The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion Ending HD

[@bendavis3778]

Man, Sean Bean dies in everything

[@borrburison648]

ben davis except in real life so far XD

[@jayboy8080]

lol

[@DocJamesH]

Except li- I won't jinx it...

[@serdarcrnogorac1950]

Boromir XD

[@InfiniteCookie3-jo2bb]

@@serdarcrnogorac1950don’t forget he also died in game of thrones playing the king of winterfell (Ned stark)🥲😅

[@AdiShoShuperShweet]

Martin's dead...oh well! Here's a new set of armor! >_>

[@abhabh6896]

Well, I hate it.

[@DKlolpol]

i could almost cry, martin was my favorite NPC

[@tut28Angel]

DKlolpol I cry my hero was in love with the guy.

[@paperbullet1945]

Well, considering how every other NPC was a lifeless brick...

[@DrPacman]

@@paperbullet1945 atleast they would actually talk to each other and recognise the player unlike in skyrim

[@DavidGonzalez-pk4jr]

@@sireregor6633 Oblivion and Skyrim are both awesome, I’m gonna buy Morrowind tomorrow

[@Endelyon_Jikken]

my hero was in love with Martin too :(

[@chaosknight8428]

I've always loved the speech that Martin gives at the end 1:29-2:24

[@theslayerfreak]

Me Too, It Touched My Heart

[@DustinBarlow8P]

@@theslayerfreak More of a monologue than a speech. Still brings a tear to my eye. "I NOW TAKE MY PLACE WITH MY FATHER AND MY FATHERS FATHERS"

[@Nehamah92205]

This proves why Oblivion is just so underrated! The game may be a little silly, but compared to other elder scrolls games, It is just absolutely amazing!

[@BritishLad82]

the way he says "The last of the Septims passens into history..." just makes me cry

[@serdarcrnogorac1950]

After his death, Great War ia happen between Imperial and Altmeri Dominion

[@_Muzolf]

Ah Chancellor Ocato, assasinated by the Thalmor shortly after, and a new dark age started for the empire, as it started to fall apart and the Aldmeri Dominion has risen again, to subjucate everyone and spread lies about how the Oblivion crisis was actually resolved. Claiming they were the ones who fixed everything. The Thalmor are the kind of enemy you love to hate if you cared for ES lore at all.

[@Scoffslaphead72]

I hope we get to destroy them in ESVI. I really hope the next game takes place in the second great war.

[@calmcloudlesssky3443]

And murdered all the Blades, and reduced Cloud Ruler to rubble, and sacked and brutally occupied the Imperial City and anyone who doesn't think they did their level best to desecrate the Temple of the One is kidding themselves... just... I don't understand why Skyrim had to be a story about random apocalyptic dragons. I really don't. LET ME AT 'EM.

[@Thoralmir]

@@calmcloudlesssky3443 And keep in mind that the Thalmor were only winning because they had a Daedric artifact. When that was destroyed, they immediately proposed the White-Gold Concordant.

[@calmcloudlesssky3443]

@@Thoralmir I have been nursing a grudge against the Thalmor since 2014 and I have never heard this before. Where did you get this information?

[@Thoralmir]

@@calmcloudlesssky3443 It's called the Orb of Vaermina. It was used by the Altmer general Lord Naarifin during the Great War to spy on Titus Mede II and his Legions. elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/Orb_of_Vaermina

[@TriatomicAI]

Martin Septim: The fate of the empire, these things now belong to you. Hero of Kvatch: Lol I'm gonna become Sheogorath and never return to Nirn. Martin Septim: Wait no! The Empire needs you! Don't let the Thalmor rise to power! Hero of Kvatch: Lol I can't hear you, Haskill needs me, bye forever.

[@josebenardi1554]

LoneStar German Best comment ever

[@CustodianHadrian]

Kind of sucks, knowing that I grew up with Skyrim for a while, until I found better games like oblivion and morrowind. Hopefully if I can, I'll try to get arena and daggerfall.

[@josebenardi1554]

Minet Mann I grew up all ocer Tamriel, personally I would sat Arena and Daggerfall are really worth it.

[@CustodianHadrian]

+José Benardi Then I'm sold, but since it's only compatible with MS-DOS, should I get an emulator?

[@josebenardi1554]

+Minet Mann I used DosBox. Followed a tutorial on KZbin because of how hard it is to run these old games properly. Last but not least keep more than one save to insure that you don't lose your progress. Save often and good luck.

[@TheTrueSpottedStripe]

I still get goosebumps with this scene, it's just so well done.

[@jmxd3303]

I get chills when he said 3rd age has ended knowing the new age will be the Great War

[@jacobwarder6135]

Conversation with Ocato=foreshadowing about skyrim events

[@Camaroni1000]

Jacob Warder "Let's not worry about the future!" - Chancellor Ocato

[@aninditapaul9291]

@@Camaroni1000 Actually Ocato was right, because who the heck refers to 200 years later when they say "Let's not worry about the future"?

[@King-ww6ni]

@@Camaroni1000 Ocato: Let's not worry about the future i will die anyway

[@joereader2594]

And then came lot of sleeping for that armour

[@123Atomizer]

Joe Reader Nah, I just stood in the rain at their front door for two weeks.

[@ryansmith7208]

123Atomizer Store Clerk 1 "He's just been standing there this whole time. He hasn't moved an inch." Clerk 2 "What a freak."

[@saeran8079]

Good I wasn't the only one

[@MartianManHunter2258]

Alternative ending: -Player walks into the center with the Staff of Sheogorath and the Wabbajack -Players crushes them and becomes a giant Sheogorath -Sheogorath yells "DAEGON!" -He then casts a spell at Mehrunes Daegon and turns him into CHEESE!

[@hohohoaaa2262]

XD

[@valendir1]

*“CHEESE!!! For everyone!!!!”*

[@projectpems8304]

Meanwhile in Skyrim.... "STOP SAYING YOU QUIT ADVENTURING BECAUSE OF AN ARROW IN YOUR KNEE, I GET BURNED BY DRAGON ON A DAILY BASIS"

[@AvesZephyros]

"Arrow in the knee" means getting married in Nordic. Get it? Man goes down on one knee to propose? Shot in the knee by an arrow. ;D

[@stinkyblood12345]

EaglehawkAves lol well said

[@n-o-i-d]

EaglehawkAves Haha pretty clever :)

[@gregorykon709]

200 years later*

[@justnoob8141]

*MEANWHILE ME* Nordic heroes: All hail the dragonborn! :D

[@BlackMageVivi456]

What makes the ending even more epic is that SEAN FUCKING BEAN is the voice actor for Martin :DDDDD

[@aninditapaul9291]

@@HamanKarn567 Nah I like Mehrunes Dagon as a villain way more than Dagoth Ur.

[@dacringeyfangirl]

Man I wish Skyrim had a cutscene like this. I have high hopes that TES6 will have one though

[@Mcgoo500]

"we have no emperor" MEEEEEEEEEEE

[@thoruszwolf4153]

-DEEEEEEE xD

[@Mcgoo500]

Thorus Zwolf wow took me a week to finally realize what you said XD

[@aninditapaul9291]

@@thoruszwolf4153 Nice

[@ethanbrown9112]

No matter how many times I beat the main quest, I want to cry every single time

[@Notchella1]

*"These things, now...belong to you....* ... ... wHAt hAppEned?!

[@kanrup5199]

this ending is superb. skyrim ending was not this good.

[@jayboy8080]

agreed

[@Gokual]

Kan Rup but skyrim have lot of quest more important and bad ass

[@MegaKillerPizza]

+Gokual Motosuwa nah oblivion is better than skyrim

[@Gokual]

Morrowind nigga !

[@thomasalvarez6456]

It didn`t have an ending it had an ending more like Daggerfall.

[@sabbagels]

Sean Bean even dies in video games.

[@darkdragonforever]

lmao i was just about to type that

[@RaytheGrayt]

My dude Sean bean...

[@Neriad13]

When Martian was doing the voice-over after he defeated Dagon, I was getting misty-eyed.

[@martongergely757]

the line "the fate of the empire, these things now belong to you" lines up perfectly, because in skyrim you have to choose to side with the empire or rebel and push them out of skyrim weakening them further

[@arielgibson9393]

One of the most amazing endings of all time

[@9volt65]

finally, 6 full years after oblivion came out, i finally finished it today. welp. that was an interesting experience.

[@Xolcm]

Akatosh is shattered. Jauffre is defeated. With the dragon's blood and Amulet of Kings, we have sealed the gates of Weynon Priory forever. The last of the Septim's passes now into the frying pan. I shat. I take my place with my father, and my father's father's. And my father's father's father's father's. When the next Elder Scroll is written, you will shat it. The shape of the future, the fate of the Empire... All these things, now belong to the Grey Fox.

[@paljitsingh354]

For me after the cutscene Jauffre and the Chancellor started fighting, I had to kill Jauffre, I got sent to jail (I paid the fine, didn't actually go to the jail) and then 2 imperial guards and the corrupt captain of the guard started to attack me...

[@valon5069]

Paljit Singh the same thing happened to me, but I just let the chancellor kill jauffre and the quest went back to normal, though all guards were trying to kill the chancellor after that

[@GingerSnape46]

That little speech at the end always chokes me up a little.

[@OverlordMD]

I love how Ocato's annoying voice just batters through the emotional moment.

[@kyletrav996]

And than, few years later,the Aldmeri Dominion came and fuck everything up, way to go Lord Naarfin

[@tyrander1652]

Cantus Jeral gets a whole county for stopping a couple of guys at Pale Pass. I stopped thousands of deadric monsters and dremora warriors single-handedly, saved every city, not to mention whole plane of existence, and all I got was a lame set of armor. Ocato is probably going to give the Seat of Kvatch to his wife's sister's husband's nephew. What's up with that? The Martin-dragon-god should have blessed me as the new Emperor. What does this game say to our children about being rewarded for killing lots of people?

[@HamanKarn567]

Well that is the beauty of being a hero. You need no reward because it was your destiny to fulfill the end of the third era crisis. I mean afterall you probably would make more money dungeon and bandit fortress looting in a day then a count makes off taxes anyway and plus depending on who you are you got several castles and strongholds around Cyrodil already.

[@ceasefire2825]

you get to become a god tho

[@tyrander1652]

@@ceasefire2825 And sit around and do what? Play poker with the other gods knowing what is in their hands? Plan a take-over every two hundred years?

[@ceasefire2825]

@@tyrander1652 you get to fuck with mortals in ever so creative ways

[@tyrander1652]

@@ceasefire2825 True, but unless you are a real psychopath that gets boring after a thousand years or so.

[@aiurzealot1710]

Sometimes, it feels like Oblivion was meant to be the final game in the series.

[@afungai1649]

Considering Skyrim exists, that statement is clearly not true.

[@theslayerfreak]

@@afungai1649 He Meant As In How It Ends And How It seems like there was really nothing left to the story of The Elder Scrolls, but yes I agree since skyrim exists it seems the devs had and still have thoughts about the 4th Era

[@Murasame13]

@@sandvichnavy2682 200 years if im not mistaken?

[@k1ttenofborg187]

Almost cried my first time finishing the main quest 😢

[@redthewarrior1569]

It would’ve been so cool if in Skyrim you were able to go to Cyrodiil and see Martin still encased in stone

[@TheAwesomeDarkNinja]

"Who is this person you pledged your service to? Brother Martin?" "He... He was my friend."

[@psalm4148]

I was truely sad when I played this ending

[@MrFirefox]

This ending went hard... great writing

[@seventhson2151]

Cuckold ending: Im gonna stand in the corner and watch someone else beat the game for me.

[@RiseReligion]

Your character was never the true hero

[@subhankarbaral9236]

@@RiseReligion Exactly, the true hero of Oblivion is Martin Septiim, the player is more like a companion of him, who was there till his death whereas in Skyrim, you yourself are a legend whose job was to save the world from Alduin, the evil brother of Akatosh. So, although the ending of Oblivion is good but it was Martin who achieved the glory not you but in Skyrim, it is the player who achieved the glory not some NPC.

[@RETROTITANPLAYS]

The Elder Scrolls I, II, III and IV all took place within the same lifetime. Within Uriel's lifetime, in fact. The Emperor that dies in the beginning of the fourth game, is the same one we're tasked with rescuing in the first. Uriel was a force from the beginning of it all, from the first time anyone ever loaded up an Elder Scrolls Game. We existed within the Septim Dynasty, all the way until the end of the Oblivion Crisis. I see a lot of people complaining that Skyrim wasn't as good... but it isn't that it's worse, it's that it FEELS different. In that way, the developers did a perfect job. The first four games were more alike to one another, because they all took place within a few decades... but after that, it was CENTURIES before the events of Skyrim took place. We existed in a new age of heroes, with four different people who changed the course of Nirn's history within such a short span of time. The man who stopped Jagar Tharn, which led to Martin being able to be born, the man who caused the warp in the west, bringing many timelines together, the immortal re-incarnation of an ancient Chimer, who broke the control over the heart of Lorkhan and defeated the Gods of Morrowind... and finally, the man who not only helped his friend become the Avatar of a god... but later became a Daedric God himself. But in Skyrim, all we hear of is the shattered legacy of a bygone era. The Knights of the Nine have been destroyed, the Blades work from the Shadows, the Empire is ruled by a coward, the people of Tamriel live in fear of Elven overlords, the once loyal and hopeful nation of Skyrim is torn apart by civil war, Vampires seek to take over the world, the World Eater intends to do the same... while consuming the souls of all he meets... and the first Dragonborn ever to exist, seeks to devour the last and become the ruler of all things. In Skyrim, we aren't the beginning of anything... we're not the man who destroys a tyrant and brings about a period of peace for the empire, or the man who changes time, we're not the man who had the soul of one long dead... and we're not the man who pushed back Oblivion and then became a god. The end of each Elder Scrolls game is a beginning, but Skyrim makes one thing clear... we are the LAST Dragonborn. There will never be another... it ends with us. And though there may be other heroes, there will never be another quite like us. Skyrim is the dying breath of what the Empire used to be... of the heroes it used to represent. The Dragonborn is the final gasp of glory. When the Elder Scrolls VI comes out, my guess is that we will be working to stop the Thalmor, to END the suffering... to bring in a new age of heroes... but Skyim isn't that story... and when you understand how dire things really are in Skyrim, you begin to understand that, while the story was different... it was by no means, bad.

[@Jimjam-lk4ud]

I just want a happy ending for the fourth era in es6 :(

[@dancorcoran7883]

It would be awesome if they remake Oblivion for more modern graphics before TES6

[@OblivionWalkerVerified]

it would be cool, but the thing is they already made tha game. remaking a game of a game wouldn't be a good selling point. unless of course oblivion was the best selling elderscrolls game of all time then maybe.

[@dancorcoran7883]

Well I would pay £50 for it and I've already played literally thousands of hours of Oblivion, I'm sure loads of the fans would re-buy it, and the people who maybe only played Skyrim would buy it. I don't know much about game design, but surely it wouldn't be too costly or time consuming for the devs to 1080p/60fps it on new consoles even?

[@chr0305]

They should remake Morrowind aswell :)

[@OblivionWalkerVerified]

as i mentioned before..... morrowind and oblivion weren't as good as sky rim. as far as i know apparently bethesda want to remake skyrim again. for ps4 and xbox one

[@chr0305]

Isn't that a matter of opinion? I mean, I don't think that skyrim is better than oblivion only the graphics, I'm not saying that oblivion is better than skyrim though, all I'm saying is that it's a matter of opinion :)

[@dranzerE24]

either the characters in skyrim grew taller or the dragons shrunk

[@metatrontf]

Oblivion may be funny and ridiculous in many aspects (e.g. voice acting, AI), and sometimes the entire game looks like a glitch, but this ending is legendary and blows Skyrim out of the water. It's amazing. I can't wait for Skyblivion.

[@darkshadows76]

comparing skyrims ending to this one skyrims ending is pretty weak. in this one you cast back dagon and there is a giant battle against martin and dagon.but in skyrim you kill adluin and he melts into nothing and nobody cares that you are dragonborn (edit)

[@jjortiz7504]

(Edit) Please practice on your grammar.

[@Lucas70019]

Jose Ortiz Leave him be, Jose.

[@jjortiz7504]

I'm sorry

[@ZombieGangster]

Wtf

[@lc5513]

Because only a few people know about you.Alduin was a myth to the public,it would be totally inlogical if the puplic knew all about it.They may have only seen a few average dragons and that's it.And also Alduin returns to daddy Akatosh who's probably gonna smack him for ignoring his true duty which is destroying the world,instead of trying to rule it

[@Iqbalx1]

and the fucking thalmor took all the credit and you eventually become the deadra god of madness a sad ending

[@blueshit199]

How could being Sheogorath be any sad?

[@hagridpotterz7802]

BlueShit199 Because the Hero of Kvatch is now a crazy god.

[@123Atomizer]

Iqbalx1 Well in all honesty, you do seem normal even after shivering isles. You could've just changed your shit to be less...crazy.

[@hagridpotterz7802]

123Atomizer​ That's just for the gameplay, they aren't going to have you crazy in the game, but in the Lore you definitely are, the Hero of Kvatch is in Skyrim (you probably already knew) and he is crazy.

[@DavidGonzalez-pk4jr]

@@hagridpotterz7802 in a way it’s disappointing, but at the same time it’s cool because you’re a god

[@MrJammification]

Fantastic, I've been searching for a copy of this that isn't in 240p and doesn't lag. Thanks a lot!

[@samalvey8168]

All that work, all that sacrifice, and then the events of Skyrim happen. One reason why I always side with the Empire in Skyrim is because I will not let everything I fought for and Martin's sacrifice be in vain!

[@Aradhrin]

I miss Martin :( + he was the last of the Septims... that just makes me sad :'(

[@FourEyedFrenchman]

"The last of the Septims passes now into history. I go gladly, for I know my sacrifice is not in vain. I take my place with my father, and my father's fathers. The Third Age has ended and a new age dawns. When the next Elder Scroll is written, you shall be its scribe. The shape of the future, the fate of the Empire, these things now belong to you." I like how meta Martin's speech is. It's like he's acknowledging that the divines allowed the Septim dynasty to rule Tamriel for centuries, and the time has come for others to rule. After Oblivion, the Thalmor assassinate Ocato, the Empire falls to pieces, Cyrodiil is consumed by a succession war, the Dominion rises and invades the lands of men, and the fate of the Empire is left dangling by a thread, its fate ours to determine.

[@HWDragonborn]

Septim Dynasty starts with a Dragonborn and ends with a Dragonborn

[@hefik8689]

dude you realize no matter who would be the last septim would be a dragonborn?

[@aninditapaul9291]

Umm... all the Septims were dragonborns, not just the first and last.

[@inspirefolie]

I need to play this again just to get the taste of GoT season 8 out smh. I wish it had ended half as well as this 😔

[@ssvnormandysr-2995]

That was the best ending in the world of elder scrolls I one day the game will be on ps4 and xbox1

[@thelambsauce7307]

It is 😄👍

[@keulron2290]

Hopefully never on a PS. Sony is a terrible company.

[@endarus6053]

I will agree that Oblivion’s ending is much better than Skyrim but i prefer Skyrim due to the magic system. And the shouts, gotta love them shouts.

[@kloejackson6984]

omg, i didn’t realize that was sean bean, it makes so much more sense. 😅

[@luisangelgonzalezruiz443]

The best videogame ending forever!

[@detectiveoriginal8566]

Martin septim:You will guide the empire Bendu Olo/Hok:Fuck dat shit i'm out.

[@Espodude17]

Before he went into battle to die Martin said "thank you, you were a good friend for the short time that I known you"

[@TheDestelloazul]

At that moment I was like "Bruh, don't die please" got teary after that...

[@hafezrz4943]

one of the Greatest games that i have played.

[@aguy6500]

an game that you actually have an unique armor specialty made for you incredible

[@jimbeam2299]

Man, the ending to Oblivion was truly cathartic.

[@deb-1558]

I get emotional every time 😔❤️

[@coltonowens2742]

Yes Oblivion is an amazing game and worth playing if your an Elder Scrolls fan.

[@xmlviking12]

FOR THE EMPIRE!

[@Rompstirdg]

this legit made me cry when I first played it

[@DanMegacam]

Just beautiful and epic at 2:17 to hear the celebrating voices of free people.

[@Spens54]

Man, Skyrim and Oblivion are so different. Oblivion has so many more creatures, spells, magical items, and abilities with awesome cities. Not to mention an immortal Shadowmere. Skyrim has awesome combat, dual wield, better followers and more exciting landscape. If it weren't for graphics I'd say Oblivion was better.

[@icysaracen3054]

Thats an ending where you can get off your computer seat, go outside and take a nice walk in the sunshine.

[@Thoralmir]

Dagon may be the Daedric Prince of Destruction, but Akatosh is the God of Time, and Time destroys all things.

[@k1ttenofborg187]

Where can I find the music for when Martin is talking?

[@notjimbo9527]

Martin: “I know my sacrifice was not in vain’ The thalmor: allow us to introduce ourselves

[@dacringeyfangirl]

1:46: *exists* Uriel V: Am I a joke to you?

[@aninditapaul9291]

Uriel VII best Emperor fight me

[@birdwife589]

Martin was the highlight of the story, great character.

[@silphaer5353]

Goddamn Ocato breaking the immersion.

[@SirJenti]

Not the hero we deserved, but the hero we needed.

[@willyus1]

It's very wierd that the day I beat this game you post a video of the ending

[@tfue528]

I love the whole elder scrolls series and I will play them till the day I die, I love skyrim but I still love oblivion the most out of all the games. I think it's just all the lore ,there are so many things to know .Elder scrolls for life . (By the way I love oblivion the most because I love the landscape of cyrodiil the most .please like if you agree and if you love the elder scrolls series .🗡🏹🛡)

[@misbaksel12345]

This ending with Skyrim graphics... Just imagine the awesomness.

[@conios9141]

0:00 Oblivion Ending.

[@ExElJayMen]

Mehrunes Dagon is no more. The power of the Dragonborn has eliminated the Daedric Prince of Destruction. The fate of the empire rests in peace.

[@theotacomex]

now in the squeal lets make the empire look like assholes :)

[@ExElJayMen]

The O Taco true dat

[@EariosRandomness]

I've got a bit of a theory, but I have no idea if it can be proven or not. The theory is that the player-character in each Elder Scrolls game is an individual with the potential of instigating a Dragon Break (you'll have to look up what those are for yourself because I'm not going to bother reiterating what others have said).

[@SwordSkill2]

If his father at the very beginning of the game went to the temple since he already had the Amulet of Kings, the game would have been finished...

[@MrHalohunter24]

+SwordSkill2 It wouldn't have mattered. When Uriel died, the Dragonfires went out and a new Septim was needed to relight them. That's why you're looking for Martin in the first place.

[@SwordSkill2]

The Looney Reviewer MrHalohunter24 I won't argue, however I believe that if Uriel ran onto the Temple instead of running through dungeons, while he already had the Amulet of Kings, there wouldn't be a need for the main storyline, and Mehrunes Dagon wouldn't even get to be summoned because the Oblivion Gates would have been closed long ago.

[@SwordSkill2]

***** But the dragon fires wouldn't have went out if Uriel didn't die and he wouldn't have died if he didn't roam the dungeons for literally no reason!

[@SwordSkill2]

***** Good that his plan worked after all and he didn't end up dying.. *wink *wink *nudge *nudge

[@123Atomizer]

The dragonfires are lit at the start. He's trying to evade the mythic dawn.

[@DocAgony]

you should've became an emperor

[@cheecobean4238]

The game would've become boring after beating the main quest line if that were to happen.

[@blockyorbits2376]

+Cheeco Bean What? No, it would add even MORE to the game. There could be new systems, like upgrading cities, giving you something to dump all of your worthless gold on. It could grant you amnesty from the law at low bounties, stuff like that.

[@mrnebula5945]

Greatest elder scrolls ending

[@sawguy22]

Thanks for showing the ending. IT WAS BOSS

[@jdotem]

the ending is leagues beyond epuc

[@robinwitch666]

It commemorates a red dragon -- the most powerful normal type of dragon; the only one in Skyrim is Ohdaviing -- that was an ally of Tiber Septim when he united the Empire.

[@Corristo89]

To be honest, an empire doesn't need an emperor to be an empire. An empire is typified by military expansion, centralized government and ruling over diverse subjects. Rome for example was an empire long before Caesar grabbed power and Augustus cemented the end of the Republic. If anything, the end of the Septim line would mean the end of the monarchy, which it clearly was. Empires can have a monarch at the top, but don't need to. Rome for example was a republic and an empire. An empire is no form of government or state.

[@remixic17]

Btw, thank you for you oblivion vids :) 1+ sub

[@Lo-tf6qt]

I miss Oblivion , Morrowind but hopefully in Elder Scroll VI we can go back to Oblivion , Morrowind , Skyrim , Cyrodill and Valenwood

[@MultiKwolf]

i was really shocked when martin sacrifice him self for tamriel " if i got a chance to kill marunes daggon my self i will kill him with all force XD

[@xbighunkx]

i agree with you skyrim is so damn awesome never know what to suspect once i had to fight off three dragons by myself but then i watched they were fighting each other and turning into a werewolf and flinging giants oh so much fun

[@hohohoaaa2262]

:D

[@nigelraporam6917]

All down hill for the Empire after that atleast for 200 years, hopefully it'll make a comeback in elder scrolls 6

[@ThePaulP]

Watching this in 2022 thinking how much better this ending was than Skyrim's

[@jakobfel2]

This is literally the greatest ending to any video game in history. I played through the game for probably the hundredth time this summer and even to this day, the emotions that rushed me when this ending happened... it's indescribable. I mean, here you are -- an adventurer and an emperor -- standing in the temple dedicated to the patriarch of the Septim Dynasty. The whole of Tamriel is crumbling at your feet, despite all the work and trials that you both had gone through together. Your best friend says goodbye, knowing of only one last-ditch effort to rescue Nirn from a seemingly inescapable fate; you have little time to truly say goodbye, however, as he calls upon the blood of the Dragon God of Time to remember his covenant with the first ruler of the Empire, St. Alessia, and help him save Nirn from the Daedric Prince of Destruction. All of your adventures have led up to this point: the precipice of the future, your best friend's sacrifice may not even work... except that it does. He becomes one with Akatosh and transforms into an avatar of Akatosh, absolutely unleashing upon Mehrunes Dagon, banishing him to Oblivion and forever sealing the borders between Oblivion and Mundus. After all your adventures, after the heroic sacrifice of your best friend, you realize that finally, things have a chance to return to the way they were. You're recognized as a hero of the Empire, one among an elite knightly order founded by Tiber Septim, the guardian of the future of the Empire. I mean, none of the TES games have EVER given me such a strong emotional rush afterwards. Morrowind came close, Skyrim did too, but Oblivion? I still stand by the statement that it is the most perfect RPG ever developed. Fallout 4 is my favorite game of all time but Oblivion is still the best RPG ever made. I still say the Champion of Cyrodiil should have been the greatest candidate to become Emperor (and I still roleplay that Martin willed that I become Emperor as one of his final orders) but that doesn't diminish the flawlessness of this pure gem, this absolute masterpiece of art.

[@Miller728]

Its because your oblivion character was meant to close the gates, it was martins destiny to kill dagon

[@ShadowReiku]

Thanks for the upload :) My computer did not like this scene at all. It became too choppy to see or hear what was happening.

[@thepunkerlive9949]

Damn Imperials. Talos a true god and forfather of Martin. Long live the Stormcloaks

[@GeistDenPanzer]

Akatosh vs Mehrunes Dagon... This outta end well

[@Uouttooo]

How did the dragon win? The other guy was smashing his axe right into his chest! Why would the dragon choose to fight in melee range when the other guy had an axe and he did not even have hands to fend for himself??

[@treeofgeekology1978]

DON'T QUESTION IT!

[@treeofgeekology1978]

Exactly... I think

[@YOGI-kb9tg]

All gates are closed but there are meny ways of going to oblivion like the black books of Hermaos mora and the anchors in the eagerly anticipated elder scrolls online but as we all know the gates are for deadra to come to tamriel without being binded to any spell

[@dumbbuto]

dark brotherhood questline was pretty good not to mention the awsome dlcs :3