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[@swagromancer]

I recently overheard a conversation between teenagers who were visiting our museum. One of them was talking about a "really old" show she discovered and quite enjoyed. While she was describing the plot, it suddenly dawned on me that the show in question was Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Existential crisis ensued.

[@Weremole]

Tbf, that show IS very "snapshot of its time-y". Kinda like fantasy movies and TV pre-LOTR. Those Adventures Of Hercules stick table villages.😂

[@bojnebojnebojne]

Dude, that's a classic.. I'm for for sure a gaming grandpa by now....

[@jasperzanovich2504]

Keep in mind that show is twice as old as them.

[@nikovz4719]

Fun fact the adventures of Hercules did what the Witcher tried doing better with Xenia Warrior princess

[@landotucker]

Goddamn. I loved that show. So good.

[@SeveRUS67]

I was called "that man over there" first time when I was 16. It was all downhill from here.

[@InnocentMassMurderer]

Meanwhile my 18 year old ass still looks like a child 👁️👄👁️

[@abysswalker2409]

​@@InnocentMassMurderer same😭

[@emanuel81111]

its even worst for people who are called "that kid over there" and they are 30 years old, i dont give a shit about age, i do care if a look like an man or a kid, thankfully people calls me sir/man

[@KingZealotTactics]

Trust me that's a good thing when you get older.

[@BethesdaModder]

I'm 40 and I still get carded when I'm buying cigars, I consider it a compliment

[@polter5195]

We're definitely old. It was brought to my attention the other night when a young girl asked me to buy her alcohol. After promptly refusing, she turned to her friends and yelled "The old man said no". I felt attacked.

[@haberak3310]

You're a good old man, telling her no

[@polter5195]

@@haberak3310 lol thank you.

[@CaptainThief]

A good response (I know, waaay after the fact) would be: “the guy who doesn’t want to go to jail ALSO said no”

[@AdamantMovies]

Wrong, you are middle aged at most. There are younger and older millenials now. But OLD age starts at 60 and above. Literally the definition of it. So get back to work man, you still got some muscles left in that middle aged body.

[@polter5195]

@@AdamantMovies Very kind of you sir. Yes, technically I would be considered middle aged, but it's difficult not to feel old when you're surrounded by teenagers who can drink until the sun rises, yet I can't go to bed after 10pm without feeling like death lol

[@Graavigala85]

imagine that in 20 years Josh will do "was it any good" on BaldursGate3 and we all are gonna be "oh I remember that game! We used to think this was pinacle of gaming..."

[@redbeardsteelskin6723]

For one, feck off. 2, god I hope we're saying that in 20 years. The prospect that it's still the best RPG made 20 years from now scares me...

[@themore-you-know]

20 years of innovation in abusive corporate strategies will answer: "yes, that was the pinnacle, before we arrived". My suggestion towards an MBA: using AI to detect gameplay patterns and attribute the player's household wealth accordingly, for ad targeting on closing the game. Imagine: you close Elder Scrolls XIII and you're shown precisely the type of fast food that will trigger you at that very moment.

[@IgnisAchilles]

Uploaded by then on "Josh Strife Ages"

[@tottorookokkoroo5318]

Sad to say but games wont be getting much better than what they are today, maybe in vr or something similar we will see major improvements still.

[@Nerobyrne]

​@@redbeardsteelskin6723bro if they haven't advanced gaming beyond BG3 in 20 years I'm just gonna donate my organs

[@bencutterstein87]

Morrowind was the last time Todd was under control somewhat. Writers were blasting hard drugs and no one gave a shit because company was going under anyways. Best game they made. It was broken beyond belief, but it had actual soul.

[@Jpiddypops]

This ❤

[@WretchedRedoran]

They weren't "blasting hard drugs".

[@Aethelbeorn]

@@WretchedRedoran ..and you aren't "fun at parties".

[@metatroncube]

@@WretchedRedoran How do you explain this quote from a writer then?: "We were blasting hard drugs basically all the time. Internally, it was known that the five Great Houses were metaphors for weed, speed, ecstasy, mushrooms, and acid. House Telvanni was acid".

[@WretchedRedoran]

@@metatroncube I know you're pulling that out of your ass, not only because I've never seen that quote mentioned before despite being deep in the meme side of the TES fanbase for a long time now, but more importantly due to the fact that Telvanni would obviously be shrooms. Rather, acid fits much more with house Dres or Indoril.

[@Kaftan]

Original Daggerfall had mouse aiming and WASD controls, it just required the player to enable that in the settings first. It defaulted to the old Arena controls, but had optional 'modern' controls. The Unity version has those options turned on by default, fixes a lot of bugs particularly with the engine and game framework, and allows great mod support for things like upscaled textures and additional quest packs.

[@solthas]

Additional quest packs, additional factions, 2D sprites converted to 3D models!!!, more wilderness encounters, move terrain variation...

[@SpecShadow]

that's weird - Ultima Underworld had mouse controls (iirc by default) and was released much earlier...

[@dylanherron3963]

Those mouse controls were AWFUL and used directionals to successfully complete actions, that UNITY upgrade is fantastic.

[@saffral]

You can also just press Enter at any point to switch to mouselook. I have no idea how so many people miss it when every time I save the game I press Enter to confirm and it toggles mouselook.

[@plebisMaximus]

Unity also gives you a tolerable default control scheme. It's such a big and direct upgrade in every way there's no world where I can recommend playing the official build.

[@minerman60101]

As a zoomer who likes Morrowind, I have avoided the truth bombs I thought I was getting from this video.

[@kronksstronkstonks6360]

When Josh is older he better have another secondary channel called "Josh Strife, Sage"

[@flamerollerx01]

Or "Josh Strife Aged" 😂

[@traversingthedark]

With the resurgence of Morrowind-based content in recent years, I as a Millennial feel just that little bit younger again. Then, AI Dagoth Ur doing tier lists takes me right back to being a disgruntled old man.

[@memedeathgriplord5736]

As a millennial who discovered the played Morrowind after finding the Dagoth Ur tier lists I can't imagine why.

[@eneco3965]

His take on Midna is based

[@flamerollerx01]

Yes, hearing dagoth ur say lit, fire, based, mid etc is unpleasant to say the least.

[@chesterstevens8870]

On the other hand, all the videos of Dagoth redpilling Joe Rogan are peak comedy.

[@mattkusluski5533]

"Nerevar, I found gnomes in the walls of Dagoth Ur, the Building"

[@Lingerminator]

Feel for us Gen Xers. Still playing in the 80's (in our heads, swing in trees, rolling hills in shopping trollies massive wooden adventure playgrounds that playing on meant surviving the day ) who now make a little noise when rising to quickly.

[@yewtewbstew547]

I don't think I could ever swing in trees, but I remember when I was a kid I'd get called Mowgli because any time we played hide and seek tag I'd just shoot up a tree or dive into a hedge and nobody could follow me. I'm surprised I never lost an eye or caught tetanus tbh.

[@iller3]

I used to play with STICKS and Hoops!

[@plebisMaximus]

@@iller3 Bamboo fencing was the shit as a kid

[@MrLightlike78]

Bro massive wooden adventure playgrounds!! We have fort sherman in CDA. Such a cool playground.

[@KnightofAges]

My PE teacher made me climb a tree in 1978. I fell and hit head first in a brick wall. That was the end of trees and me.

[@Flufferpup]

I'm 24, and live with my mother and little sister. The first time someone mistook them for my wife and daughter is when I realised, yep, I'm not young anymore.

[@redbeardsteelskin6723]

Morrowwind was one of the earliest games I can say I put HUNDREDS of hours into. I played RPGs up to that point a decent bit, but that game, man. Especially since fast travel wasn't a thing back then. travelling around on foot you'd run into so many unexpected things and it was wonderful. Which isn't to say Fast-travel is a totally bad thing, but it's like Josh has talked before about convenience vs fun. Playing Morrowwind and discovering a skeleton mage by mistake was one of the coolest and most terrifying things ever cause that guy was a bastard :D

[@BlackBoxBandit]

Morrowind is one of the greatest, still play it 20 years later

[@npcknuckles5887]

We're not old, Josh. We're middle-aged.

[@JohnDoe-vm5rb]

Yeah, old.

[@greentoby26]

@@JohnDoe-vm5rb You'll learn why the distinction matters when you're older.

[@bud389]

Middle aged is around 40. Most millennials are not middle aged.

[@verbalmasturbator]

​@@bud389YET 😫😫

[@yuin3320]

People are so dramatic they prefer to overlook that option.

[@psyjinx]

I played morrowind when I was 13 on the OG Xbox I think. Babysitter showed me where to steal a cool sword, and I got my ass beat by flying creatures I can't remember after waking up from a rest. 10/10 experience. Best 3 hours of gaming I've ever experienced.

[@DogAfraidOfUmbrellas]

You have to remember back in 1996 we were used to DOS shareware. So Daggerfall’s controls were perfectly respectable by that standard.

[@youtubecrack]

The biggest thing I like about more wind is the quest structure.. You can't just have one character do everything. And there's no arrow telling you where to walk. You've actually got to read the journal and talk to people and explore the landscape. It might be frustrating at times but god that was fun.

[@merlylvsm]

That brief moment of ecstasy when you get asked for ID once in a blue moon. God I love it.

[@landotucker]

I got asked last year and I said to the girl at the checkout "you're very kind".

[@space_audits]

Came for the Morrowind nostalgia, stayed for the valuable life lesson.

[@jesse2535]

I'm a zoomer who grew up with zelda ocarina of time, sonic 2, aladin, age of empires 2, and much more. I bought skyrim in 2018, transitioned to morrowind in 2020, and I love morrowind, I'm super exited to play it once it is remade in skywind.

[@Retired_Geek_Woman]

You are on point about Daggerfall. I played it about a year or so after it came out and it was unplayable. I have the Unity version now and with a handful of graphic mods, it's incredible. I've been thinking about a possible playthrough for my channel. As for your question, I'm a baby boomer. So to me, you are all "whipper snappers". 👵

[@AndrewRayGorman]

Morrowind and Daggerfall are genuinely good games. Morrowind is a core part of my early teenage childhood, and I even worked on the Tamriel Rebuilt project for a bit years ago (mod to add the Morrowind mainland to the game). If you do a Morrowind retrospective, I'd definitely look into some of the major mods for it as well as the OpenMW re-implementation of the engine.

[@max7971]

Morrowind-wholeheartedly agree. Daggerfall-absolutely not. Morrowind is a complete 180 of everything Daggerfall was. Daggerfall had LE BIGGEST MAP that felt completely barren. MW had the smalles world, yet felt gigantic when you had to travel through it. Almost everything in Daggerfall was procedurally generated, or crafted from set templates. MW was completely handcrafted. The story in Daggerfall is disjointed, and anything besides MQ is procedurally generated. MW’s guilds are one of the best iterations of them in the series, given to competent writers. MW plays like a modern game, while DF is one of those prehistoric ones. I usually say nothing when the game is mentioned out of respect one might give to excavated fossils, but don’t try to equate them.

[@XBluDiamondX]

Morrowind was good for its time. I can't go back and play it now, though. The combat system is atrocious.

[@ayeyuh6920]

@@max7971 Daggerfall is less of a story based RPG and more of a Fantasy Life Sim. The reason people love it isn't because of it's world or story, but because of the absolute freedom you have and the insane depth of RPG mechanics. Like, bro there's a whole court system, that's insane lol. The main story and some side quests have inconsistencies (as per usual with Bethesda) but it's still mostly well written and interesting, there's a ton of lore in that game.

[@ViralVibes61122]

The older I get the more I tend to enjoy old video games cuz of their amazing mod support

[@dinckelman]

Not even just mod support. Usually you could have more fun, and be better at a game, by just playing the game, instead of decreasing the size of your wallet

[@SpecShadow]

I also prefer older videogames because they have content (mostly), while modern games have mostly filler - just to justify high price...

[@ViralVibes61122]

@@SpecShadow most modern games are not worth ur money, I pirate most games, unless I spent 6 months playing it and has active mod support I might consider buying it.

[@SpecShadow]

@@ViralVibes61122 I absolutely don't get this mindset - why pirate something not even worth the time and SSD space?

[@feorge33]

Infinitely replayable, plus nostalgia factor. I could probably go through the entire PS2 catalogue and never purchase a game as long as I live.

[@Pilvenuga]

A couple of years ago, i reinstalled Morrowind and added some 25 different mods to it to make it more polished and add flavor (the better npc project was awesome) Had a great blast, played through all the content with a character i always had a thought id make one day and put some 400+ hours through it. Excellent game, 9/10 even at this day and age.

[@ethanwasme4307]

i did that but on android, got about 6 days played and all artifacts horded

[@perihelion7798]

I'm a boomer, and I played the hell out of Morrowind. Remember the mudcrab merchant? Cliff racers? It should be noted that I played the original tabletop D&D back in 1974. I do like good RPG's.

[@thedude8526]

I wished I didn't remember the cliff racers.....

[@perihelion7798]

@@thedude8526 They were SO annoying! But the magic in Morrowind was very cool.

[@MythrilZenith]

I'm not strictly "old," I'm barely in the Millenial generation bracket, but my goodness do I *feel* old whenever I'm around anyone younger than myself, because it really highlights how much my opinions on what makes good games lean towards the older side of the bracket.

[@JesiAsh]

Trying to explain people why Skyrim suck as an RPG

[@LizardMammaryGlands]

​@@JesiAshI believe the saddest part to be the fact we could have some great actual rpg's, action based, with loads of skill and character customization. Some modern games even hint at it (aka Witcher 3's questlines, arpg's skill trees, etc), but it'll never be fully accomplished because it doesn't really impact sales that much. Sure, they could get people to realize the potential of what games could be, but then everything else will be held to those standards, and they'd be purposely making their lives a lot harder when making their next products.

[@MyouKyuubi]

1994 is the final year of the millenial generation, anyone born after that is officially a zoomer i'm a 1993 model, so one of the younger millenials, im 30 now, lul.

[@ntecleo]

was expecting josh to ask "if you like morrowind, would you recommend it?" cause that is a very hard one for me.

[@ryanweible9090]

it is a weird thing. for its time it was amazing, for its time, to a guy who is used to jrpgs with one weapon for characters with linear upgrades, and super-limited classes. it was mindblowing. these days...mechanics have evolved, and there is kind of this second wind of western d&d adjacent games, so the world now is different and morrowind wouldn't be such a break, but its important to remember that it kind of created this world. heck, back then tes games were considered kind of obscure, then with oblivion they became semi-mainstream, and now with skyrim they are pretty much ubiquitous. on my "lifetime best games list" its in the top 3, and thats from someone who played since dig-dug in the arcades. it was just a place in the time.

[@IINareik]

@@ryanweible9090 Also without Morrowind Bethesda wouldnt be around, it was their make or break game or they would've shut down

[@cullyn]

You can tell you are old when people are concerned when you fall over rather than laughing.

[@Malice2297]

kinda funny 'i know a lot of people in the chat are gonna say no' his entire chat:'Yes, yes we are.' bar 1 person i could spot.

[@Big_DylTV]

Great vid josh, love the content!

[@Len923_]

on the topic of GOG: it used to be "good old games", is now simply "GOG", and they've an optional launcher called "Galaxy" or "GOG Galaxy".

[@putinforgod3072]

Hearing someone talk positively about Projared feels so refreshing. I've never watched his streams, but I really enjoy his old games reviews.

[@Treyvon.]

Yea, sad that there seemed to be someone already trying to stir things up with lies and slander on the chat. Projared is great.

[@simonholmes6473]

I'd be down for a retrospective on Daggerfall as I started out on Morrowind so be interesting to learn more about Daggerfall.

[@Lohabquas]

I would like to thank thee for the fairly well made entertainment thingy, it makes my life just slightly better on every occasion ! 🔨🔨🔨

[@KraftLawrence1]

For all its faults, Daggerfall will always be my favorite TES game. I didnt even particularly mind the controls back when it launched... but dear god i could never go back. The unity upgrade is a godsend.

[@CarlWheatley-wi2cl]

I'll never forget the first time i got referred to as a "man" by kids. I think I was about 17. It was the way they said it. I felt like my life was over lol

[@Kushrada]

For me considering Morrowind is older than most of my friends and I keep coming back to it every so often, and still enjoy it along side modern day games I feel say to say I am old but its also a great game even now.

[@Shmandalf]

We aren't THAT old now, but we FEEL old now. Wake up with sore joints and crap randomly, if I sleep weird it really messes me up, etc lol. Seems like the minute you hit your 30s your body's just like "Welp, time to start fucking up."

[@soulwynd]

As, someone who has played daggerfall from when it launched to this day, I'm old. But other than that, the controls are exactly the same in daggerfall unity. They just rebinded them to wasd, which you could do in the original, and you have the option to click to attack instead of swinging with the mouse. Mouse look was already present in the original daggerfall.

[@inkblotCrisis]

With how fast things are moving even things that release last year are considered 'old'.

[@SpecShadow]

That story with the house reminds me of old joke where 3 rich guys were comparing their houses. And the last one had really ugly tiles - turns out each tile was Intel i7 CPU, back then it was really expensive...

[@EasyGameEh]

"it's not like old man, old man is different. old man isn't really a time in your life or a period of years, it's an attitude, old man is a point of view, it's a way of looking at things. some guy are old men when they're in their twenties" - never forget proverbs.

[@koshi6505]

Just last week I realized that the friends in high school that had a child now have a child that is the same age as them when they had it.

[@wholetyouinhere]

Old age is a state of mind. You enter that state of mind when you turn 40.

[@intruefaith7612]

31 now, been old since I was 22. Aged like milk. If we're talking opinions and worldview, been old since I could talk. I was raised watching MASH, Gilligan's Island, Andy Griffith, and so on, by people born before WWII. I turned out stubborn as a bull and set in my ways before I ever had ways. And yeah, Morrowind is the best damn game I've ever played. No individual part of it is all that good in a vacuum, but the whole package is a masterpiece. My mind will not change.

[@tmike2552]

You're not old until you go back and watch a movie from your childhood (Raiders of the Lost Ark), see the release date of the movie, and realize it came out 42 years ago.

[@cimbakahn]

Before the launcher was even created the initials stood for Good Old Games!

[@callmequaz9052]

A parent was once told their kid to "come out of the nice man's way". I was 20.

[@ethanwasme4307]

it was the environment, the being left completely on your own to explore... these two things hold up, they don't in the newer games

[@JusDoug0110]

I'm 46. I don't feel old, but I'm pretty sure the warranty went out on my left knee this year.

[@MerrStudio]

Does Josh have an overlay for his jacket or whatever was that because it is too hot outside?

[@Truecaveman1999]

I've been playing Morrowind since I was 10 and there's still questlines and builds I've never tried. I don't old, but I definitely feel not young lol

[@seansachs6105]

As a Gen Zer, millennials aren't old imo. I think the reason why people have been pondering this question is because if you're young and you haven't developed a lot of perspective yet (like if you're a teenager who's mainly around other teens), 30-40 years seems old and the 90's seem like a long time ago. I'm 22, but I've always surrounded myself with people who were really mature for their age and my parents are both baby boomers, so when you have that it helps put the years in perspective. The 90's does seem like a long time to me - it's 25-30 years - but some of my close relatives and most of my fellow students are around that age, and I'm aware that I've had very little life experience compared to them. And yeah, I get concerned at times looking at my own generation. Stuff does feel vapid and shallow, especially on social media, and there's a reason why zoomers have the stereotypes they do. I'm glad to say though that I have yet to really know anybody like the people Josh described.

[@kanizzymillhouse8527]

This is an insightful comment and I enjoyed reading it. I appreciate you putting this out there. I’m a younger millennial but I can remember social media starting to really ramp up. I remember being surprised one day at the realization most of social media was shallow, mean spirited, half assed takes on things. I was hoping it’d be more like this comment you just posted. More human-like interaction and the same respect and thought you’d see in an in-person interaction. Makes me happy to see comments like this one.

[@Melsharpe95]

It's Good Old Games and their launcher is GoG: Galaxy.

[@solthas]

omg josh you can control click items in your inventory to transfer them to the other window

[@depressedTrent]

Knowing him, it wouldn't surprise me if he knows and does it just to drive people nuts, wouldn't be first time... :D

[@innistrad94]

100 hour retrospective of oblivion and morrowind

[@jamesquinn8558]

When I bought my first XBox it came with a game some snowboarding nonsense. So I bought my first Elder Scrolls game or Morrowind and I was hooked. I do miss the Dwarven spear and Dwarf Crossbow and how it would knock opponents off their feat. Even enjoyed the ability to create my own spells.

[@0ne0fmany]

Came here for Morrowind, Left with a redemption ark for Projared. Interesting how the drama around him was trending all over the world, yet I wouldn't even have known it were all lies, if you didn't mention him. Morrowind was cool though, forced me to learn English faster when I was a kid. Bloody Orvas Dren was pretty hard to find without understanding the language :D If Morrowind had a quest marker, I wouldn't remember this so vividly.

[@DaWombatGaming]

Poor ProJared's entire friend ecosystem imploded due to that drama filled liefest. The fact that he managed to recover and still keep making videos and reviews and just exist on the platform shows a lot of resilience. Really admire him for it.

[@noided583]

Staying tuned for 8 hour Oblivion retrospective

[@docdoom1987]

I think GOG used "Galaxy of Games" as a tagline for a summer/winter sale one year, or perhaps used for their launchers beta announcement a while back. Either that or Josh saying that just triggered a feint memory of mine from another dimension that aligns with what he was saying. Mandela Effect, baby!

[@eleander7891]

So we can hope for that 8h Morrowind video.

[@signalzero77]

8 hour retrospectives please! -grabby hands- I'm a hungry little retrospective goblin!

[@kanaria-cu3uv]

came in for morrowind talk ended up with existential crisis

[@xinlou6707]

When neighbouring kids started to say "Good Morning" to me that when i felt old

[@Photonkannon]

May I please have an 8 hour retrospective of Morrowind?

[@tsubaki.X]

My God, I can relate when kids start calling you sir now, at 1st I was like faaaaaaaak im old and not only that I look old. But like with everything you get use to it and get pass it.

[@DeadOnToilet]

As a GenX gamer - I remember the day I realize I was old. But it’s not the end of the world. I still game and game hard. Arena, Daggerfall, Ultima Online, EQ - all at release. BG/BG2, Bards Tale, Ultima - I have memories of great games you younguns will never have :)

[@Sleeman0980]

the line between young/old is definitely a blurr. We're in it. The scene of Dr. Who's tardis going from A-B? Young was A, and we're certainly on our way to 'B'eing old

[@ryanweible9090]

when you are young, oldsometimes feels like the next decade bracket. like when i was in my 20s, old was over 30, then in my 30s i dreaded my 40s. now im pushing 50, and honestly, owing to some changes in my diet and fitness im probably more energetic and fit than i was when i was "young" and feel pretty good. If you are stll dating it does lead to awward moments as certian ages of prospective partners start feeling weird, so i do feel self conscious on that front, but even thats a me thing. old is kind of more a health thing. heck at my gym a guy i really liked talking to was in his 70s, and was still benching 225 and always had a good story. im not sure if he was ever old. and another guy at my church is in his 60's but he plays in multiple bands, exercises a lot, and does all kinds of volunteer stuff and can fix anything related to homes, he may be younger than me, outside of chronologically. perhaps old is just when you have the most good stories?

[@charlesmetal8224]

More like middle aged rather than old, but it depends on who you ask and age is a broad spectrum. Ask a teen or younger and any adult is considered old or even ancient.

[@danieln6700]

34 and im old. So many younger ppl dont care about poorly released games and mtx and stuff cos they used to it. Rip to the games, companies and franchises we liked when werent old lol

[@GreenPlasma]

I tried playing daggerfall a few months ago. After an hour lost in the first dungeon dying repeatedly i had to look up where the exit was. Turned out i was close but went int ca different room at the start of the hallway, died, and forgot about that hallway. New enemies seemed to keep spawning in one room. There ended up being probly 6 guys stacked on top of each other, so id see a body fall but it was like nothing else changed because enemies were still in his places. The combat was clunky. It was click and swipe to do different swings and didnt always work or hit. I may try it again someday.

[@SoundBottles]

Uesp version of Daggerfall is worth a try. Idk what Josh is talking about, in the original DF you can remap keys and do mouse look. Better atmosphere than the unity version imo

[@lidge1994]

If I were working on an influencer house and they were rude, I'd make sure the next one signed a contract containing the stipulation that I reserve the right to cancel the job half-finished if I am treated disrespectfully. And I'd go through with it the very first time someone got on my nerve by being a rude prick.

[@joevader10]

Patiently waiting for the 8 hour retrospective on oblivion

[@bombkangaroo]

Does the Daggerfall remake in Unity still have the bugged Mummy's Finger quest that you can't complete and the mummy keeps interrupting your rest until you can't regen enough fatigue to fight it off?

[@PokemonProto]

Yes please I need more 8 hour long elder scroll videos.

[@feelinghealing3890]

You could always make 1 hour videos until it is done. Keeps up the content flood and creates that 8 hour morrowind retrospective, eventually.

[@zubrhero5270]

I'm 40, Josh, long-time viewer. I'm not really a sports fan, but I judged every milestone in a sports way. At first I became too old for the U18's. Then it was the U21's. Then it's "some wrestlers and mixed martial artists START in their 30's". Then the one that really blew my mind... When I became the age where _if I was a footballer,_ I'd be retired by now.

[@banannasticker]

lovely vest

[@antelope6125]

It's been a long time coming, but this is the final straw, Josh. Let me introduce you to my fourth monitor. This is your home now.

[@chriswhinery925]

Are we really out of touch? No, it's the children who are wrong.

[@zacharybryant3865]

Are we old? Not yet. Is the things we grew up liking in our pop culture old? Yes.

[@Morgan_Blackhand]

Why did you call me out about the 8 hour Oblivion retrospectives, man? 😂

[@AlwaysEast]

35 is the new 21. You'd be doing an absolutely service to the TES Lore and Micahel Kirkbride fans if you did a Morrowind video.

[@Flyon86]

That's not entirely wrong, due to the economy and inflation people often have to delay big life milestones like marriage, kids, house, until later and later. It's not like older generations in 80s and 90s where a 25 year old with an average salary could reasonably afford a house in many areas.

[@tnaxpw]

Ye I watched the daggerfall retrospective too, just like Morrowind and Oblivion one. And I loved Adventure Quest one too, it was way less broken back in 2012 when I last played it.

[@Mephilis78]

You can map every key in the original Daggerfall too. You can make it play like Oblivion pretty easy.

[@delphidelion]

quest for glory serries, was it any good? lol, that's the one I'm looking forward to.

[@yoomazir]

Welcome Moon-and-Star, I have prepared a place for you!

[@matrixcom69]

i'm 35 and some of my coworkers call me sir. Yea, I guess I'm looking my age. My older sibling, who's 10 years older than me, reminds me that I'm not that old, yet. I still go back to Morrowind once in a while to try to find stuff I missed. Great game, consumed my life as a teenager.

[@Brainbread]

I'm old enough that people are telling me that my time is running out for having kids. But I just wanna play more morrowind ;-;

[@seankkg]

As soon as we pass 27 we're old. Once we're older than Kurt Cobain.

[@mozkuthehermit5909]

Yes we are old Old relics of past who experienced gold era of gaming

[@Llasnad]

As a long time fan of Jared and a recent fan of Josh, seeing the two of you teaming up for something would be awesome. I could totally see the two of you doing some D&D shenanigans together. Or better yet, team up for a Chronicles of Mystara play through/was it any good.

[@themore-you-know]

My hairline is answering "are we old now" on my behalf.

[@veliceligt02]

Josh said it best, "Some of y'all MFer's are weird and like 8 hour oblivion retrospectives". 😂 Also the #JuicedStrifeHayes arc is gonna be epic and I am here for it! That crab smacked you like you owed it money!

[@dylanherron3963]

Friends, Millenials, Countrymen, lend me your ears. I just left a GTA RP discord server 3 days ago. Upon opening FiveM (the modified multiplayer GTA client) I loaded into a server that immediately loaded a music video from a Soundcloud rapper, who looked barely over the age of 17, with tats on his face, and so much auto-tune it'd make T-pain cringe in his sleep. In character creation, there were 168 hairstyles, 30 of them being "wicks," 30 of them being "twists," 30 of them being braids, and 30 of them textured fades with designs cut into the buzz, basically any hairstyle that Trippie Redd, Kodak Black, XXXtentacion has ever had. The back 15 hairstyles were the lamest "Tony Hawks Pro Skater" haircuts I've ever seen. Why so much detail, in this description? Because I knew where I was, off jump. I was in a server full of people under the age of 21. I go to the discord and there's like 40 people in general chat. Click on some profiles, all of their bio says "18" and stuff like "He ain' slide 4 Von, bro..." (a reference to rapper King Von's death) and another one "I jus want some dickkkkk broooooo" and a bunch of sweating emojis. My ignorant ass typed "So this is what it's like being in a chat of zoomers" and you guys, the amount of "DOT DOT DOT" and "LMFAOOO HE SAID ZOOMER 🤣🤣🤣🤣" was... incredible. Truly a humbling moment. These kids even have JOKES about "Hahahaha you have a mortgage bro hahahah" and I didn't even have the heart to tell them. They don't even know that housing is like, the number one thing we complain about, and we don't have mortgages. We paying rent out here big boy, astronomical rent. It TRULY made me see the absolute disconnect between us and a generation 6-10 years younger. They really have no fucking idea, man.

[@RoseKindred]

No, we are not old, we just leveled and tiered up.

[@weebnonce8327]

As a Frenchman I realised I was no longer a kid when people started using formal address when talking to me. That was when I realised I was no longer a kid

[@tsbulmer]

At 40, I'm an Elder Millennial, but I've met a ton of junior millennials that seem far older than me. I hear so many complaints about knees and backs from people ten years younger than me, while I'm over here like "I'm in my *prime*", and it's only a little bit in the Doc Holiday style! I may have been happier had I taken better care of myself when I was younger, but sorting out my health now is doing wonders for maintaining a youthful perspective and energy level.

[@misterlee1390]

Yep the sir hits hard lol