Redguard Intro (with subtitles)

This is the intro cinematic to "The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard."

[@lalial07]

HAHA...I love how he says "I killed her husband" with no remorse or anything LOL

[@Terrabeast]

facts

[@ericmonaco4509]

Then turns into a joyful sea shantiy lol

[@DannyEastes]

"I killed her husband." *happy sea shanty music plays*

[@okey26]

I love all the lore surrounding Tiber Septim.He's like Alexander the Great mixed with some good old fashion TES magical gods.

[@YOGI-kb9tg]

the funny thing is if you delve into the lore you find out he wasnt such a good guy he is told to be

[@basedbattledroid3507]

Plus his hotel is way too overpriced

[@jmxd3303]

@@YOGI-kb9tg Skyrim brainwashed so many people about talos personality

[@kitosjek9541]

@@jmxd3303 man was literally a narcisisstic schemer, that's one of the reasons he was able to achieve CHIM

[@ericmonaco4509]

Now that i look at it im beginning to think The Thalmor were right to banish his worship cause in life he was kind of a dick

[@klee8222]

redguards are so fucking awesome.

[@Bauglir100]

Redguard may be a mixed bag in terms of gameplay, but I think it's awesome that unlike the other TES games, it has a protagonist that has a defined name, voice, personality, backstory, etc.. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with the usual TES protagonist being a blank slate that you gradually mold into whatever you want it to be since it fits an RPG, but it makes the story of an action-adventure title like this feel a lot more alive when it has a more active and vocal protagonist with a pre-determined goal and mindset.

[@grievesalt416]

I agree I like how instead of the average rpg it’s a story of one man you can’t go first person but it’s still a great game

[@line_inthe_sand2569]

Excellent theme ! Stylistically this was a good game. Nice environments. Can't speak for game play. But the vibe is iconic like the Mummy or Indiana Jones

[@jonathanpinckney9227]

"What kind of trouble?" "I killed her husband." Dang, bro.

[@Chameleon246]

6:23 Khajit: D:

[@Percules1337]

One of the truly great games of my childhood! How remarkable it was to play it when you were 11 and had to figure out everything!

[@Kitsune44X]

To be fair, too, Elder Scrolls lore was still being established a bit when this game came out. Minor details here and there have changed. Nevertheless, I agree with your statement, Silvernug, and I can't think of any significant lore which would contradict it. In fact, lore suggests that there are several dragons under the command of the Empire (whether willing or not, they're subservient).

[@Scow2]

I'd love to see this game given an awesome, well-done movie adaption.

[@Flannigus]

@silvernug Not all of the dragons were dead; Paarthurnax for example survived in secret the whole time. Tiber Septim was a Dragonborn, so he was able to command at least one of the surviving dragons to serve the Empire.

[@Flannigus]

The subtitles are for the Khajiit dialogue.

[@coolskeleton-wx2cp]

the books said "arena,daggerfall,morrowind,oblivion" they predicted oblivion 8 years before it was made lol imagine if JUST BY CHANCE they predicted skyrim

[@BRC1298]

Does the fifth one not say Skyrim?

[@coolskeleton-wx2cp]

@@BRC1298 no it doesn't i don't think

[@visbing60]

​@@BRC1298 The fifth book says "Romanelli" whatever that means

[@CrueLxMelodY]

Predicted and planned are two completely different things

[@Byrnzi360]

@@BRC1298 a chapter titled Skyrim does appear in the Volume R book though. As the pages are being flipped.

[@ofnair]

Best game intro ever :)

[@minivids5187]

I'd love to speak Khajiit

[@brocalfur]

the language is called Ta'agra

[@ItsChevnotJeff]

I love how this is the first game to have vocals, and established how each race would sound like, for better or worse

[@DarkAdonisVyers]

We drink to our youth, and to days come and gone. For the age of oppression is now nearly done.

[@shuboy05]

@thawhtet8 Tiber Septim somehow got his throat slit prior to becoming Emperor (according to one in-game book he did this to himself). Afterwards, he was unable to use the Voice ever again.

[@DarkAdonisVyers]

It shouldn't. TES games always had robots and technology. It just was rather scant.

[@HasturTheOzonBoozer]

Dwemer robots were a thing in Arena, Daggerfall, Morrowind and Skyrim. You see the remains of Dwemer airship technology in Morrowind and Skyrim. Tiber Septim managed to conquer Alinor thanks to the Numidium, a giant Dwemer god-mecha. I feel like people who have a problem with the Dwemer tech in Redguard have only ever played Oblivion!

[@Kitsune44X]

True, but these were hunted to extinction by the Tsaesci people of Akavir, whom had the dragon hunters which, ultimately, became the Blades (the Tsaesci are referred to as "snake" people probably more for the Blades' armor they wore, with golden scales, than any snake-like characteristics they had). What Akaviri dragons survived this genocide were driven to Morrowind, where food competition with cliff racers (sort of like seagulls, honestly) killed them off for good. Everyone hates cliff racers.

[@RanisAthrys]

Project leader… O_o

[@PianomanMIC]

Oblivion was my first Elder scrolls game. The intro almost made me regret fighting for the Empire in Oblivion!

[@HasturTheOzonBoozer]

Didn't make that mistake twice, did you? :p

[@_Tzer]

there are another 2 books in that intro i wonder if someone has made a mod about it as a sequel or smthn.

[@Greenhelm64]

2:29 crimson fists from warhammer 40k

[@TheCorrodedMan]

like miraak can with bend will

[@alexr.m.6382]

So I said, "Where's the money in that?"

[@GOTOHELL57331]

a lot of what you just said is merely speculation, no one truly knows for sure whether the akaviri dragons were truly killed off( akavir isnt exactly known territory) or if the tsaeci were the men of akavir (some say they were seperate peoples while others think they werent) and if they truly had snake-like charicteristics, after all, no one has seen one in at least a millennium. until we get an eler scrolls game in akavir, we will never know most of this infromation.

[@Bobopedic12354]

awwww i love khjiits they are so cute. the only game that i have is oblivion and skyirm. in those games i always be the cats.

[@Sticklander]

I suppose you could say that, but it's more of a separate adventure.

[@Rexington]

Basically Arabian Pirates with some Egyptian into it

[@deadfichboat]

@Flannigus Almost right, but the dragon in this game was an sort of merc, serving the empire for some kind of gain,.

[@colewales9308]

Am I the only one looking for the books that mentioned Morrowind and Oblivion?

[@penneh1337]

You prob saw another vid already that was a bit clearer with it but if anyone's lookin for the books then check kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2ewkpyej7KBd8U at around 1:15 and just keep pausing. You'll make the book names out, best I could find.

[@satansjihad6353]

This non ironically gets me excited.

[@Leold1]

Ikilledherhusband. Also, bring back the khajiit language and epic story.

[@Chinothebad]

would be great if this was re-released along with battlespire, their great games.

[@Yanoss1313]

so much nostalgia

[@Mitsubachi2529]

Lol! If they made a movie Tyrese should play Cyrus.

[@sslaxx]

Isn't that the same guy who voiced the male Khajiits in Morrowind?

[@991Weeman]

Is this game set in Hammerfell?

[@Nani_M]

yes

[@castaway6643]

Yes, Its in Stro's Makai, Stro's Makai is one of the islands off the coast of HammerFell.

[@ericmonaco4509]

​​@@castaway6643Not to be one to correct you but its actually spelt Stros M'kai

[@basedbattledroid3507]

A remake of this game with sword gameplay like Hellish Quart or something else would be cool

[@Alex1710XVII]

Yes. Arena, Daggerfall and Morrowind I played trough. Oblivion not, I was afraid of bugs at the 26 of March 2006...

[@rroz3713]

Bethesda...

[@MercWithMouth1234567]

Conflicts with Skyrim?

[@BigBuddha2012]

no subtitles?

[@Chris_W]

damn... i wish there was a guide for learning the khajiit language

[@colewales9308]

There is I believe. And the Saxheel’s

[@HasturTheOzonBoozer]

​@@colewales9308I didn't think Jel had a written language?

[@powerist209]

3:09- Nord, Imperials or Breton's thought : -10 Endurance (Daggerfall Stat) won't help you now REDGUARDS. P.S- I wonder why Tiber Septim didn't use his shout?

[@dragonking3375]

His throat was slit by an assassin and survived but his throat was injured so bad he could only speak in whispers and never set foot on the battlefield after becoming emperor

[@bushmg1061]

@Dragon King when this game came out they hadn't even created shouts yet

[@limonadiautomaattimekaanikko]

@@bushmg1061 That isn't true. The thu'um was introduced in the pocket guide to the empire which was packaged with this game.

[@bushmg1061]

@@limonadiautomaattimekaanikko really? Sounds like something that would happen with Reguard lol

[@ericmonaco4509]

​@@dragonking3375Actually he regained his power to shout by learning the way of the voice from the The Greybeards but he had his throat slit again but this time he did it himself

[@Dovahkiin0ar]

Where are the subtitles?!

[@silvernug]

@Flannigus oh yeah lol i forgot all about paathurnax, thanks

[@cordell1999]

So this is a prequel to every other game?

[@thecatfather857]

@@ericmonaco4509 ESO takes place hundreds of years earlier in the Second Era.

[@marktulo]

@@thecatfather857 His comment is 10 years old, ESO wasn't out yet, necroposter.

[@thecatfather857]

@@marktulo I made my comment as an in hindsight tongue in cheek. Shut up. 🤓 Also, don't lecture me on necroposting when my reply was made a year ago.

[@markussmedhus9717]

@@thecatfather857 Indeed. Too bad ESO doesn't make much sense from a lore perspective.

[@Imperiused]

@lalial07 Her husband was a prick though. Why would he?

[@silvernug]

wait..so there's a dragon? at this point they are all dead...so how are there still dragons..and more importantly how is the empire controlling that which has a nature sense to enslave humans.

[@Mae_Dastardly]

Retcons. Lots of retcons. Not here but in skyrim.

[@magnusthered9635]

They aren’t all dead at this point. Dragons in lore used to roam the skies of Cryodiil in lore, there’s also mention of a Dragon in battlespire. And this particular Dragon we meet in Redguard is in ESO and helps humans and the Dragon Guard in that game. So it all ties together. And remember, even in Skyrim dragons were still around. Paarthunaxx for instance, and the first dragon we kill at the western watch tower was not raised by Alduin. But was alive since the Dragon war. In hiding. Same with the one in TES Blades. Some Dragons just went into hiding. Also Tiber Septim was a Dragonborn so could also explain why he’d have a red dragon. The last Dragonborn also has a red dragon ironically. This is like 11 years late. But hopefully with this new information it makes sense pfffft.

[@silvernug]

@@magnusthered9635 11 years ago today i was but a child, unable to grasp dragon permanence. Thank you for your info.

[@briangronberg6507]

@@magnusthered9635, I never made the connection between Nafaalilargus/Nahfahlaar and Odahviing. That’s a great touch

[@DrinkingMud]

Star wars :p

[@hidanone]

dude you can download daggerfall for free and sorry that im 4 years laate LOL

[@spottiercamp8183]

The outfit and vibe this game gives off doesn’t feel like an elder scrolls game and I don’t like it but the story is okay I guess

[@markussmedhus9717]

Skyrim doesn't feel like an Elder Scrolls game from how the Nords were portrayed in the lore and earlier games.

[@magnusthered9635]

With what we know about redguards from previous lore, and even current lore. This feels very much like a elder scrolls game.

[@kleash]

First of all it's morrowind. Secondly, skyrim and morrowind were definitely better than oblivion.

[@Sianic12]

Hell no, Oblivion was definitely the best. Quests and Magic were never better, enchanting never more balanced, cities never more realistic, and the DLCs never this perfect. Oblivion was the peak of the series.

[@alexr.m.6382]

@@Sianic12 lol

[@markussmedhus9717]

@@Sianic12 Cities realistic? Then how come you can't get lost in them like you could in Arena and Daggerfall?

[@briangronberg6507]

Oblivion’s blasphemous leveling system is the rotten fruit of a complete failure of game design.