A Zombie Apocalypse in Morrowind (#1)

[@almsivi123]

I fkn love youtubers who dont scream and shout and act like strange man babies

[@TheXsandman]

Great Point

[@coleroberts4209]

Thanks for posting your vods. You don't have to, and for someone like me who only has KZbin your a lifesaver I don't miss out. So thank you

[@morosepapaya]

Love your edited videos for paying attention, these vods for, well, background noise. Making kickass content my dude!

[@RoraxPlays]

"I like what ESO does with armor" HERESY. Where is your love of the light armored beserker?! The Full Plate battle mage?!

[@gackybass]

Full plate battlemage is definitely a thing, as is light armoured berserker... Sort of, when you consider that "light armour" is actually unarmoured, and "medium armour" is actually light armour.

[@Tunoi_Veil]

backseating alert: I havent found levitation, however if you're willing to save scum there is an uth blade of heaven in the shipreck south of Vivec's Temple, starting at lvl 5.

[@karlk5801]

Is "uth" a typo here? An acronym?

[@Tunoi_Veil]

@@karlk5801 its maybe Uth's

[@karlk5801]

@@Tunoi_Veil That doesn't exist on Google either, but at least there is a Scroll of Uth's Hand of Heaven. Does the mod have custom items?

[@Tunoi_Veil]

@@karlk5801 maybe steel blade of heaven? and my faulty memory added Uth from the scroll?

[@MrNinjaBurger]

Zombies? In my Morrowind? It's more likely than I'd thought! Saving for later after work for sure.

[@VasiliyOgniov]

Is this an SC II reference or a Shrek one?

[@bobtimbly]

Again? I don't fucking think so!

[@jaydenstarkey8943]

The cat pressing a button on your keyboard thus unlocking a thing you didn't even know it could do is so relatable 😂

[@stevennagel9264]

Peregrin falcons dive and can attain the fastest speed of any animal in a dive at 200 mph

[@iTzic21]

pretty epicv

[@DasFork]

The frozen chickens Myhtbusters fired with an air cannon at mach 1 begs to differ.

[@stevennagel9264]

@@DasFork you make a valid contradiction my nega

[@Rlyeh90]

I haven't been able to catch any of the latest livestreams so I am very grateful for these uploads, thanks JBN 💚

[@EasyGameEh]

lol caius turned into two corprus beef cakes.

[@SOSGaming404]

Oooo, some new additions to the mod! I will give it another go! As of yet I have found that Alchemy and Destruction and armorer are must haves.

[@anthonycliftonjones2564]

This feels like a Resident Evil playthrough.

[@Dovar69]

1:23:43 The problem with *MOST* American bread is not that it contains sugar, its the amount of it. So it can't be declared bread.

[@justbackgroundvods]

I think that was just Subway's bread based on the Irish government's criteria, not most American bread. I wouldn't say Subway is indicative of American bread as a whole. It's fast food.

[@Dovar69]

@@justbackgroundvods from what I can remember looking at grams of sugar of American vs European bread, European bread has around half the amount of sugar, both is not a lot in theory(3 grams of sugar vs 1.2 or something) but it does make a noticeable difference in taste. I am probably a bread snob as even the "good" supermarket bread here in germany tastes bad in my opinion, I always go to the local bakery to get bread and most of the bread they sell is without any added sugar.

[@iTzic21]

i 100% agree with @Dovarcraft sorce: am german

[@tictacterminator]

@@iTzic21 If ur myth was true then the crappy ketogenic bread with no added sugar, would be chewie like european bread but its not its just like all the other bread

[@atmosdwagon4656]

A lot of mass-produced bread in the USA uses fructose (corn syrup), which has a lot of sugar per unit mass vs cane sugar. The need to balance the emulsification process with all the enrichment/additives they put into the bread is what necessitates the amount; otherwise, it supposedly fouls the dough. (that part is second hand information from someone I know who works for General Mills; take it with a grain of salt) Most home-made bread recipes, by comparison, call for substantially less sugar, and EU food regulations stick more closely to that sort of processing standard than the "anything goes" the U.S. has. If you make your own bread, chances are very high you're only putting in about 1 gram of sugar per two 10 inch loaves; just enough to feed dry-active yeast. ("quick dough") Funnily enough, if you used wet yeast cultures (like how my late grandmother did), you generally need to add more sugar and less salt to offset the acrid flavor live yeast can produce, which will add up to about the same amount as store-bought breads. However, the amount of sugar you, the end-consumer will be eating from such bread will end up around the same as the quick-yeast because "wet" cultured yeast will more readily consumes it for energy to do its thing than dry-active yeast does.

[@atmosdwagon4656]

4:43:00 I think the clincher that the PC is the real Nerevarine lies in the Corprus Test. Namely, the player character is the first and ONLY non-Dwemer to contract it and survive the "cure" to become fully immune. Since this was included in the prophecy, it's not unreasonable to assume Azura was being on the level for a change, and not just gaslighting a bunch of wannabes for thousands of years.

[@justbackgroundvods]

I dunno. Azura seems like the type of Prince to not only want to, but also successfully, pull off such a con.

[@atmosdwagon4656]

@@justbackgroundvods It certainly fits her modus operandi, no doubt there. But the unworldly, 'divine' nature of Corprus Blight is something that sounds like it would require more than chump luck to overcome. Not even the other recipients of Lorkhan's power could contain it.

[@justbackgroundvods]

@@atmosdwagon4656 But would the Nerevarine have overcome it without Divayth's potion? Maybe the potion would help others as well, but they arrived to the Corprusarium too late or weren't strong enough to survive anyway. By the time the PC gets Corprus, they've already shown they're more capable than the average person. If the Champion of Cyrodiil or Dragonborn contracted corprus, I wonder if they would survive drinking Fyr's potion as well.

[@atmosdwagon4656]

@@justbackgroundvods Divayth Fyr was pretty certain the potion would kill the Nerevarine, though...right until it didn't. Given the Telvanni's total lack of ethics in pursuit of their interests, it'd be a moment of astronomical coincidence for the potion to work on that exact person at that exact moment. I think it'd have been very foolish of Azura to include overcoming Corprus in her prophecy, only to leave the whole thing to pure chance, just because so many specific things have to occur in a specific order, that by the time they happen by chaos contrivance, Dagoth Ur would have likely won. The reason I'm so hung up on this Corprus thing is that it's essential to tying the main story together. Without it, there's a gaping plot hole: Why hasn't Vivec already handled this himself? The answer to that: Vivec (and the rest of the Tribunal) is vulnerable to Corprus Blight and cannot risk infection at any cost. (Remember: They built the Ghostgate specifically to contain the Blight) It would explain his deliberate seclusion despite fully knowing the nature of the problem and how to solve it. (using the trappings of his own religion to excuse never leaving the city named after himself) Hence, I think achieving immunity to Corprus is as much a practical necessity to defeating Dagoth Ur as being a highly capable warrior is. In the main story, the player is FORCED to see what Corprus does to those it infects, as both victim and enemy, and I think that was the point. Considering the alternative for a moment: If Corprus isn't the limiter here...what exactly is stopping Vivec from donning Wraithguard and bulldozing his way through Red Mountain to enact his plan directly? I genuinely cannot think of anything else, since he is clearly VERY powerful. Far more than most anyone else in Vvardenfell. This, to me, suggests to me that Vivec believes in Azura's prophecy of Nerevar's reincarnation, knows that he will be immune to Corprus, and that alone makes the Nerevarine an absolute necessity to stopping Dagoth Ur, regardless of his other feelings/baggage. Anyway...This went on too long. Sorry about that. But that's my reasoning.

[@MZeternally]

Kane playing Morrowind is crazy

[@rader354]

Feels like Project Zomboid with all the zombie juking.

[@SuperSom3thing]

dude reminds me of neo when he wakes up out of the matrix for the first time

[@justbackgroundvods]

I know kung fu.

[@zufinfluby]

1:13 this is definitely scratch that "forager alchemist run please" itch Also I love your work, thank you for being you

[@DritzD27a]

Regarding armor. I like having more tiers (unarmored, light, medium, heavy, et cetera) and I personally prefer them having good passive effects contrary to many other trees. That said a condensation of the skills into a forked tree like Two Handed or something might be good and might punish mixing and matching less.

[@oilybrakes]

5:06:20 30/100=3/10 for the spell being able to open the lvl 70 lock and 1/5 for being able to cast the spell (3•1)/(10•5) = 3/50 Which is 6 times out of 100 tries, so 6%. Or 1 time out of every 17 tries. Edit: And guess what? It took you 16 tries.

[@plot6520]

Beautiful

[@niilokoslonen1275]

looking at ground to save fps is pentium III strats

[@Kaedevirus]

I like your bald head.

[@martyboer9740]

lvove this game

[@bobgrimes8618]

Are there zombies on the mainland in TR?

[@netcat22]

I assume this mod only covers Vvardenfell, not TR.

[@bobgrimes8618]

@@netcat22 So, one can escape the zombies by going to the mainland!

[@JanSiwierski]

what is this music?

[@justbackgroundvods]

Just a playlist of elder scrolls music.

[@LunarEntity]

I wish I could shave my head. Sadly, it's lumpy. If it were smooth I'd be way more confident.

[@fiercedeity5734]

5:42:10

[@SparkySummers]

On your note about lockpicking minigames, you call skyrim's minigame a guessing game and oblivion's... not that? At least you get feedback that you're in the right general area on skyrim's. Oblivion's is literally luck. You cannot tell if the lil guys there are going slow until it's too late to lock it in. It's pure luck?? am I missing something somehow?

[@ravoln2457]

Oblivion's lockpicking is pattern recognition. It's really not that hard. All you have to do is tap the nubs to find when it is the most "sticky" and then count how many you have to repeat to get the same sticky. Repeat for each nub and bam you are in.

[@SparkySummers]

@@ravoln2457 "It's really not that hard" obnoxiousness aside (I wouldn't be having the problem if it wasn't that hard), I genuinely had no idea. The game never made it clear. Neat though.

[@ravoln2457]

@SparkySummers Reason why I say it isn't hard is because I'm not a smart man, and that is doubly so when I was a child. But when I was a young wart hog, I picked up on the mini game so quickly that I rarely had to worry about running out of picks. Now I can be completely wrong about it, but counting just always worked for me.

[@justbackgroundvods]

There's a faint _tink_ sound that plays when the tumbler is safe to set.

[@SparkySummers]

@@justbackgroundvods Oo now I didn't know that, thank you!

[@C21H30O2]

Portland Simulator 2024

[@zufinfluby]

Doesn’t the way dagoth ur speaks to you kinda suggest he things you are the neraverine? Does his divinity matter in that? Wishful thinking on his part? I'd love your whole diatribe on the matter. Maybe that could replace your next bone biter bow speil