.
this might just be the most underrated video on the channel, and there are a lot of those
Well obviously the mud crabs! those filthy things have mad pinchers!!
Xivilai are strong contenders especially when you walk into a Oblivion gate filled top to bottom with those mofos
and a couple of Clannfear hammering you with their cranium.
You forgot a few strong varieties of enemies (from strongest to least, stats lvl 50):
- Frost Atronach Familiar: 1100 health, 75/100 attack
- Spectral Sailor 1530 health, 45 attack
- Undead blade wielding North wind: 1400 health, 33 attack (plus another 20 frost damage)
- Dreamworld Minotaur 1250 health, 50 attack
- Mucianus Allias: 2450 health, 34 attack
- Dark Guardian: 1500 health, 33 attack
-Goblin Warlord: 1500 health, wields leveled mace
- Capn Dugal: 1150 health, wields leveled sabre, 29 melee
- Undead Akaviri soldier: 784 health, 24 attack
- Vault Guardian: 825 health, 31 attack
To compare this: the Arkved Clannfear variety in this video has 867 health, 56 attack and Lazare Milvan rat has 800 health, 23 attack
Ofc the stronfest enemy is a character level 52 ogre, those things are like onions.
They make me cry
My first thought for humanoid was The Orc Vampire from Azuras quest you mention
No enemy of any strength can match the enjoyment of view of Shivering Isles from high skies.
Shouldn’t have done that. Ta-ta, Champion!
From what I've seen (having not yet watched the video, never completed the main story despite playing probably thousands of hours, and having an op character) it seems like 1. Sheogorath if you attack him, 2. Mancar camoran at highest difficulty, 3. The gatekeeper at highest difficulty were my top 3.
The shadow of yourself in The Shivering Isles gave me soooo much trouble actually kind of surprised it didn't make it on to the list tbh.
Oblivion still has the best soundtrack and color pallet of any elderscrolls... change my mind
Hell yeah. I have been binging elder scrolls again lately. I modded the hell out of morrowind, oblivion, and skyrim. I was super happy with how all of them turned out especially morrowind. It was impressive and would suffice until skywind released. Then come to find out the mod morroblivion which I thought was abandoned actually released in its entirety. So I downloaded that too though I plan on playing the OG version as well. I will say that it shocks me that nobody has really tried to create a voice over mod for morroblivion. I know there are a few computer generated voices but for real one would think they skywind team would lend out their voice lines for morrowind. I have half a mind to start making the mod myself. I don’t even expect everybody to have voiced dialogue much like the OG morrowind. There are mods that add in cut dialogue for characters like yagrum and the tribunal. So I would think that those would be converted in some way. If anybody wants to help me create a mod for voiced dialogue for main characters in morroblivion Hit me up. I am an audio engineering major and am currently taking classes for game development so it would be a cool project to take up. Obviously skywind will release eventually but who knows when and if nothing else it would be a fun prroject to undertake.
FudgeMuppet: Ok it's time for our epic and cinematic intro for our video with all these dead enemies around us. Man we work really hard to set this all up for this epic momen-
Wild Mage: -flings a fire spell ruining the perfect intro-
Imo you should have fought them in the places they spawn. The places they’re in is a big part of the battle with them. Small hallways or tight rooms makes a big difference.
The strongest characters in Oblivion are The Gatekeeper and Mehrunes Dagon. I've used the console to spawn in all sorts of different enemies and made them fight each other and the Gatekeeper and Mehrunes Dagon always win.
you can get 100% reflect damage vs melee
and 100% resist magic vs mage
then only thing that can hurt a player is an bow user
every other enemy is just a case of "how long do i have to attack him"
With max heavy armor and blade my biggest worry is always the gloom wraith. Not because they are heavy hitters but they take forever to kill even with a summon aiding me
Also, speaking of how the leveling system works, there's actually a mod that gives you an automatic +5 to the skills you chose that you actually used before leveling instead of having to worry about constantly leveling up those minor skills to get the +5 bonus.
Great video. I m waiting for the strongest enemy in Skyrim and in Online
Oblivion's memory problems are powerful, they stop at nothing to keep the hero of kvatch from completing their journey
Yeah one thing I remember doing to fix casters like Mankar and Lich. I opted to replace their old staff weapons with a mod that made them into off hand shield with a minor enchantment to absorb magic or physical attacks. I also gave them a enchanted weapon that shared the Dremora one handed weapons enchantments. Nothing like a fight with a Lich who's armed with an enchanted Elven staff in one hand and an Elven mace enchanted with "Oblivion's Caress" or "Nearness of Evil" that is throwing fire and thunder spells at you..
i pretty much always play as a mage and normally a ice mage, and almost all the enemies here i never really had a problem with. my most feared enemy is mannimarco idk why but he always manages to get the best of me and i always fear every battle ive ever had.
hes not as awful now that i can build a character right but i remember my very first time playing the mages quests and trashing all the enemies leading up to him only to get totally had and made into a thrall
Why does this man always make me want to play these games again
As soon as I saw this title, I'm just thinking about painted trolls at some levels. That quest was great at killing my motivation to play and having faith in the games level system.
The strongest is Dagon, if you actually decide to fight him. The only way i beat him was to exploit enchanting by creating 3 elemental weapon with 100% elemental weakneses, each strike renews elemental weakness and stacks it indefinitely due to en exploit, making consecutive strikes more damaging then the last. Dagon was designed to be undefeatable in combat so his death animation is quite hilarious.
This is better than watching the Arena.
And what did we learn today?
Mancar Cameron is running a build that is impossible without consle commands.
One time in Oblivion I walked into a room with like 9 agro warriors in glass and ebony armor. I was getting staggered so often that I could barely hit back, and also couldn't open the door to leave the room. Eventually I just let them kill me so I could respawn.
Umaril the Unfeathered
There's a few points where you note that the enemies have stats boosted past 100. In Oblivion, the damage formulas largely ignore stat and attribute values exceeding 100. Some skills and some attributes continue to get stronger, but none in a way that directly impacts melee, archery, or spell damage. The only time that a >100 value in a skill makes a difference is if a character has luck
If you want to be unstoppable in Oblivion choose a Breton then wait until you're level 20, then go do the Blades quest where you accompany Borus in the sewers to meet the Mythic Dawn. You will get the Mundane ring as a gurenteed drop, giving you 100% magic resistance (plus reflect spell).
I’ve been waiting so long for this video
Had to check my playback settings to make sure I wasn’t on 1.5x
Man you guys upload at a terrible time for Australia or at least the east coast. Great video as always though.
My character has 100% reflect damage and 100% resist magic, so the strongest enemy is any bandit with a bow.
Hey man love your content! 😁👌
Thank you!
Mehrunes maybe edit your question the toughest is him. The hardest fight is the final mage.
None: Do the bound sword exploit and enchant it with a Transcendent Stone and there will be almost no one can stop you.
The graphics and voice acting
Plot twist:This is the origin of the Ebony Warrior
was waiting for this thank you!
The replete shambles are so annoying ahah can't paralyze them, they hurt like hell and sometimes they follow you even if you are invisible... They suck