I Killed Every NPC in Oblivion
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Published 2023-06-13
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All Comments (21)
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I appreciate the fact that you killed the adoring fan at dive rock. Such a classic.
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Dagon sought to destroy all of Nirn. I'd like to imagine his surprised and disappointed expression while he watched some random prisoner do his job far better than he could.
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"You've done it! You've saved the Shivering Isles from the Greymarch" "Oh I wouldn't say saved, more like under new management"
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Love your reaction to Shivering Isles. Wildest thing is that DLC is canon, so the Sheogorath you meet in Skyrim is canonically the player character from Oblivion
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Sheogorath has a line in Skyrim that references the events of Oblivion. Proving that he is indeed the Hero of Kvatch now reborn as Sheogorath.
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lets not forget that before oblivion came out, during development the AI had to be dumbed down becuase they were to smart, the drug adicts would kill shop keeps if they didnt have enough gold on them to buy drugs (this was not scripted and a unforeseeable consequence) and would generally kill a shop keep before you get to them, resulting in a dead merchant on your first arival
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I agree that oblivion does have some repetitive quests, but not on the same scale as skyrim ("oh, the 5000th quest where you need to kill draugrs and retrieve an item!"). I think that all in all, oblivions quests, especially the side quests, are way more diverse and entertaining
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Want you to murder Morrowind next. No essential NPCS (the expansion Tribunal tries to prevent you from killing NPCs by making them super overpowered but that just turns them into optional superbosses instead), a main quest that can be accomplished even if you murder plot-essential characters, every fucking bandit has a unique name so you have to track down and kill them too. And the best part is that there's a "taunt" feature that allows you to kill almost every character in the game legally.
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fun fact the reason the argonians were not as affected in oblivion was because they decided to charge straight into the gates the moment they appeared causing the dadera to destroy the gates and try to retreat while STILL being blitz
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Choosing Vivaldi for the slaughter phase... Superb. Well played sir dump.
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Umaril is a very noteable elf, famous for being an elf and getting killed by Pelenal whitestreak, who himself is a famous non-elf, known for killing elves
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Killing every npc in Starfield bouta take FOREVER
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Love your videos your a huge inspiration for my genocide
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The god of chaos also being the god of order is actually really clever. Also that adoring fan promo is so cursed lol
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given the choice, dumpathan would have joined the mythic dawn
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Fallout : New Vegas next? Also just wanted to say I love the fact you do research to be sure you don't miss a singular npc :)
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"I've been looking forward to this" -Count Dooku
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You've probably already seen comments saying so, but picking the Divine Crusader armor to wear for the rest of the playthrough was incredibly fitting given its story
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The fact you had to chase Runs-in-circles for so long is amazing
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Killing every NPC in Morrowind is of course a contender for next video but I also think killing everyone in Halo would be entertaining to watch.
