But I Must

I would like to have a different family in every hold (wife and kids) since I travel so much.

5:54 A sweet picture of Sylgja and her parents attending.

Thalmor agents sneaking into skyrim, against the treaty? No. the empire allowed them to play Purity-police in skyrim. They work together. The argument of a united front unter imperial control beeing stronger is also wrong. Titus Mede is a weak leader, not able to hold the empire together and not even able to unite his own high council in support of him. The Mede Dynasty in general was weak and ruined the empire over 200 years. Two seperate Armies with at least one strong leader are better than one with a weak leader nobody wants to fight for. The empire represents order, infrastructure investment and economic prosperity? Have you ever played Skyrim? Look around. More than 600years Skyrim was part of the empire. Skyrim lost Solstheim. The Cities and Castles are crumbling and thats not because of the civil war. Only Solitude seems to have profited from all of this. The Nords had big palaces, castles, roads and a magic academy before joining the empire. Winterhold was never rebuild, Windhelm lived of trade with Morrowind, Solstheim Winterhold, and suffered from the losses and the Refugee crisis. There are no efforts to help Falkreath restore lost Helgen despite it beeing an important, if not the most important imperial controlled outpost with its Road to Cyrodiil. Road patrols are the same regardless of who controls the region. damn propaganda. And always this "only to buy time"-thing... You do know that we are talking about 26(!) years until now. So how long shall the people of skyrim suffer under Thalmor torture and defacto rule? "Empire represents political representation compared to the narrow nationalism." How is there political representation? The Empire has only 2 Provinces left. Go to Windhelm. There are 2 Aldmer in the upper city, Stables belong to a Bosmer couple, one of the Farms belongs to a Dunmer Family. You can be Part of the Stormcloaks regardless the race or become a Courtmage, Housecarl, or a Steward. Yes the Argonians have to stay outside of the City but maybe that was part of security concerns with so many Dunmer Refugees in the City and Argonians annexing south Morrowind and enslaving Dunmer there(because dunmer enslaved argonians for centuries). Difficult Situation, debateable, yes. In general, the imperial controlled cities are not better. But the imperials seem to love executing people for weak reasons (Thiefs, Prisoners of War, People who let Gates open and people who are not on a list). Also in terms of Trade and trade network, opportunities the Stormcloak territories have just as many Khajiit Caravans and foreign traders. Remember almost no Province is still part of the empire. A free Skyrim can interfere in Hammerfell and Morrowind, weakening Thalmor, trade with everyone, support Cyrodiil in a war. In the video there are far too many assumptions about Ulfrics future politics. Its like they thought "hey that sounds nationalistic and thats right wing, we have parties in real life which are right wing. lets take their policies and assume Ulfric is a Party-Member. And the Empire sounds like all working together, thats the European Union or United States with their typical benefits for societys. Yeah... Yeah, that sounds fact based"

no to stromcloack evil Jarl Ulfric

I love Dragon Age! I already have Origin, Awakening, 2 and Inquisition! Long live Thedas! I honestly prefer games with character creation.

I don't care. I still want fu.. I mean. Marry serana. ☺️

female?? wtf

So i need to download a mod to change her backstory and personality too hhmmmm, ok i got it

No idea about dragon age, but the witcher and elden ring are third person, baldur's gate is turn-based, elden ring is hard, twitch-based combat instead of casual, the only game that comes close from that list is kingdom come deliverance, but I've no idea about the difficulty.

None of you played Vigilant?

I usually play either Altmer or Bosmer Bosmer description definitely fits me better though. 😅

1:13 - 2:01 No. Talos is (or rather, was) an important and central deity in the Imperial Pantheon. He was absent from the Nordic Pantheon - to the point where Nord migrants to Cyrodiil even refused to attend chapel sermons in the Great Chapel of Talos. The Nords have become converted to the Imperial Nine Divines, but that does not make Talos a part of ''the Nordic Pantheon''. On the matter of enforcement - why does this video overlook Ulfric's considerable role in the enforcement of the Talos ban? 3:12 - 3:30 It is ironic you speak of the Stormcloaks ''restoring'' Skyrim's culture, when it is Ulfric who dishonors more of it than his Imperial counterparts. Like how he damns the Jarls and the Moot, ignored Torygg's legitimacy as High King, broke his oath, betrayed the Greybeards, and blasphemed through usage of the Voice. His whole campaign being, largely, centered around Talos - an Imperial deity - as opposed to Ysmir, or Kyne, or Shor for a return to Skyrim's roots, shows quite the opposite. 5:15 - 5:40 Based on character models, the opposite is implied. The young and middle-aged of Skyrim support the Empire because they look to the future and the chaos Ulfric brought, whereas the older folks seem more inclined to back Ulfric.

Dude thinks abused women should not get married

Thank you for a wonderful list of wives of Skyrim I actually really appreciate it cause I sometimes take a break from the game,sometimes months at a time and forget who is the best spouses to consider.

I've been using the SDA mod for years to marry Serana as a Vampire Lord. Have a nice house outside Whiterun with four daughters, Inigo, Remiel & Lydia and I find it incredibly rewarding. The mod doesn't make her interact with the kids, which is sad, but Uncle Inigo always does. Serana will always be my little vampire wifey. In my headcanon, I've given her a wonderful family and very close friends, and all the love and support she could ever need to heal. Eternity with her? Very appealing. As "Thane of Everywhere", slayer of the Dawnguard, Harkon, Alduin & Miraak, Legate, Arch-Marge, Harbinger, Listener, Guildmaster, and yes even a "bard", I approve this message.

I actually DID do the second one you mentioned here; killing a parent to adopt a child. In Markarth, ta the Left Hand Mine, is a girl (Erith) always left alone by her mother, who is a miner. I use the mod that allows up to four children to be adopted and I have a modded house (one of MANY) called Elysium Estate outside Whiterun. So, this poor girl spends all day alone, whether inside or outside the house, just outside of the city of Markarth, where there are Forsworn everywhere in that hold basically. I killed the mother, waited for the girl to get to Honorhall (after I killed Grelod of course) and went there to adopt her, giving her a beautiful house, three sisters (Sofie, Lucia, and Runa from Honorhall), "aunt" Lydia, "uncle" Inigo, and two vampire parents (my female character and a married Serana with the SDA mod) I'd say that's a HUGE life improvement for the girl

Mammoth don't eat meat, so I really doubt the Mammoth had swallowed a person. The skeleton looks to have been purposely placed there.

I'm a Stormcloak forever.

You shouldn't marry Ulfric Stormcloak using mods either. He's really not the relationship type. His overall character make him a bad idea.

Muiri is a Breton.

what if your character is a wood elf who also is a vampire

Knew about all of these.

Another piece of information about the Alik'r, after delivering Saadia to them, you can find them still in the Swindlers den. They never left. The Alik'r are the liars.

Marrying Camilla isn't necessarily evil. After all, you're the dragonborn and can probably offer her a better life then what she'll get with the other 2. I think allowing her to continue to be deceived by one of them is evil.

Rigmor series is by far the best adventure I have been into so far.. out of all the large and DLC size mods it still stands out

Recently made video of a Kapo’Tun Tiger Warrior build and im loving it.

Looks like some glue eater decided to make a video about Serana.

He’s skyrims version of Smaug

Jordis is better than half of these options

I play Skyrim in 2024 with ORomance Plus and NFF, because marriage in Skyrim is BS. The Dragonborn happily lives in a castle with 10 companions with benefits.😅

Sadly I didn't miss anything I thought she was going to show me something I didn't know

I knew them all, bit thank you for sharing anyway 😊

Dude I kill those giants and their pets now I feel bad.

Definitely saving this for more pc mods

False false and still false. - You really are holding on hard to some strawman-examples.... For real..... 1. - If let's say somebody is a vegan can't that person also learn to cook some conventional, not vegan meals in case some friends visit you who are not vegans? Serana is a person with hundreds of years of "life experience" and she also was a human once.... so why should she not be able to already know how to cook normal human meals - and even if she hasn't done it yet, she is certainly intelligent enough to do that. 2. - Why should her kitchen be filled with only bottles full of blood? If somebody likes let's say Oreos, is their kitchen only filled with Oreo cookies? 3. - After adventuring together for possibly years in the future you conclusively say that she will never be romantically interested in you? Based on what exactly? If you are with an other person for a long time and give them the correct vibes, I assure you, there is a very good chance they will be romantically interested in you. 4. - I don't know what kind of medieval concept you have about marriage, but marriage is not about "You stay in the kitchen and clean the house" any more, nor was it always everywhere like that in the normal middle ages. In a normal family the men don't boss around their wives or the other way around - but they discuss issues and make decisions together! Marriage doesn't "chain anybody down" and doesn't take away anybody's "life purpose". 5. - You also say that marriage is the reason for having kids.... You do know that in real life even people get married who can't have kids either because of a health-issue, like an injury, a genetic disorder or their age (women post menopause) - so getting married and NOT having kids is a perfectly tested and working concept in real life as well. Marriage is not only about making kids. 6. IF you use a mod to change her into a marriable candidate you can literally write the script, where you ask her and just like the other possible marriage candidates, she can say yes.... or do you imply the the Dragonborn is forcing all the other candidates to marry them as well even tho it's just how the game is written. 7. IF the game would be a real-living world and not a hard coded PC-game, why would it be impossible to ask her after being together through hundreds of adventures together to ask her the big question? Of course the developers can't put any possible conversation option in the game, cause making games is not at the level where you can write your own questions for the dialogues with NPCs. 8. If ingame you go all the way to help her turn back to being human again that certainly shows her that you care for her and you are interested in her well being. Otherwise if you couldn't care less you'd say: stay a vampire, or turn back to human, who cares, leave me alone..... 9. Also the player can turn into vampire in the game, it still doesn't mean that they delete civilians in all cities left and right willy nily .... a vampire can still act normally around humans if necessary, and being near a human doesn't automatically trigger some "blood-hunger" that makes you immediately pounce all humans you come in contact with... 10. IF the mod makes her a marriage-candidate either through text or through some spell, it's just depending on the maker(s) of that mod how finely textualized it is, or not. With enough work and time put into creating that certain mod, it can be just as a believable and immersive option as marrying any other candidates, many of whom also have more than questionable morals and standards even in Skyrim.... 11. Saying that she is feeling rather weird/awkward going into a temple doesn't mean that it is set in stone.... you know that there are people who have endured horrible mental traumas and with the help of specialists they can work on their difficulties, sort out their issues and fears and return to a normal life accepting parts of their lives. - - So sorry but not sorry, this video of yours is just a huge mess and is literally filled with the worst ideas I have ever seen why an NPC in a game should not be married.

Was i the only one who saw that uncommon sized rabbit 😂

Bangers only

MrLuisfrossi1# thi I’d

i all ways go stormcloaks

I think it's worth noting, the issue isn't with marrying Serana, it's just that Skyrim's marriages are very one-dimensional. Like with Serana clearly not being the type to settle down, no one can tell me that Aela's the type who would want to become a house-wife after being a Companion. It's implied more than once in Dawnguard that she might have some sort of romantic interest in the Dragonborn, and the writers had to have known that players would want her as a marriage option. But Skyrim's type of marriage is a blanket that doesn't cover a number of characters in the game appropriately. What I think they should have done, is have a romance option that doesn't involve marriage. You're 'together', you're partners, but you're not married. That would have just made more sense. I'd argue that the Serana Dialogue Add-On mod handles this fairly well as a whole, though I would agree that there shouldn't be any overt romance options during the Dawnguard quest line because that just doesn't make sense and they should only appear after the Dawnguard campaign is complete.

How could anyone get the idea that asking someone to marry you and them saying yes means that you've forced them into marriage? I get why it might be weird to use console commands to make her be married to you after she rejected you, but that's not a problem with mods. Though as someone who can't help but optimize everything he can, marrying her would mean that I either loose out on her as a companion or the gold her shop would make. BTW: The AIs might just have gotten that good but this video has a bit of an GPT vibe to it.

We don't give two shits what her past is

Man i cleared a cave and got a new spell. I accidentally fell off a rock that was literally 5ft of the ground and then i die. Fucking respawned at the entrance of the cave and have to restart everything i just did just because them braindead mfs cant fix there cave glitches. This has happened to me 3 times now.

On number 10, if you reach the Reaper Lair in the Soul Cairn and you don't have the three Reaper Gem fragments, you can cause the Reaper to appear if you cast multiple Fire Rune spells at the base or near the top edge of the rubble pile where he appears. This can result in some lesser mobs to appear but if you keep at it, the Reaper will eventually manifest.

Skyrim is for the Nords.

No fuck that I DESERVE HER

I'd be happy playing as different sub-races of khajiit such as the dagi-raht.

She's still a child. Not a milf, but a really old adoptive daughter.

pmsl. putting Marcy in a display case was genius lol