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[@TihetrisWeathersby]

Oblivion had a more medieval fantasy aesthetic compared to Skyrim, which was more Nordic and Viking adjacent

[@mcfarvo]

Agreed! Morrowind felt the most alien, Oblivion more classic high fantasy, and Skyrim more gritty Viking-esque action

[@it2spooky4me79]

Hopefully Elder Scrolls VI takes back that medieval fantasy like aesthetic, since it'll probably take place in High Rock, which is VERY classic medieval like.

[@PaganLad3121]

@@it2spooky4me79 its gonna take place in hammerfell.

[@it2spooky4me79]

@@PaganLad3121 i thought it was taking place in High Rock and Hammerfell, because the teaser trailer showed High Rock, either way, Pirate themed Elder Scrolls would be cool too.

[@OGtruthserum]

@@it2spooky4me79 I thought it took place in Elsywr?

[@ashtraystories]

It's always healthy to step back and take a break when burnout hits. When a lil time passes, you'll come back feeling refreshed

[@Stubhose]

Lol. Burnout from what? Talking and laying 1 hour of videogames per day?

[@anthonyernst999]

​@Stubhose Yes. You can get burnout from everything. It doesn't matter how hard it is.

[@jariiii_]

@@Stubhose Being a public figure, getting hate online every day, deadline stress, voiceovers and editing in a couple of days are a few that come to mind right now. 800k+ subs isn't peanuts.

[@Stubhose]

@@jariiii_ Youre right. I guess its different in Finland.. Such small country and tuber are consired to worst profession. Lol. Tho Finnish tubers surely too make "some" cheese with 100k -400K subs.

[@kaiberuss]

@@Stubhose also you have to think its not 1 hour of playing videogames, its like 4 hours of footage (about ish) depending on the game and thn maybe even multiple games per day, also editing all of that, it does help if you have an editor, and maybe also streaming, and talking and trying to be entertaining for that entire time is also pretty difficult so its a bunch of stuff together

[@Thomas-yf1ve]

after starfield came out i went back to oblivion, and it really does hold up. its so charming and unique, and the world is such a good vibe i loved it. dumped another 50 hours into it after getting burned out on 100 hrs in starfield

[@OGtruthserum]

Even in 2024, we still cannot get an amazing open world space RPG.

[@Duendito]

Best NPCs ever, in Oblivion. 😁

[@generaltobias3777]

Oblivion and Fable is what I grew up on

[@jaweel6205]

I really miss oblivion and fable. Fable 2 was the goat of the fable games

[@thecrustylog]

Same here, was obsessed with Fable then I was obsessed with Oblivion, still love and play them today

[@TheRealJackArthur]

Same! Cannot wait for the new Fable game. Really hoping they do a good job rebooting it!

[@xBsF14]

FABLE MENTIONED

[@generaltobias3777]

@@xBsF14 We're all chicken chasers here friend

[@TheTheGrimm]

Ultimately man, make the content you want to make and look after yourself first and foremost. I might not understand the intricacies of the algorithm, but you're a well-spoken dude who echoes the experience of a lot of folk who started enjoying gaming fully in the 2000s. Maybe branch out if you're feeling the fatigue? Do more analytical/essay-style stuff or even try new genres of games to check out gaming scenes you've missed out on or never got into? Just my two cents

[@Brick_Soup]

Based

[@theamazingbatboy]

Yeah, really cool reply. Not really familiar with your channel but you're clearly a pretty intelligent guy so this feeling will likely get on top of you and affect your output regardless. Video editing and community management has a good amount of transferable skills allowing you to easily change careers which you might want to begin investigating as a backup option. in the mean-time try transitioning the videos (I hate the term 'content') you make towards something which grabs or inspires you and see if your audience follows you there, You unfortunately(?) can't just keep doing the same thing for ever like a worker drone when it relies on a creative spark. Good luck!

[@jimifender22]

Oblivion is my favorite bethesda game tbh. Has the best quests of any of their games imo and is advanced enough where the gameplay doesnt feel difficult to jump back into like morrowind. SOmething about the art style i love too, almost feels like a watercolor painting

[@namelastname1085]

Even has a quest where you're stuck in a painting with paint trolls lol

[@Triforcefilms]

Theres 2 main ways a career in KZbin can be perpetuated. 1: Either you kinda just... check out. set aside your time and do the work, and accept that its a job. Not all jobs are fun, Or at least not ALWAYS fun, but I think for myself, I recognize that its better than most of the alternatives. I churn out content, i do stuff i don't really care about, and I do the work without much thought or feeling, and just once every now and then, I feel a spark about my content when the stars align. 2: you go the way of say "Nakey Jakey" or "HBomberguy" and simply choose ONLY to put out content that moves you personally, or makes you feel proud. Wait for the project or concept that really pulls at you. You make it "Art". and you feel happier, more proud, more easily inspired and more relaxed about your schedule. Option 1 drains you, but makes you more $ and keeps the brand and legacy alive. Option 2 makes you more happy and helps you feel more fresh and inspired by your work. Unfortunately, neither is a perfect choice, Either way, The choice is yours to make. Where do you fit on that spectrum? I know your audience, the good ones, will be here to soak it in regardless🙂

[@jayveeeee]

aww thank you man. this helps a lot to read :) i think i’ve always leaned towards option 1 too because im afraid of failing in option 2. the less videos you make, the more they matter. they have to get views or else you’re looking for another job. for a while i’ve wanted to make something like jakey. his stuff feels so authentic, so real. i don’t know what real is for me… not right now at least

[@Triforcefilms]

@@jayveeeee suppose finding some hybrid model could at least give you insight... Take a couple weeks off and tackle some bigger concepts. If you try something grander in scale, know that you can always return to more structured releases if the big swings don't pan out:-)

[@Ysidoroh]

What a wonderful and insightful comment.

[@SkylarTrahan]

The first time playing this game, along with the soundtrack and memories makes me wish I had a time machine

[@nooberloober4276]

That old Oblivion music takes me back. 😊

[@himynamelscolin]

I remember seeing this in GameInformer…was hooked ever since!

[@user-cs2mx4lt3q]

guys im not sure but... i think oblivion was his childhood

[@generaltobias3777]

You might be onto something here

[@bintangabifawwaz8222]

Calm down, Bozzo. How did u know?

[@juliuspearce]

That’s absurd! What makes you think that?

[@phirebird321]

Pretty sure oblivion has a place in his heart.. not sure tho

[@lite20]

not sure bro... do you have any evidence to back this up?

[@alextrainor2552]

I played all three. Started with morrowind when it came out and i was 12 years old, but Oblivion left the biggest mark on me.

[@McLovinMods]

I enjoy these kinds of videos. My most recent favorites are the Red Dead Redemption videos. That's nice getting to have somebody go through them and talk about the kind of things that I thought about when I first played them. If you need to take a break you should definitely do it. I've been coming back for years and a break won't change that

[@kademarlowe1419]

Every time I've played this game, I get really into it and end up forgetting to save. So the game crashes and I lose over an hour of progress... so I haven't finished it yet lol

[@nervus-en3zr]

F5

[@Hevoftw]

there are autosaves whenever you enter or leave a house lol

[@Tee_B]

Been subbed to you for 12 years brotha. Will follow and support you wherever you go and whatever you do.

[@Tee_B]

Whatever makes you happy, or you'll fully burn out.

[@jayveeeee]

:) thank you man. i appreciate the love ❤️

[@jsmpsnn]

Give yourself a break for a while. Make videos about whatever you find most interesting. There are a million video game channels out there, you have so many subs because of the quality of the content and the genuine vibes. We'll be here.

[@akker92]

Oblivion goty version with GTA4 was my first game on ps3. To this day I never was more hyped for any game it was that post Lord of the rings era and E3 gameplay video was so impactful for I think many of us .I have that that copy to this day

[@dapaulii5031]

Hope you find the Vibes Jayvee, anytime I go onto KZbin and see you have a new video playing a rpg or action game from my childhood makes my day. The little details of these games and the vibes are immaculate. Appreciate all the content.

[@ernstarado7578]

I'm 71 years-old now and have only been playing Video games since I retired. I'm on my third playthrough of Oblivion and I think it must rank among the top 5 open world games ever created. Bethesda has 3 tin the top five and is joined by GTA 4 and Red Dead Redemption. On this playthrough of Oblivion It's crashed about 6 times already but it doesn't matter, it's still a fantastic game.

[@Dakka0451]

Before I watch this video, I must say this game was everything to a preteen me. I loved games before it and games have impacted greatly before and since then, but this game was my personal Wizard of Oz technicolor moment. The way people were addicted to WoW is how I was to Oblivion.

[@JTMConceptions]

Regarding the end of the video, I honestly would like to see more content like this video. More in-depth analysis' of the games your playing instead of the live takes. It also might be enough of a change to shake-up that feeling of burnout.

[@kingster14444]

The last section on you talking about your experience and burnout made me subscribe, this is the only video I've seen of yours, but I really like finding KZbinrs that are more personal like that. I hope things get better

[@jayveeeee]

I'm glad that connected with you dude :) Still going through it but hoping things get better soon

[@gamerq1996]

I don't know if you'll ever see this but for me personally as a longtime subscriber and fan, I still think all your videos are amazing and I always am able to find enjoyment and often times laughter, the star citizen video had a couple moments that idk why but were so funny to me I hasn't laughed that hard in a long time and needed it that day, so I still think you have the magic touch and I'll still enjoy anything you put out there, thanks!

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

Oblivion paved the way for Skyrim, which paved the way for the Witcher 3. Nothing but love for Oblivion.

[@lælkjhgfdszxdfghjklæ]

witch paved its way for starfield xD

[@augustusguap228]

i would say witcher 1& 2 paved the way for Witcher 3 but what do i know hahaha

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

@@augustusguap228 The Witcher 1&2 weren't open world, Skyrim was and helped push that genre to the next level.

[@augustusguap228]

@@TihetrisWeathersby odd choice to mention witcher 3 out of all open world games like that that have released since, but fair enough i guess 😅

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

@@augustusguap228 odd choice? Explain

[@YAFFE-]

I remember my biggest issue playing for the first time growing up was getting lost in oblivion because I didn’t know how to use the map properly.

[@Ben-kz2km]

What blew me away back then was the fact that you can interact with all the items on shelves and tables. When I played it for the first time, I played a thief and I loved roaming through people's stuff, throwing it around in their houses and taking everything that could potentially make me money.

[@killer12084]

I liked this format, but I think if youre getting burnt out of ding the same old same old a change of pace can be good. Maybe just try a short essay or something? Or mix the two like you did here more

[@nslk_asher3191]

I'm just one guy but I love your content.

[@samuelbliss1521]

wow that's amazing i am also one guy

[@RaVirrtrader]

I would love to see more Morrowind content. Your video of starting Morrowind was so nostalgic and watching you experience and figure out things that I figured out as a kid was very entertaining. I would love to watch you experience more of it for the first time

[@andipajeroking]

Morrowind and Gothic was my childhood, oblivion was our adolescenthoood 😂❤

[@matheusbarreto4615]

Awesome to hear that genuine exchange, I believe the best content is about the creator, not the games or other things. Regarding the content, pretty sure much of the community are open to creative things, and usually when the creator is playing/doing something they truthfully like or get an emotional connection, the vibes gets alright. So, here's hoping to more realization and engagement with your creations. Thanks!

[@nicolasjamo]

Oblivion and Morrowind are a treat and I'm glad you've enjoyed them. That being said I completely understand why a lot of people prefer Skyrim, it really was a lot more player and beginner friendly.

[@ShotgunRain96]

Oblivion is my favorite Elder Scrolls game but man the leveling system is scuffed

[@rustabledeer3112]

i didn’t know what to watch so i just searched oblivion seeing if there was any recent videos on it and this was the perfect video i wanted to watch on it. just some good story mission gameplay, some good nostalgia, good vibes

[@ChuckS117]

Oh, man, you touched so many points that I felt when I first played it back when it released. It was also my first BGS game and in my heart, its the most special one. It's up there in my Top 5 of all time, I was 16ish but I've always been a scaredy cat. Entering Kvatch and getting swarmed by those little fucks scared the living crap out of me. I remember taking a break from the main quest because I was scared to go in there. But I persisted and I'm glad I did. After leaving the sewers for the first time, i didnt swim to the ruins in front, I went back and entered a random area of the imperial city and let me tell you, my mind was BLOWN. I had never seen a city so "alive" in any video game. Merchants selling, npcs talking to each other, this dude giving out the newspaper... I still have that image in my head and how I felt well, I have rarely felt like that with any other game. I've been searching for a game to give me that same feeling and its been almost impossible. Oblivion was home for me for a long LONG time. I just loved going into a random direction and finding out ruins, bandits, new towns, guild quests. The music in the background with the birds and wind. Walking on a random road and turning around to see the imperial city with a sunset... it was just too damn special. I swear I could talk about this game for hours. Thank you for this video. It brought back so many wonderful memories.

[@ModernTalkingCentral]

I'm waiting for Skyblivion (TES Renewal Project), where there will be even more game content and far superior graphics. But yeah, Oblivion and Skyrim still get a 10/10 rating from me, based on the years the games were released. The Elder Scrolls series will alwayys remain in my top 5 game franchises and game series of all-time.

[@lushie1073]

Oblivion the dark brotherhood! One of my favourite quest lines of all time

[@Raccoonpolice99]

Turned 29 this year, played absurd amounts of Oblivion and Fallout 3 growing up. As someone who grinded 1000s of hours of art, i feel you alot on the 18:00 mark rant, I've taken a large break in the last year from art to refill the soul meter with classic vibes and enjoying things out of my comfort zone more :D.

[@anthonyernst999]

Just want to say that your legendary hero, destined to save the world from a giant hell monster, looks like a potato farmer 😂

[@searcherer]

I really enjoyed laid back vibe of stalker games. In this one I can see routine settling in, it's normal and I don't know how to fix it. That's life, baby

[@Duendito]

I enjoyed your commentary. As was mentioned, taking a break isn’t a bad thing, if you need to recharge. Having been a musician for decades, I understand your situation.

[@daethwing188]

It breaks my heart to hear you're in a creative slump, buddy. I still love your uploads. I love the format, delivery, perspective, etc.

[@peterholley5802]

Probably my favorite Elder Scrolls. I wish I had more time to dive into these worlds again

[@lxlKHARMAlxl]

What are the chances I started playing Oblivion 2 days ago and you come out with a video! Awesomeness.

[@xBsF14]

Ive been actually playing elder scrolls (except skyrim) again and i realised how much of an amazing series it is

[@WastedPot]

The original Morrowind is still fun but I recommend you try OpenMW. It’s a total rework of Morrowind with crazy graphical, lighting and engine improvements. Everyone’s hyping on Skywind, and totally should be, but OpenMW absolutely kicks ass.

[@sludgeman]

Morrowind was my 1st Bethesda game and my fav. I had Oblivion a bit blurry on my mind. Now I remember how good it was. It’s great how Bethesda builds the lore on game over the next.

[@blazedehart2748]

That thumbnail! 😂 that was my clueless face when i first started this game. Lol

[@Moitoutvabien]

Oblivion is the first open world rpg that I played in my life and what a banger. I spent so much time playing it and despite all its weird faces and voice acting, I enjoyed every second of it. I still remember my parents asking why the characters looks so ugly and I just couldn't see them as ugly because of how much fun I was having. It was SO new to me

[@tigerpangilinan8189]

I like to say thank you for feeling comfortable sharing this information with us and being up front and honest about you’re work and how you’ve been feeling about the quality of it.

[@mactastic3225]

Still enjoying the vids! I enjoy listening to you talk and have fun. Def take a step back and figure out what you want to do. Would love to see more content regardless if it's video games or show reviews or car reviews or diy house work lol. Also from your dishonoured video I watched the other day, I keep going around saying 'Windblast!'. Gives me a chuckle every time

[@Lol_Pig]

I loved Oblivion, but the game I grew up with was Ultima VII back in '92. If you find yourself wanting to experience a great early open world rpg dungeon crawler, I strongly recommend diving into it.

[@ed2365]

First time watching your channel. It wasn't for nothing. I had fun watching your video. Keep going and keep having fun with it.

[@12Gauge223]

I too always say Oblivion holds a special place in my heart. It really has a special magical feeling to it when you play it as kid completely unfamiliar to those types of games. For some reason, the weapon models look better than in Skyrim imo. Anyways, I enjoyed the honest ending note. Never watched you before. Didn't even plan on watching the whole video but gladly did.

[@lilchino2237]

Mine too. Takes me back every time I play

[@Zekomaru]

I don't think I watched your videos prior to this one, but this Oblivion video is good.

[@whitedwarf9090]

Wow I loved this game. I was 15 or 16 when it came out and before this I played morrowwind. I’ve been an elder scrolls fan since I was just a little guy 😂

[@herculesgameclips]

this is crazy to watch lmao i had the exact same experience replaying the beginning of the game recently like you showed and decided to walk to kvatch as well. ran into the molag bal shrine and i don't think i ever saw that when i was a kid😂 had to drop the comment as soon as I saw you ran into the same thing and mentioned bethesda charm. what an incredible game, hopefully we'll get something good with ES6. great video, new sub :) on the note of what you said in the last bit of the video, all i can say as someone new around here, is I really liked this video. cozy and relatable

[@fatamorganayoutube]

you play something that i used to play, your commentary is light and i like it, although im not playing older games like this or maybe much older than i am, i still enjoy your video. I think you need to take a break for a while

[@wfobeor]

Dude whenever you put up a video I feel you are genuinely having fun playing whatever game you are playing

[@haidrim5437]

Hey man, this was a great video! I really dug the vibe, hope you do another one.

[@wyattlive83]

This was the first time seeing your channel and love the vid. Keep going if you want, but make sure its something you can enjoy. Hope to see you in the future.

[@reredrumuoy]

You can get a free horse at Weynon Priory from Prior Marobel after talking to Jaufree. You get the same horse later on but can get it early by talking up everyone.

[@zeratultemplar6604]

You might want to try Nehrim, it's a game made using the Oblivion Engine and all it had to offer, taken to the extreme. Its audio is in German though, so it's comparable to watching anime with English subtitles. It really is a crazy well made game, I was very impressed when I played it. Especially since I already love Oblivion, and it shows what could have been done if more creative energy had gone into Oblivion, with many things being handcrafted, unique dungeons, deeper plot and storyline etc

[@C21H30O2]

Oblivion is a game i can always go back to. Its a truly amazing game.

[@TheNorthlander]

Many consider Oblivion a joke, with the goofy npc faces and the like 6 voice actors, but for me it's a fantastic fantasy rpg that really sells this pseudo-medieval world. Also has some of the best side quests in the series, especially for the guilds.

[@HelenKellerDenier]

Do not let yourself get further into this rut brother. Do what brings you joy, even if it's a complete departure from the usual content. People want people like you to just be genuine. If you change direction and we see your genuine passion in that endeavor then only good things will follow :) Above all, don't let yourself live out a Ground Hogs Day existence where you just do the same thing because it's safe. Life is all about taking chances and living to your potential. Happiness is fleeting and momentary. Finding joy is the goal. And if you can do what you love and call it work you are blessed.

[@jayveeeee]

Thank you man :) I think finding what feels genuine is hard for me. I've been doing this for so long and my KZbin brain tells me to look for the views first. But what you said about Ground Hogs Day is real. I feel that deep in my bones... I can say for certain that I am doing what I love. And I am absolutely blessed and sometimes I forget to be grateful. But I also think I've turned what I love into something that is soul-sucking and draining. I still love this, I know I do, I just need to take more chances like you said and try something new. Thanks again for this lovely comment, I really appreciate you taking the time

[@HelenKellerDenier]

@@jayveeeee My pleasure friend. If my words, or insight, helped you in any way then I am very happy for you and this interaction. This comment I made goes double for both of us. I should take my own advice! Haha I'm in a career change in my life as well..Good luck to the both of us brother! I do not know you, but I can feel your intentions are very genuine. God bless my guy, and best wishes! I believe in you

[@jayveeeee]

Hey man sorry for the late reply... Wishing you all the best in your career change too! Good luck man :)

[@captnmakogaming]

From one random person on the internet to another, definitely priotitize yourself and happiness first. When your passion becomes something you feel you "must" do rather than "want" to do, the fun and magic will made. I work full time and have a tiny channel that I maintain when I'm feeling it and try not to just force a video for the sake of it. If it takes weeks/months between videos, so be it. That being said I've really enjoyed your content, especially your Star Citizen videos. Make the videos you want to make, when you want to make them. Wishing you all the best buddy! ❤

[@tjhedgescout3052]

I hope Skyblivion can bring back some features that Oblivion had (Like Spell crafting)

[@unknownprometheus686]

It’s always funny to see the different problems oblivion gives people on PC sometimes it requires a masters degree in engine coding to get running for no reason

[@MrKFresh05]

We want to see you play games in more than one video. Especially games that you really enjoy playing. The enjoyment you get rubs off to your audience.

[@mattparker8809]

Love your videos, I'm a 46 year old man and you're the only streamer I subscribe to! I get videogame burnout sometimes, when it's just not fun anymore. Giving it a break for a while normally brings back the fun. Could you react to music, movies or TV shows for a while? I'd watch. Take care of yourself.

[@bennifer94]

Take a break, don't be afraid to experiment. We're here for you. 🙌

[@kalelson8861]

Nothing like this kinda vid to make you feel old. Thank jayvee

[@TheAsdasy]

like your "esseys" very much, please more of those!

[@Harrysaurusrex]

I'd love to see you do a full play through of something, especially something you haven't played before so we can go on that journey with you and watch your genuine response to the experience

[@chimeron260]

I would love to still see you do revisits of older games, but I would also love to see new content forms from you. I've struggled with my own mental health for some time, and sometimes I would get that feeling when I sat down at my PC like "I'm supposed to be playing games, why do I feel like doing nothing, games used to make me happy", but I think the biggest problem with that is that I was trying to force the happiness, force myself to play games I think I should like, instead of putting a game down if I didn't feel like it, taking time for other hobbies, and only gaming when I really do feel happy to play. I know these videos have their niche, but I know if you branched out to other types of videos I'd give it a watch. the most important thing is taking care of yourself. you don't have an obligation to entertain us, but I also want you to know when I didn't feel like doing anything at all your content helped me feel content for a while.

[@YxnEugh]

as someone who is growing up w modern games, im sort of glad i have a low end pc that allowed me to experience games like oblivion, morrowind, fallout 3 / NV, san andreas etc. If i had a high end device i feel like i wouldnt even have touched any of those games purely because i never grew up with them.

[@Duendito]

Scamps’ melee is way worse than their fireballs.

[@scottvisakowitz6326]

Oblivion was my first major RPG and first Bethesda game too. Played ten hours straight that first night

[@CrzYbaDmutha2245]

Same. It was my very first elder scrolls game and the first game I actually invested in. I was 10 years old.

[@scottvisakowitz6326]

Jay do what you want. We will watch anything you put out. It's all entertaining

[@dallastoast7919]

No arena? That’s my main memory of oblivion

[@ItsDatCajunStuff]

This was the first game I ever played that I could lose entire days to. I put well over a thousand hours into, and while it absolutely shows its age today, it's still impressive what Bethesda was able to achieve with one of the first truly great open world games of its kind.

[@846nick]

in regards to the end of the video, i still enjoy these videos but if you want to switch it up, retrospectives and 100% completion videos are entertaining and seem to perform well.

[@NoClue-rat]

I love how clunky Oblivion is as well as the atmosphere of the game.

[@dienand_gaming]

Oblivion felt like real life back in the day. Stepping out into the world for the first time, ran off and ended up in Leyawiin, the way the biome changed from this open area to this darker foresty area… the stupid character conversations felt like actual people… man… I don’t think many games have come close to the feeling I had when I played Oblivion for the first time (and all that at a cinematic ~20 fps because the family pc was trash)

[@dienand_gaming]

A lot of it is nostalgia though. Oblivion isn’t nearly as good as I remember it being, but it was amazing for the time…

[@luckylanno]

When ES6 comes out people will call you a Oblivienial

[@domuzpipisi]

i much prefer this style of videos. i dont like lets play type live commentary but more like analysis, essay type commentary

[@strainedOS]

I think it'd take a nuclear winter to stop me watching JV vids, i rememeber watching yeeeears ago and im loving your content still now, be as creative as you can and want to be, and look after yourself too.

[@BombasticBoser]

Oblivon will always be my favorite elder scrolls game

[@BraveAbandon]

Add or subtract elements of your 'formula' , or combine, or all three. Or try the opposit. What excites you to watch? To do? Its good to evolve, to refine, and to experiment. Challenge yourself with something different. List your interests and play with how to integrate them.

[@cassiuscarter2832]

Man i remember the first time leaving the sewers.. what a time to be alive

[@chrisdiokno5600]

This was my first Bethesda RPG

[@PapagenoX09]

I remember I played about 100 hours of this back when and got to the part where the Mage School person sent me to find some book (main plot mission) and I was immediately killed. At that point I kind of stopped playing. :-(

[@wildstajan]

Being the same age as you, this video really hit home. First open world RPG and this game blew me away. Plus the Shivering Isles is quite possibly the best DLC I’ve ever played

[@cameronjohnson199]

Love your content. Definitely a stand out creator. Do whatever you feel is best for you and I am sure they will be more than plenty of us that will watch

[@David.Calhoun]

Thank you for this video, it's okay if you need to take a break :)

[@Yugilaw97]

Not really someone who comments on videos a lot but just here to say that I'm still enjoying the videos. However, if you find something that sparks your passion and that passion comes through in your videos, it will definitely enhance everything. Sometimes taking that time away is exactly what is needed. Regardless of what you decide to make, I'll still be here watching :)

[@Gguyrules]

Yound found the Oblivion gate creepy XD? I found it really cool. I think my metaphorical jaw nearly dropped back when I was a kid.