Skyrim - Longplay Main Quest Full Game Walkthrough (No Commentary)

[@LoopyLongplays]

Timestamps: The Cart Ride - 0:24 Guardian Stones - 28:05 Riverwood - 30:08 Bleak Falls Barrow - 1:10:54 Whiterun - 1:37:45 Mirmulnir (First Dragon Fight) - 2:01:24 Derkeethus - 2:49:27 7000 Steps - 3:06:08 High Hrothgar - 3:16:40 Horn of Jurgen Windcaller - 4:03:04 The Attic Room - 4:24:18 Kynesgrove- 4:37:00 Fus Ro Dah - 4:46:56 Party Business - 5:02:40 Looking For Esbern - 6:12:34 Alduin's Wall - 7:01:58 Paarthurnax - 7:28:48 The Hunt for Elder Scroll Dragon - 8:26:08 Blackreach - 8:40:24 Dragonrend - 9:48:20 Alduin - 9:54:25 Greybeard Council - 10:16:40 Odahviing - 10:39:20 Skuldafn - 10:50:37 Sovngarde - 11:28:20 Alduin's Bane (Final Fight) - 11:40:09 Alduin Mahlaan - 11:47:32

[@perry8480]

No one has commented on this...ok

[@irishpotato5748]

Wow you are great man

[@spacehunter2004]

Floating... whatever it is - 2:31:24

[@LoopyLongplays]

@@spacehunter2004 It's a Giant's Club and its going off into the great beyond.

[@siddharths1847]

@@LoopyLongplays Can you pls mention the specs of your PC??

[@keith_makes_stuff]

Sigrid: "Make yourself at home" Loopy: *Loots entire house

[@LoopyLongplays]

Hahaha well that's what I do in my friends house's. Strange thing is I don't have many friends left.

[@lachlanllewis1056]

@@LoopyLongplays oh no

[@perrywalker1604]

@@LoopyLongplays friends? Watterdosss

[@jorgecastro4901]

Can i be your Amigo=friend

[@Kevn9ne]

"I like stealin...I like takin things" *Me singing in Bender's voice whenever I start an Elder Scrolls or Fallout game*

[@Kinglik7]

I go to sleep with this sometimes. It’s just relaxing to have on in the background lol.

[@brettshea5093]

Glad I’m not the only one. Literally did that last night

[@anakinskywalker1705]

Same!!!!!

[@Rainybones]

Same!! 🖤

[@siah1999]

This is why im here :p

[@preacher12b45]

I do the same, especially with his Subnautica longplay!

[@noah2987]

the little gestures in this playthrough make me smile so much. the way he nods at alvor’s daughter when she asks if he really saw a dragon and the moment at 2:07:30 when he acknowledges the fallen body of mirmulnir… idk dude makes me more emotional than i should be over a video game and humanity even in dark places

[@LoopyLongplays]

Haha that made me smile. Thanks man, I try to add a bit of wit and charm to games that allow it. And I'm glad you liked it too :)

[@noah2987]

​@@LoopyLongplays yeah of course dude! glad i could make you happy, since you're doing the same for so many of us. this is one of my new favourite videos of all time. you seem like such a genuine, kind person and i have subscribed :D

[@HoneyPastry]

Lol yeah it's little stuff like that that made this even better.

[@codyman242002]

It's at 39:44

[@spider_corsa]

the true role-player

[@milkysanswifeandgirlfriend2480]

To this day this is still the only playthrough without commentary that I’m willing to watch. Usually I like to watch a let’s play, but you somehow manage to entertain without saying a thing.

[@LoopyLongplays]

Wow! That really means a lot to me. Thank you. I'm happy to hear you enjoy it so much. Cheers!

[@TwistingBending]

yeah i like this longplay to :)

[@faith9505]

The Great Cry of Humanity When people are saying, “Everything is peaceful and secure,” then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman’s labor pains begin. And there will be no escape. -1 Thessalonians 5:3 Everyone wants peace today, and in some cases, they want peace more than they want justice. They want peace more than they want what is right. They just want peace and safety. It’s the great cry of humanity that we hear so much about today. There is talk about the global family and how the world is one, big village. The assertion is that we all just need to learn to get along and set aside our differences. It seems as though the only thing lacking now is a charismatic leader to tell us what to do next. With the incredible advances in technology and the ability to communicate globally in an instant, the world is just waiting for that leader. And that leader is coming. Some will think he is the Messiah, but he won’t be. He will be the Antichrist. The prefix anti- not only means “against”; it also means “instead of.” And when this world leader emerges on the scene, he will be a false messiah, the devil’s version of the real thing. Many people will follow him because he will temporarily usher in a three-and-a-half-year reign of global peace, something no one else has been able to do. He will bring about an end, temporarily, to the conflict in Israel as he helps them build their temple in Jerusalem. Yet those who believe we can get along as one global family and live together in peace are those who believe humanity is essentially good. And they are not dealing with reality. That is why the Bible tells us to be sober. In 1 Peter 5:8 we read, “Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” And writing to the believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul said, “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days” (Ephesians 5:15-16) Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically good; it’s wicked. That explains a lot of the horrid, perverse, and unthinkable things that people do today. When the Bible says that at the core, our hearts are “desperately wicked” (Jeremiah 17:9), everything makes sense. On the other hand, if someone believes that we are all essentially good, that is hard to explain. Not only are Christians realistic about our problems, but we’re also realistic about the solution. We know that government will not solve our problems and there is no system on earth that can solve the social ills of today. We know the only real hope is a change in the human heart. And the only One who can change a human heart is God

[@LoopyLongplays]

I will be doing more Longplays of Skyrim, completing the guilds, DLC's and whatnot. Planning another 8-11 or so Longplays for this game, with the same Character. List of Next Possible Longplays for Skyrim 1 - Main Quest - This video 2 - Hearthfire 3 - Companions 4 - DawnGuard 5 - Dark Brotherhood 6 - Thieves Guild 7 - Mages Guild 8 - Dragon Priests 9 - Daedric Artifacts 10 - Civil War 11 - DragonBorn

[@roadrash90]

Whenever you do next part of the walkthrough would it be possible if you could fit in the civil war quests? Thanks loopy 👍😀

[@mqiragemehdi5308]

Keep up the good work

[@Rainybones]

I really appreciate the fact that your videos are long and without comments!! They are very comforting to me. Thank you! 🙏

[@kanethompson708]

👌

[@quackatit]

I fucked up i did the companions first then the thieves guild and now im here to whatch what really is the main quest

[@perry8480]

This is so peaceful, just 12 hrs of an amazing journey through Skyrim defeating dragons and gaining shouts, thank you for the epic experience of this, I liked and subbed

[@amneejoy]

good comment perry the platypus

[@jennw9327]

Agreed! Definitely helping me work, just letting it stream in the background. Thanks @Loopy Longplays

[@faith9505]

The Great Cry of Humanity When people are saying, “Everything is peaceful and secure,” then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman’s labor pains begin. And there will be no escape. -1 Thessalonians 5:3 Everyone wants peace today, and in some cases, they want peace more than they want justice. They want peace more than they want what is right. They just want peace and safety. It’s the great cry of humanity that we hear so much about today. There is talk about the global family and how the world is one, big village. The assertion is that we all just need to learn to get along and set aside our differences. It seems as though the only thing lacking now is a charismatic leader to tell us what to do next. With the incredible advances in technology and the ability to communicate globally in an instant, the world is just waiting for that leader. And that leader is coming. Some will think he is the Messiah, but he won’t be. He will be the Antichrist. The prefix anti- not only means “against”; it also means “instead of.” And when this world leader emerges on the scene, he will be a false messiah, the devil’s version of the real thing. Many people will follow him because he will temporarily usher in a three-and-a-half-year reign of global peace, something no one else has been able to do. He will bring about an end, temporarily, to the conflict in Israel as he helps them build their temple in Jerusalem. Yet those who believe we can get along as one global family and live together in peace are those who believe humanity is essentially good. And they are not dealing with reality. That is why the Bible tells us to be sober. In 1 Peter 5:8 we read, “Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” And writing to the believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul said, “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days” (Ephesians 5:15-16) Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically good; it’s wicked. That explains a lot of the horrid, perverse, and unthinkable things that people do today. When the Bible says that at the core, our hearts are “desperately wicked” (Jeremiah 17:9), everything makes sense. On the other hand, if someone believes that we are all essentially good, that is hard to explain. Not only are Christians realistic about our problems, but we’re also realistic about the solution. We know that government will not solve our problems and there is no system on earth that can solve the social ills of today. We know the only real hope is a change in the human heart. And the only One who can change a human heart is God

[@Keiriberry]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who headbutts the hanging signs lmao.

[@gryphon4909]

I do that too all the time

[@robertcarroll2819]

Ikr? Lmao I'm not so weird after all.

[@HutchHere]

Same! i do that all the time.

[@ashleylamoureux5652]

I think we've all done that on purpose and on accident

[@heysupguys30]

I dont understand. Can u show me time number so i can watch?

[@nonhumanbear5890]

I've been sick all week with a toothache. I haven't slept hardly at all. Watching these helps take the pain away for a sec. Thanks!!

[@LoopyLongplays]

I just went through some major tooth pain 2 months ago, it wasn't easy. Hope you feel better soon man.

[@nonhumanbear5890]

Thank you!

[@faith9505]

The Great Cry of Humanity When people are saying, “Everything is peaceful and secure,” then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman’s labor pains begin. And there will be no escape. -1 Thessalonians 5:3 Everyone wants peace today, and in some cases, they want peace more than they want justice. They want peace more than they want what is right. They just want peace and safety. It’s the great cry of humanity that we hear so much about today. There is talk about the global family and how the world is one, big village. The assertion is that we all just need to learn to get along and set aside our differences. It seems as though the only thing lacking now is a charismatic leader to tell us what to do next. With the incredible advances in technology and the ability to communicate globally in an instant, the world is just waiting for that leader. And that leader is coming. Some will think he is the Messiah, but he won’t be. He will be the Antichrist. The prefix anti- not only means “against”; it also means “instead of.” And when this world leader emerges on the scene, he will be a false messiah, the devil’s version of the real thing. Many people will follow him because he will temporarily usher in a three-and-a-half-year reign of global peace, something no one else has been able to do. He will bring about an end, temporarily, to the conflict in Israel as he helps them build their temple in Jerusalem. Yet those who believe we can get along as one global family and live together in peace are those who believe humanity is essentially good. And they are not dealing with reality. That is why the Bible tells us to be sober. In 1 Peter 5:8 we read, “Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” And writing to the believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul said, “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days” (Ephesians 5:15-16) Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically good; it’s wicked. That explains a lot of the horrid, perverse, and unthinkable things that people do today. When the Bible says that at the core, our hearts are “desperately wicked” (Jeremiah 17:9), everything makes sense. On the other hand, if someone believes that we are all essentially good, that is hard to explain. Not only are Christians realistic about our problems, but we’re also realistic about the solution. We know that government will not solve our problems and there is no system on earth that can solve the social ills of today. We know the only real hope is a change in the human heart. And the only One who can change a human heart is God

[@FadeVoltix]

Single handedly the best game to ever be created thank you for bringing nostalgia and a great viewing experience :) great video

[@FadeVoltix]

Please do the thieves guild quest line

[@LoopyLongplays]

Yee I'll be doing the thieves Guild ;)

[@trevorthecbdreviewer8056]

I agree on It being the best game ever invented

[@mr.beepboopbeep9557]

If you think this ones the best *snorts* You haven’t played oblivion

[@trevorthecbdreviewer8056]

@@mr.beepboopbeep9557 I have oblivion to but I like skyrim way better myself

[@bigfishmarcus1273]

Thank you for dedicating your time in editing these playthroughs for many people to watch. Your time is so valuable in life and sharing what you love is a special gift that so many benefit from.

[@BigBoneZander]

The best part about Skyrim is how racist they are to the lizard people

[@faith9505]

The Great Cry of Humanity When people are saying, “Everything is peaceful and secure,” then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman’s labor pains begin. And there will be no escape. -1 Thessalonians 5:3 Everyone wants peace today, and in some cases, they want peace more than they want justice. They want peace more than they want what is right. They just want peace and safety. It’s the great cry of humanity that we hear so much about today. There is talk about the global family and how the world is one, big village. The assertion is that we all just need to learn to get along and set aside our differences. It seems as though the only thing lacking now is a charismatic leader to tell us what to do next. With the incredible advances in technology and the ability to communicate globally in an instant, the world is just waiting for that leader. And that leader is coming. Some will think he is the Messiah, but he won’t be. He will be the Antichrist. The prefix anti- not only means “against”; it also means “instead of.” And when this world leader emerges on the scene, he will be a false messiah, the devil’s version of the real thing. Many people will follow him because he will temporarily usher in a three-and-a-half-year reign of global peace, something no one else has been able to do. He will bring about an end, temporarily, to the conflict in Israel as he helps them build their temple in Jerusalem. Yet those who believe we can get along as one global family and live together in peace are those who believe humanity is essentially good. And they are not dealing with reality. That is why the Bible tells us to be sober. In 1 Peter 5:8 we read, “Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” And writing to the believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul said, “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days” (Ephesians 5:15-16) Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically good; it’s wicked. That explains a lot of the horrid, perverse, and unthinkable things that people do today. When the Bible says that at the core, our hearts are “desperately wicked” (Jeremiah 17:9), everything makes sense. On the other hand, if someone believes that we are all essentially good, that is hard to explain. Not only are Christians realistic about our problems, but we’re also realistic about the solution. We know that government will not solve our problems and there is no system on earth that can solve the social ills of today. We know the only real hope is a change in the human heart. And the only One who can change a human heart is God

[@lyn-ut2cs]

When you level up, you switch from each perk to the time of the music and I really appreciate it lmao

[@LoopyLongplays]

I started doing that along time ago and it's sort of become a tradition for me now. Glad you liked it :)

[@aekenes2128]

Brings back so many memories of when I started college. This game had been out about a year and my roommates were playing it at the time. I had been out of the loops with gaming for the past couple of years and didn’t care much at the time. But man when I finally decided to give it a shot it was truly the most amazing gaming experience I had ever had. Can’t believe this game is already 10 years old. Time flies too fast.

[@faith9505]

The Great Cry of Humanity When people are saying, “Everything is peaceful and secure,” then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman’s labor pains begin. And there will be no escape. -1 Thessalonians 5:3 Everyone wants peace today, and in some cases, they want peace more than they want justice. They want peace more than they want what is right. They just want peace and safety. It’s the great cry of humanity that we hear so much about today. There is talk about the global family and how the world is one, big village. The assertion is that we all just need to learn to get along and set aside our differences. It seems as though the only thing lacking now is a charismatic leader to tell us what to do next. With the incredible advances in technology and the ability to communicate globally in an instant, the world is just waiting for that leader. And that leader is coming. Some will think he is the Messiah, but he won’t be. He will be the Antichrist. The prefix anti- not only means “against”; it also means “instead of.” And when this world leader emerges on the scene, he will be a false messiah, the devil’s version of the real thing. Many people will follow him because he will temporarily usher in a three-and-a-half-year reign of global peace, something no one else has been able to do. He will bring about an end, temporarily, to the conflict in Israel as he helps them build their temple in Jerusalem. Yet those who believe we can get along as one global family and live together in peace are those who believe humanity is essentially good. And they are not dealing with reality. That is why the Bible tells us to be sober. In 1 Peter 5:8 we read, “Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” And writing to the believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul said, “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days” (Ephesians 5:15-16) Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically good; it’s wicked. That explains a lot of the horrid, perverse, and unthinkable things that people do today. When the Bible says that at the core, our hearts are “desperately wicked” (Jeremiah 17:9), everything makes sense. On the other hand, if someone believes that we are all essentially good, that is hard to explain. Not only are Christians realistic about our problems, but we’re also realistic about the solution. We know that government will not solve our problems and there is no system on earth that can solve the social ills of today. We know the only real hope is a change in the human heart. And the only One who can change a human heart is God

[@vergodagoat]

This deserves a lot more attention. I know it sounds weird, but I put this on before I go to sleep and when I wake up in the middle of the night, this is playing in the background for me to watch :D

[@LoopyLongplays]

Good to hear dude ;) Some people may find it weird but I don't. I have days where I can't fall asleep unless I listen to ambient music from a game, a calm movie, or gameplay. So I completely get it. And thank ya for your nice comment :)

[@faith9505]

The Great Cry of Humanity When people are saying, “Everything is peaceful and secure,” then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman’s labor pains begin. And there will be no escape. -1 Thessalonians 5:3 Everyone wants peace today, and in some cases, they want peace more than they want justice. They want peace more than they want what is right. They just want peace and safety. It’s the great cry of humanity that we hear so much about today. There is talk about the global family and how the world is one, big village. The assertion is that we all just need to learn to get along and set aside our differences. It seems as though the only thing lacking now is a charismatic leader to tell us what to do next. With the incredible advances in technology and the ability to communicate globally in an instant, the world is just waiting for that leader. And that leader is coming. Some will think he is the Messiah, but he won’t be. He will be the Antichrist. The prefix anti- not only means “against”; it also means “instead of.” And when this world leader emerges on the scene, he will be a false messiah, the devil’s version of the real thing. Many people will follow him because he will temporarily usher in a three-and-a-half-year reign of global peace, something no one else has been able to do. He will bring about an end, temporarily, to the conflict in Israel as he helps them build their temple in Jerusalem. Yet those who believe we can get along as one global family and live together in peace are those who believe humanity is essentially good. And they are not dealing with reality. That is why the Bible tells us to be sober. In 1 Peter 5:8 we read, “Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” And writing to the believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul said, “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days” (Ephesians 5:15-16) Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically good; it’s wicked. That explains a lot of the horrid, perverse, and unthinkable things that people do today. When the Bible says that at the core, our hearts are “desperately wicked” (Jeremiah 17:9), everything makes sense. On the other hand, if someone believes that we are all essentially good, that is hard to explain. Not only are Christians realistic about our problems, but we’re also realistic about the solution. We know that government will not solve our problems and there is no system on earth that can solve the social ills of today. We know the only real hope is a change in the human heart. And the only One who can change a human heart is God

[@honeyghostt]

i had the intention of just putting this on for background noise but ended up completely invested in the gameplay 🙇‍♀️

[@faith9505]

The Great Cry of Humanity When people are saying, “Everything is peaceful and secure,” then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman’s labor pains begin. And there will be no escape. -1 Thessalonians 5:3 Everyone wants peace today, and in some cases, they want peace more than they want justice. They want peace more than they want what is right. They just want peace and safety. It’s the great cry of humanity that we hear so much about today. There is talk about the global family and how the world is one, big village. The assertion is that we all just need to learn to get along and set aside our differences. It seems as though the only thing lacking now is a charismatic leader to tell us what to do next. With the incredible advances in technology and the ability to communicate globally in an instant, the world is just waiting for that leader. And that leader is coming. Some will think he is the Messiah, but he won’t be. He will be the Antichrist. The prefix anti- not only means “against”; it also means “instead of.” And when this world leader emerges on the scene, he will be a false messiah, the devil’s version of the real thing. Many people will follow him because he will temporarily usher in a three-and-a-half-year reign of global peace, something no one else has been able to do. He will bring about an end, temporarily, to the conflict in Israel as he helps them build their temple in Jerusalem. Yet those who believe we can get along as one global family and live together in peace are those who believe humanity is essentially good. And they are not dealing with reality. That is why the Bible tells us to be sober. In 1 Peter 5:8 we read, “Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” And writing to the believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul said, “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days” (Ephesians 5:15-16) Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically good; it’s wicked. That explains a lot of the horrid, perverse, and unthinkable things that people do today. When the Bible says that at the core, our hearts are “desperately wicked” (Jeremiah 17:9), everything makes sense. On the other hand, if someone believes that we are all essentially good, that is hard to explain. Not only are Christians realistic about our problems, but we’re also realistic about the solution. We know that government will not solve our problems and there is no system on earth that can solve the social ills of today. We know the only real hope is a change in the human heart. And the only One who can change a human heart is God

[@KSM0121]

I use this video to time out my 12 hour shift, it’s really motivating to see the red line reach all the way to the end

[@jazzwizard1762]

2:17:01 "Can't a man have a bit of privacy? Get out!" *Leaves, walks right back in* "Every things for sale!"

[@LoopyLongplays]

He needed 30 seconds to himself

[@caseycook9589]

More like 5

[@perrywalker1604]

Bow chicka wow wow 😳😱😯

[@LysyMortuus]

Saffir was inside already, we all know what they were up to 😁 Hey Saffir, we bang ok?

[@adamwarren4894]

Save it kill him then reload the checkpoint I bet you all remember that glitch 😂😂

[@JoinMcffaserver]

This game is brilliant, i still play it after almost 14 years now.

[@mandab1143]

Haha I’ve got to say I love the way you nod your head for yes and no. It got me smiling throughout this video. Great content, loved it. Thank you very much.

[@LoopyLongplays]

Hahaha yeah I love getting immersed in Skyrim such a fantastic game. Glad ya enjoyed it :D

[@mandab1143]

@@LoopyLongplays got me on the edge of my seat talking to my phone like you can hear me lmao .. “oh please nod, he did it, hahaha” yup I was cackling like a crazy woman.

[@TwistingBending]

well done Loopy 👍👍

[@TwistingBending]

@@mandab1143 that’s a good comment i guess

[@trishleet2760]

Dear Mr Loopy: I have been without my Xbox & Skyrim game for over a year now, so your LONGPLAYS, have saved my sanity!! I have been creating real life props from Skyrim, and because of your LONGPLAYS I can keep my focus & keep "in the zone", so I truly must thank you for these, I can't imagine you'd understand how MUCH it means to have these as background....thank you, thank you, thank you!! (from Trish in Montana)

[@sleeplesswashere]

Hey you, you’re finally awake. You were trying to cross the border, right? Walked right in to that imperial ambush, same as us, and that thief over there

[@vhylis6510]

You with the Science Team?

[@sleeplesswashere]

No I’m with the science team

[@sternhyperion856]

Skyrim was fine until you came along. Empire was nice and lazy. If they hadn't been looking for you, I would've stolen that horse and been halfway to Hamerfell.

[@lancelot7450]

@@sternhyperion856 You there. You and me -- we shouldn't be here. It's these Stormcloaks the Empire wants.

[@jackdaniels1749]

This game is insane... 12 hours of main questline and it isnt even 1/4 through the whole game.

[@rickpost2846]

If played the game in legendary isnt that hard to be honest if you know how Skyrim mechanics work its realy Easy i love the game im playing it since i was a child

[@Yive.]

@@rickpost2846 vegetable soup and aetherial crown with atronach and lord stone and your set

[@rickpost2846]

@@Yive. true but if you use Evert single glitch like the deplication glitch for smithing and enchanting by example

[@ashleylamoureux5652]

Skyrim is basically never ending theres always something to do

[@ashleylamoureux5652]

@@rickpost2846 damn its old

[@davisharper6704]

I love how you edited the credits in at the end, making them transparent over the breathtaking scenery, while stepping on the edge, looking at the view from the mountain, and admiring the dragons flying above. Mad respect, dude.

[@LoopyLongplays]

Thank you, this was my favourite credit edit I’ve done. Also you’re among 3 people to ever mention it, so again thank you, means a lot to me :)

[@davisharper6704]

@@LoopyLongplays Omg you actually replied! You're most welcome! I got into Skyrim through my sister, who beat the main and the Dark Brotherhood questlines twice, first with a Dunmer (dark elf), second with a Nord. Btw, when I finally graduate from film school, I'm gonna listen to Kyne's Peace, the track that plays while the credits roll at the end of this longplay, while I'm on a walk the night after I graduate, just like how your character walks behind the credits.

[@saynorj1]

Im on my 4th play through. This game is like... my heart. I LOVE everything about it. Thank you so much for making this!

[@faith9505]

The Great Cry of Humanity When people are saying, “Everything is peaceful and secure,” then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman’s labor pains begin. And there will be no escape. -1 Thessalonians 5:3 Everyone wants peace today, and in some cases, they want peace more than they want justice. They want peace more than they want what is right. They just want peace and safety. It’s the great cry of humanity that we hear so much about today. There is talk about the global family and how the world is one, big village. The assertion is that we all just need to learn to get along and set aside our differences. It seems as though the only thing lacking now is a charismatic leader to tell us what to do next. With the incredible advances in technology and the ability to communicate globally in an instant, the world is just waiting for that leader. And that leader is coming. Some will think he is the Messiah, but he won’t be. He will be the Antichrist. The prefix anti- not only means “against”; it also means “instead of.” And when this world leader emerges on the scene, he will be a false messiah, the devil’s version of the real thing. Many people will follow him because he will temporarily usher in a three-and-a-half-year reign of global peace, something no one else has been able to do. He will bring about an end, temporarily, to the conflict in Israel as he helps them build their temple in Jerusalem. Yet those who believe we can get along as one global family and live together in peace are those who believe humanity is essentially good. And they are not dealing with reality. That is why the Bible tells us to be sober. In 1 Peter 5:8 we read, “Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” And writing to the believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul said, “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days” (Ephesians 5:15-16) Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically good; it’s wicked. That explains a lot of the horrid, perverse, and unthinkable things that people do today. When the Bible says that at the core, our hearts are “desperately wicked” (Jeremiah 17:9), everything makes sense. On the other hand, if someone believes that we are all essentially good, that is hard to explain. Not only are Christians realistic about our problems, but we’re also realistic about the solution. We know that government will not solve our problems and there is no system on earth that can solve the social ills of today. We know the only real hope is a change in the human heart. And the only One who can change a human heart is God

[@GeekBarEnjoyer]

Man this is absolutely great, so damn relaxing and calming. Dumb respect for this channel, it deserves to be much much bigger than it is. You’ve gained a sub today, a coming loyal sub :)

[@LoopyLongplays]

Awesome glad to hear you enjoyed it and welcome aboard :D

[@mikeehrmantraut8622]

@Damian Wójcikiewicz yes u can play in 3rd person although it is not as Immersive, and combat is far easier in first person.

[@samhain9283]

@Damian Wójcikiewicz You can do 3rd person but with a mod. On PS4 (you cited HZD so I assume that's your platform) there is a mod section in the menu and your can find it there. Warning - using any mods will disable trophies.

[@sorarkasky2049]

@Damian Wójcikiewicz e we K

[@faith9505]

The Great Cry of Humanity When people are saying, “Everything is peaceful and secure,” then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman’s labor pains begin. And there will be no escape. -1 Thessalonians 5:3 Everyone wants peace today, and in some cases, they want peace more than they want justice. They want peace more than they want what is right. They just want peace and safety. It’s the great cry of humanity that we hear so much about today. There is talk about the global family and how the world is one, big village. The assertion is that we all just need to learn to get along and set aside our differences. It seems as though the only thing lacking now is a charismatic leader to tell us what to do next. With the incredible advances in technology and the ability to communicate globally in an instant, the world is just waiting for that leader. And that leader is coming. Some will think he is the Messiah, but he won’t be. He will be the Antichrist. The prefix anti- not only means “against”; it also means “instead of.” And when this world leader emerges on the scene, he will be a false messiah, the devil’s version of the real thing. Many people will follow him because he will temporarily usher in a three-and-a-half-year reign of global peace, something no one else has been able to do. He will bring about an end, temporarily, to the conflict in Israel as he helps them build their temple in Jerusalem. Yet those who believe we can get along as one global family and live together in peace are those who believe humanity is essentially good. And they are not dealing with reality. That is why the Bible tells us to be sober. In 1 Peter 5:8 we read, “Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” And writing to the believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul said, “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days” (Ephesians 5:15-16) Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically good; it’s wicked. That explains a lot of the horrid, perverse, and unthinkable things that people do today. When the Bible says that at the core, our hearts are “desperately wicked” (Jeremiah 17:9), everything makes sense. On the other hand, if someone believes that we are all essentially good, that is hard to explain. Not only are Christians realistic about our problems, but we’re also realistic about the solution. We know that government will not solve our problems and there is no system on earth that can solve the social ills of today. We know the only real hope is a change in the human heart. And the only One who can change a human heart is God

[@August-was-fluffy]

Nothing better than watching a no commentary vid and inserting your own character into it like a dnd session

[@RondoThaGodd]

No way, you actually did this too? Much respect to you and your channel. These are amazing! I would say to do Morrowind but that game is quite complicated to navigate.

[@roadrash90]

You can glitch it at the start of the game using spells to give you unlimited stats for any ability lol, it even works on original Xbox, that's how I completed it years ago ha.

[@LoopyLongplays]

Hope ya enjoy man. Sadly I haven't played morrowind. I might do a longplay of skywind when that officially releases.

[@faith9505]

The Great Cry of Humanity When people are saying, “Everything is peaceful and secure,” then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman’s labor pains begin. And there will be no escape. -1 Thessalonians 5:3 Everyone wants peace today, and in some cases, they want peace more than they want justice. They want peace more than they want what is right. They just want peace and safety. It’s the great cry of humanity that we hear so much about today. There is talk about the global family and how the world is one, big village. The assertion is that we all just need to learn to get along and set aside our differences. It seems as though the only thing lacking now is a charismatic leader to tell us what to do next. With the incredible advances in technology and the ability to communicate globally in an instant, the world is just waiting for that leader. And that leader is coming. Some will think he is the Messiah, but he won’t be. He will be the Antichrist. The prefix anti- not only means “against”; it also means “instead of.” And when this world leader emerges on the scene, he will be a false messiah, the devil’s version of the real thing. Many people will follow him because he will temporarily usher in a three-and-a-half-year reign of global peace, something no one else has been able to do. He will bring about an end, temporarily, to the conflict in Israel as he helps them build their temple in Jerusalem. Yet those who believe we can get along as one global family and live together in peace are those who believe humanity is essentially good. And they are not dealing with reality. That is why the Bible tells us to be sober. In 1 Peter 5:8 we read, “Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” And writing to the believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul said, “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days” (Ephesians 5:15-16) Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically good; it’s wicked. That explains a lot of the horrid, perverse, and unthinkable things that people do today. When the Bible says that at the core, our hearts are “desperately wicked” (Jeremiah 17:9), everything makes sense. On the other hand, if someone believes that we are all essentially good, that is hard to explain. Not only are Christians realistic about our problems, but we’re also realistic about the solution. We know that government will not solve our problems and there is no system on earth that can solve the social ills of today. We know the only real hope is a change in the human heart. And the only One who can change a human heart is God

[@butterman59]

The small attention to detail and consideration to the viewer in every video are why im a patron.

[@LoopyLongplays]

I try to keep you guys in mind (the viewers), although sometimes I forget and get caught up in the game haha. Also thank you for being a patron man. I truly do appreciate ya :)

[@phantomflames7486]

I have been searching for so long (2 days lol) and I finally found it. A Skyrim main quest run with no commentary

[@LausitzPower]

This gameplay feels like its a movie. So lots of thx mate its so nostalgic. My absolute favourite Game of all time 👌👍✊

[@Jaggery123_]

It’s hard to watch this game with commentary in my opinion. No commentary is super chill and relaxed.

[@natedogg7376]

Favorite game of all time. Love watching the playthroughs even just for background sound I love it Loop

[@michaeltran9831]

34:00 - "I'm glad to help however I can. You can take whatever you need, within reasons, of course." 39:17 - *begin to loot the entire house.

[@s3v3n3]

Watching this during a thunderstorm, in a room with dimly lit blue LEDs, and laying in bed is the best experience. Maybe a snack and drink to go with.

[@LoopyLongplays]

That does sound pretty comfy, just had a big thunderstorm here as well. Skyrim would have made it more cozy for sure :)

[@twomours6198]

The fact that he played through the entire main quest line without the game crashing at least twelve times is the most impressive thing about this video

[@serobboshnakyan1048]

most of the playthroughs are 3rd person what i love is that you play first person just like me feel more real like that

[@kingpinronin4301]

RIP Max Von Sydow, the voice of Esbern. Kinda cool that a veteran actor of his caliber and age got into doing video game voice acting.

[@rogermoore8361]

It's like the movie you don't want to end.

[@faith9505]

The Great Cry of Humanity When people are saying, “Everything is peaceful and secure,” then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman’s labor pains begin. And there will be no escape. -1 Thessalonians 5:3 Everyone wants peace today, and in some cases, they want peace more than they want justice. They want peace more than they want what is right. They just want peace and safety. It’s the great cry of humanity that we hear so much about today. There is talk about the global family and how the world is one, big village. The assertion is that we all just need to learn to get along and set aside our differences. It seems as though the only thing lacking now is a charismatic leader to tell us what to do next. With the incredible advances in technology and the ability to communicate globally in an instant, the world is just waiting for that leader. And that leader is coming. Some will think he is the Messiah, but he won’t be. He will be the Antichrist. The prefix anti- not only means “against”; it also means “instead of.” And when this world leader emerges on the scene, he will be a false messiah, the devil’s version of the real thing. Many people will follow him because he will temporarily usher in a three-and-a-half-year reign of global peace, something no one else has been able to do. He will bring about an end, temporarily, to the conflict in Israel as he helps them build their temple in Jerusalem. Yet those who believe we can get along as one global family and live together in peace are those who believe humanity is essentially good. And they are not dealing with reality. That is why the Bible tells us to be sober. In 1 Peter 5:8 we read, “Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” And writing to the believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul said, “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days” (Ephesians 5:15-16) Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically good; it’s wicked. That explains a lot of the horrid, perverse, and unthinkable things that people do today. When the Bible says that at the core, our hearts are “desperately wicked” (Jeremiah 17:9), everything makes sense. On the other hand, if someone believes that we are all essentially good, that is hard to explain. Not only are Christians realistic about our problems, but we’re also realistic about the solution. We know that government will not solve our problems and there is no system on earth that can solve the social ills of today. We know the only real hope is a change in the human heart. And the only One who can change a human heart is God

[@crakheadmagpie08]

I wish I could go back in time to re experience the first time i played this masterpiece

[@BreakingWhite]

Good memories

[@faith9505]

The Great Cry of Humanity When people are saying, “Everything is peaceful and secure,” then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman’s labor pains begin. And there will be no escape. -1 Thessalonians 5:3 Everyone wants peace today, and in some cases, they want peace more than they want justice. They want peace more than they want what is right. They just want peace and safety. It’s the great cry of humanity that we hear so much about today. There is talk about the global family and how the world is one, big village. The assertion is that we all just need to learn to get along and set aside our differences. It seems as though the only thing lacking now is a charismatic leader to tell us what to do next. With the incredible advances in technology and the ability to communicate globally in an instant, the world is just waiting for that leader. And that leader is coming. Some will think he is the Messiah, but he won’t be. He will be the Antichrist. The prefix anti- not only means “against”; it also means “instead of.” And when this world leader emerges on the scene, he will be a false messiah, the devil’s version of the real thing. Many people will follow him because he will temporarily usher in a three-and-a-half-year reign of global peace, something no one else has been able to do. He will bring about an end, temporarily, to the conflict in Israel as he helps them build their temple in Jerusalem. Yet those who believe we can get along as one global family and live together in peace are those who believe humanity is essentially good. And they are not dealing with reality. That is why the Bible tells us to be sober. In 1 Peter 5:8 we read, “Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” And writing to the believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul said, “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days” (Ephesians 5:15-16) Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically good; it’s wicked. That explains a lot of the horrid, perverse, and unthinkable things that people do today. When the Bible says that at the core, our hearts are “desperately wicked” (Jeremiah 17:9), everything makes sense. On the other hand, if someone believes that we are all essentially good, that is hard to explain. Not only are Christians realistic about our problems, but we’re also realistic about the solution. We know that government will not solve our problems and there is no system on earth that can solve the social ills of today. We know the only real hope is a change in the human heart. And the only One who can change a human heart is God

[@MonroeHarris-w7y]

You beat it?

[@patriciaceldran3115]

finally who shows the scene after the credits, THANK YOU

[@christaprieto1705]

lmaoooo so i was watching oblivion npc compilations but then they actually made me miss skyrim..... i used to play this day & night when i was a freshman in high school.... i’m 23 now & the nostalgia this brought me omg thank you

[@LoopyLongplays]

Ahh I love oblivion npc videos, always make me laugh and smile. And I was the same with Skyrim I would play this all the time in high school. Me and my friends would talk about what new weapon or armor we found. Good times. Glad your enjoying the video :)

[@Uglehytten]

Skyrim just might be one of the best games ever made. It has it all, the ambiance, the depth and above all - the magical music. The soundtrack is so epic. I am not sure any game in the Elder Scrolls franchise will ever reach the level of fanbase love that Skyrim has. It is a masterpiece. And watching this playthrough feels like coming home - again. Thank you for the dedication and work you have put into this, it is very much appreciated. Cheers from Denmark.

[@gameoking5669]

Agreed. I wish I could just wipe my memory and experience this masterpiece again.

[@TasmanianTigerGrrr]

Its not deep, , the game literally shows you where to go

[@Sourcandy258]

Omg please tell me I am not the only one who plays this in the background while I fall asleep haha, literally puts me too sleep :) so peaceful

[@mier_inc]

Man this channel is amazing. Listening to this while studying for my engineering exams is so relaxing. I subbed

[@cxzuvx]

Anybody in 2024

[@hannakochanek4548]

Yup. My man introduced me to Skyrim and I’m a fan :D love this, although I want to murder some of the characters straight away

[@Maydaymyd]

Here

[@kamillaskowski6061]

In 2025

[@sofia-q6z7i]

here

[@awesomefish100]

Absolutely

[@ΧρήστοςΜπαρκούκης]

Funny thing is that if the first stormcloak to die hadn't interrupted the priestess at the beginning, he may have lived.

[@johnm1720]

Still listening to this music on spotify playlists. Amazing game. Nice play through.

[@max-te6mm]

I am so late but can I just say that I'm really grateful for this video❤ it's nice to have my favorite game on in the background as I do other stuff, and not to mention the fact that it's silent you still find a way to make it amusing to watch with the little gestures. I was totally cheering you on when you beat up Rolff Stone-Fist haha

[@LoopyLongplays]

Well thank you ☺️ I’m happy you can enjoy it as a bit of background ambience. I can’t help but do gestures at times, glad you like them too haha. And he deserved it!

[@StuffOffYouStuff]

I never played this game and stopped gamijg years ago. but loved neverwinter nights which this reminds me of. Having this on in the background is so relaxing and brings me back to playing games in my bedroom at my parents. Great upload, thank you.

[@ronnato162]

Great playthrough. Makes it feel more movie-like without silly commentary.

[@faith9505]

The Great Cry of Humanity When people are saying, “Everything is peaceful and secure,” then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman’s labor pains begin. And there will be no escape. -1 Thessalonians 5:3 Everyone wants peace today, and in some cases, they want peace more than they want justice. They want peace more than they want what is right. They just want peace and safety. It’s the great cry of humanity that we hear so much about today. There is talk about the global family and how the world is one, big village. The assertion is that we all just need to learn to get along and set aside our differences. It seems as though the only thing lacking now is a charismatic leader to tell us what to do next. With the incredible advances in technology and the ability to communicate globally in an instant, the world is just waiting for that leader. And that leader is coming. Some will think he is the Messiah, but he won’t be. He will be the Antichrist. The prefix anti- not only means “against”; it also means “instead of.” And when this world leader emerges on the scene, he will be a false messiah, the devil’s version of the real thing. Many people will follow him because he will temporarily usher in a three-and-a-half-year reign of global peace, something no one else has been able to do. He will bring about an end, temporarily, to the conflict in Israel as he helps them build their temple in Jerusalem. Yet those who believe we can get along as one global family and live together in peace are those who believe humanity is essentially good. And they are not dealing with reality. That is why the Bible tells us to be sober. In 1 Peter 5:8 we read, “Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” And writing to the believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul said, “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days” (Ephesians 5:15-16) Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically good; it’s wicked. That explains a lot of the horrid, perverse, and unthinkable things that people do today. When the Bible says that at the core, our hearts are “desperately wicked” (Jeremiah 17:9), everything makes sense. On the other hand, if someone believes that we are all essentially good, that is hard to explain. Not only are Christians realistic about our problems, but we’re also realistic about the solution. We know that government will not solve our problems and there is no system on earth that can solve the social ills of today. We know the only real hope is a change in the human heart. And the only One who can change a human heart is God

[@MCP12121]

Skyrim is such an amazing game to date! It’s like a safety blanket, an old trusty game to always revert back to, to play for another 100+ hours! Great video!

[@faith9505]

The Great Cry of Humanity When people are saying, “Everything is peaceful and secure,” then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman’s labor pains begin. And there will be no escape. -1 Thessalonians 5:3 Everyone wants peace today, and in some cases, they want peace more than they want justice. They want peace more than they want what is right. They just want peace and safety. It’s the great cry of humanity that we hear so much about today. There is talk about the global family and how the world is one, big village. The assertion is that we all just need to learn to get along and set aside our differences. It seems as though the only thing lacking now is a charismatic leader to tell us what to do next. With the incredible advances in technology and the ability to communicate globally in an instant, the world is just waiting for that leader. And that leader is coming. Some will think he is the Messiah, but he won’t be. He will be the Antichrist. The prefix anti- not only means “against”; it also means “instead of.” And when this world leader emerges on the scene, he will be a false messiah, the devil’s version of the real thing. Many people will follow him because he will temporarily usher in a three-and-a-half-year reign of global peace, something no one else has been able to do. He will bring about an end, temporarily, to the conflict in Israel as he helps them build their temple in Jerusalem. Yet those who believe we can get along as one global family and live together in peace are those who believe humanity is essentially good. And they are not dealing with reality. That is why the Bible tells us to be sober. In 1 Peter 5:8 we read, “Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” And writing to the believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul said, “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days” (Ephesians 5:15-16) Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically good; it’s wicked. That explains a lot of the horrid, perverse, and unthinkable things that people do today. When the Bible says that at the core, our hearts are “desperately wicked” (Jeremiah 17:9), everything makes sense. On the other hand, if someone believes that we are all essentially good, that is hard to explain. Not only are Christians realistic about our problems, but we’re also realistic about the solution. We know that government will not solve our problems and there is no system on earth that can solve the social ills of today. We know the only real hope is a change in the human heart. And the only One who can change a human heart is God

[@roadrash90]

Thanks so much loopy 👍😀 I can't wait to watch this as I only ever got half through Skyrim before on my PS3 back in 2011 and my save file got corrupted 😦. Thanks for the detailed information in the description box, I'm glad there's not any silly mods like master chief lol. 😂 And big thanks for time tamps. 👍👍

[@nhairnuattoa7]

Thank you for this amazing playthrough! I know I won't be able to get through the entire gameplay in my personal life, so I greatly appreciate the great journey you have shown us, and allowed us to come along with you. Thank you again!

[@itsmellama2678]

I watched all of it and I do not regret it, I love Skyrim

[@DrZip2t3r]

It might just be me but i genuinely prefer the robustness of graphics in older versions of Skyrim! Might just be me though. Thank you for making this video man, it makes me feel like im watching my dad play it again!

[@Lulabellexd]

It's been out for 10 years and I think I'll finally play it now

[@szaman4180]

Did you play it yet? I really recommend it. Ive played it on xbox 360 long ago, but maybe ill play it on ps4 as well

[@أحمدالعبري-غ5ح]

@M Vally the anniversary collection include skyrim full game?

[@أحمدالعبري-غ5ح]

@M Vally thank you

[@phoxseverson7945]

I just stumbled across your page a few weeks ago, and your videos help with my anxiety SO so much. I've loved Skyrim ever since I was younger and loved watching my dad and my brother play when I was a young teen. These videos are a nice little piece of nostalgia and background noise, or main entertainment, and like I said, have completely helped with my anxiety. Thank you very much for doing what you do, it's such nice, relaxing content

[@Vanillamayhem]

That floating Giants club though, it still gets me every time lol.

[@arvinpaguipo4943]

I have come to terms that I don't have money for this. This is the next best thing. Thank you.

[@brendangraven1717]

Better than the best movie i have ever watched. Well done Dovakin! :)

[@baedelus]

Thank you so much for this! I adore having it on while I draw, just vibing while your character is questing. Your videos are something special!

[@beandip3563]

Listening to this while playing skyrim pretty peaceful ngl

[@EikRandver]

I loved how you just walked at the end while the credits were rolling

[@LoopyLongplays]

Well thank ya. I tried to make it look sort of cinematic.

[@EikRandver]

@@LoopyLongplays you did a very good job on it 👍

[@marrim1443]

Anyone watching this to see how close they are to the end? 💀

[@imranechoukhairi6841]

Same💀

[@jessycassidy4325]

Never.

[@krishnanshumisra610]

Ibam watching this to fall asleep. It's 1:30 am and I am still awake.😢😢

[@Maydaymyd]

Same here 😭

[@Randumb96]

This was an amazing playthrough. I appreciate the effort you put in to make it feel more real; like the gestures, camera work, and general smoothness of your play style.

[@easttrust926]

Of all full game walkthrough videos, this is actually the first one I managed to watch until the end.

[@lucasalmeida6485]

Skyrim is absolutely fantastic. I’ll love this game forever!

[@faith9505]

The Great Cry of Humanity When people are saying, “Everything is peaceful and secure,” then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman’s labor pains begin. And there will be no escape. -1 Thessalonians 5:3 Everyone wants peace today, and in some cases, they want peace more than they want justice. They want peace more than they want what is right. They just want peace and safety. It’s the great cry of humanity that we hear so much about today. There is talk about the global family and how the world is one, big village. The assertion is that we all just need to learn to get along and set aside our differences. It seems as though the only thing lacking now is a charismatic leader to tell us what to do next. With the incredible advances in technology and the ability to communicate globally in an instant, the world is just waiting for that leader. And that leader is coming. Some will think he is the Messiah, but he won’t be. He will be the Antichrist. The prefix anti- not only means “against”; it also means “instead of.” And when this world leader emerges on the scene, he will be a false messiah, the devil’s version of the real thing. Many people will follow him because he will temporarily usher in a three-and-a-half-year reign of global peace, something no one else has been able to do. He will bring about an end, temporarily, to the conflict in Israel as he helps them build their temple in Jerusalem. Yet those who believe we can get along as one global family and live together in peace are those who believe humanity is essentially good. And they are not dealing with reality. That is why the Bible tells us to be sober. In 1 Peter 5:8 we read, “Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” And writing to the believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul said, “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days” (Ephesians 5:15-16) Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically good; it’s wicked. That explains a lot of the horrid, perverse, and unthinkable things that people do today. When the Bible says that at the core, our hearts are “desperately wicked” (Jeremiah 17:9), everything makes sense. On the other hand, if someone believes that we are all essentially good, that is hard to explain. Not only are Christians realistic about our problems, but we’re also realistic about the solution. We know that government will not solve our problems and there is no system on earth that can solve the social ills of today. We know the only real hope is a change in the human heart. And the only One who can change a human heart is God

[@acolytes777]

Thank you for uploading this. This helps me cope with burnout

[@Kinglik7]

Never have I ever seen that horse call. Not once. But anyways, Skyrim, even after all these years, continues to be one of the most immersive games. Even with all its little bugs, glitches, and funny animations from time to time it STILL keeps you drawn into its world.

[@extremesubtlety]

The Valerius siblings: heated argument Loopy in the bg: casually using their cooking appliance

[@af50k99]

So i tend to fall asleep with background noise and this time i wanted to switch things up since i normally fall asleep to markiplier. So i thought to myself “ive never really put on a game without commentary before” then i knew that i had to put a skyrim gameplay on and man it put me right to sleep cuz i absolutely love skyrim so much ive played it so many times in my life and i love it.

[@af50k99]

its also very relaxing to hear someone else play it too!

[@isaimartinez5730]

I can't imagine how beautiful it would be to play the game or watch a playthrough of this, and other games, in VR.

[@WeirdLuigi]

there is a vr version

[@faith9505]

The Great Cry of Humanity When people are saying, “Everything is peaceful and secure,” then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman’s labor pains begin. And there will be no escape. -1 Thessalonians 5:3 Everyone wants peace today, and in some cases, they want peace more than they want justice. They want peace more than they want what is right. They just want peace and safety. It’s the great cry of humanity that we hear so much about today. There is talk about the global family and how the world is one, big village. The assertion is that we all just need to learn to get along and set aside our differences. It seems as though the only thing lacking now is a charismatic leader to tell us what to do next. With the incredible advances in technology and the ability to communicate globally in an instant, the world is just waiting for that leader. And that leader is coming. Some will think he is the Messiah, but he won’t be. He will be the Antichrist. The prefix anti- not only means “against”; it also means “instead of.” And when this world leader emerges on the scene, he will be a false messiah, the devil’s version of the real thing. Many people will follow him because he will temporarily usher in a three-and-a-half-year reign of global peace, something no one else has been able to do. He will bring about an end, temporarily, to the conflict in Israel as he helps them build their temple in Jerusalem. Yet those who believe we can get along as one global family and live together in peace are those who believe humanity is essentially good. And they are not dealing with reality. That is why the Bible tells us to be sober. In 1 Peter 5:8 we read, “Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” And writing to the believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul said, “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days” (Ephesians 5:15-16) Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically good; it’s wicked. That explains a lot of the horrid, perverse, and unthinkable things that people do today. When the Bible says that at the core, our hearts are “desperately wicked” (Jeremiah 17:9), everything makes sense. On the other hand, if someone believes that we are all essentially good, that is hard to explain. Not only are Christians realistic about our problems, but we’re also realistic about the solution. We know that government will not solve our problems and there is no system on earth that can solve the social ills of today. We know the only real hope is a change in the human heart. And the only One who can change a human heart is God

[@99thJediWarrior]

5:13 You know, I always go with the Stormcloaks at the beginning of every new character largely so I can kill that Imperial Captain and take her armor.

[@gryphon4909]

Same but I sometimes do imperial usually by accident

[@BrokeBanda1]

Yes

[@caseycook9589]

I’m not the only one

[@truegamer2819]

about damn time i get to see a full gameplay instead of mod videos

[@cyl3611]

Thank you so much for this, I didn't know I needed it

[@Ograws]

Now this is how you do a longplay! Well done 👏

[@sydneyjames5628]

I put this on at work when I need more than just music to help me focus. I won’t be watching at all but somehow I can tell exactly what’s going on. Skyrim will always be my favorite game and I love this play through

[@xElectricGreenx]

Ahhh this is amazing. I love these!!!! Thank you so much, I really hope you do more of the game with the same character. It was a pleasure watching, and really relaxing. 🙌🏻

[@KingofChaos93]

I remember playing this for the first time and loved the open world, it still looks as awesome as ever.

[@nolesy34]

Ah yes the original "another settlement needs your help, ill mark it out on your map"

[@theberetdepression8217]

When the npc (I forgot their name) asked if you wanted to hold their hand while you were doing the mission, and you nodded your head, it made me crack up. Congrats on a new sub

[@jesnorton4987]

i like how loopy nods yes or no😂

[@PrinceFritzFire]

Like you, I have followed Hadvar at the beginning of the game because of how soft-hearted he sounded and that he sounded reluctant to have me executed before Alduin attacked and inadvertently saved my life. So, I would never abandon someone soft-hearted like Hadvar because once we both escaped, I have felt really happy that he knew that my imprisonment with the Stormcloaks was a big misunderstanding. These are some of the reasons why I joined the Imperial Legion.

[@DCHFullTilt]

Did I watch Loopy's 20 hour longplay of Subnautica in three days, and then immediately start up this 12 hour longplay of Skyrim? We don't talk about that ...

[@ep5975]

Bro your channel is totally the thing i want to be at youtobe for me to chill with games on the background. TY!

[@J41d3nnnx]

This is the best longplay ive ever seen, you deserve more subs man this was awesome and fun to watch. I just subbed and liked. :)

[@DantePaxton113]

Who needs sleep medication when you got loopy longplays? Bruh out here curing insomnia one game at a time A hero of no words But a hero nonetheless Thank you for your service

[@T0NY69]

did I just watch 11 hours of skyrim yes, yes I did

[@margierules000]

when i was a kid in 2011, i used to sit and watch my brother silently play this game… now over a decade later i’m still watching ppl play this game ;u; ty skyrim

[@Zanoladab]

I put around 453 hours into this game and i still haven't beat the main campaign yet 😭

[@enquires_state_building]

Loopy: fighting a polar bear Derkeethus: flying around Loopy: stops fighting the bear and just watches him

[@LoopyLongplays]

Derkeethus is on another plain of existence.

[@Smileywithajay]

I put this on while I’m working and it’s so relaxing to have something in the background and be able to follow the story

[@amourito123]

6:01:51 Maul: "She's got friends in high places if you know what I mean" Loopy: Looks up

[@LoopyLongplays]

I took that literally, maybe she knows a dragon or 2 lol.

[@amourito123]

@@LoopyLongplays hehehe

[@amourito123]

@@LoopyLongplays really like your videos! Tx for uploading :)

[@Coco-pr4di]

Nice! I enjoy watching these kind of videos because it's always fun to watch what strategies and whatnot people use to start their game.

[@RoDaGrier]

Hey loopy. I am sick today and this has been massively entertaining. Thanks. I looked up your patreon and signed up. As long as I can find an adventure game to keep my interest every month I will keep paying.

[@christopherstaley7460]

WHAT IN BLAZES IS THAT?! (The patreon thing that is. I keep hearing about it but never know what it is.)

[@aytobecrow4151]

That's the only good walkthrough without commentary Keep it up

[@arielharvey2039]

"Did you really see a dragon?" *Nods* Idk why, but that was strangely adorable... I LOVE this game, btw

[@vassalofthenight9945]

Thanks dude, I've got well overa thousand hours in skyrim but I've never actually completed the main quest lmao. Can't play it right now too since my laptop is on it's last legs and it will be a fair bit of time before I can purchase a better one, so watching this is the only way I could finally see the main quest finished, at least for now

[@PrestoTheBestooo]

You played for 11 hours straight This man deserves more fame then Addison Rae

[@Yive.]

More

[@korrenthereaper4357]

12*

[@mageflame7477]

2 seconds short of twelve at that, hats off to this lad!

[@2222Public]

My brother used to play morrowind and Skyrim when I was younger. I loved watching him play because he was so good at the games. This reminds me of that. Good, simpler times

[@sandvich9904]

I kept this on all night, when I woke up the video was over!

[@LoopyLongplays]

Did Loopy really finish the game? Lol ;)

[@sandvich9904]

Yep, you did :)