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If you want to know why I want this, then I feel sorry for you.

Video game piracy is considered the devil by video game companies. Many gamers see the video game industry's stance on piracy as misguided, willfully blinkard, and motivated almost entirely by greed. In my latest youtube video, I'd like to play devil's advocate and try to see the issue of video game piracy from the game industry's point of view. I hope you all enjoy it.

No they f*#@ing didn't. Stop making s#*! up.

I believe that video game pundit Jim Sterling is a hypocrite. Not necessarily a malicious or intentional one, but nevertheless one who needs to be called on on his hypocrisy. I made a youtube video giving five examples of how he is a hypocrite. I hope you all enjoy it. For the record, I believe this thread is on-topic for this board because one of the entries on this list deals with the Creation Club. If the mods disagree that this makes it close enough to be relevant, they may remove the thread. If you disagree with this assessment and aren't a mod, then I wish you luck in finding a thread you can happily post in! :)

But that doesn't explain how Necropolis would die if you took their water purification chip in FO1.

:rolleyes: You clearly didn't see the video at all. Otherwise you'd know that FO2 is just as guilty of this plothole as FO4 is.

In the Fallout universe, do ghouls need food and water? The Fallout 4 side quests "Kid in a Fridge" and "Long Time Coming" would have you believe that no, they don't need water. But today, in my latest youtube video, I hope to put that controversy to rest. I hope you all enjoy it.

Well, you do need to go out and kill someone and trap their soul. Sure, you can kill a bandit, who isn't innocent, per se, but is any mortal capable of committing a crime so heinous that they deserve an afterlife in the Soul Cairn? Then might I persuade you to subscribe? Here's a playlist of my most well-received work, if you're interested: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpL3n7W6QqgD8E8s9lrCD6ysUjYJV8bd0

My video was about the in-universe pros and cons of each :sad:

So as we all know, some people in Tamriel can transform into werewolves. Other people are vampires. Well, imagine if you were forced, as some cruel practical joke from a daedric prince, to become either a werewolf or a vampire, but you got to choose which one you became. Let's also assume that you actually care about innocent people and want to cause as little harm to others as possible while still maintaining the best quality of life possible for yourself. Which should you choose to become? In my most recent Youtube video, I endeavor to analyze the two forms and decide which is the lesser of two evils. I hope you all enjoy it.

Hey SkyrimUser72, perhaps this really old video of mine might take the words right out of your mouth: As well as this slightly more recent one:

It's SUPPOSED to be one great big mystery whether the College actually was involved with the Great Collapse. But today, I aim to look at the anecdotal evidence and get to the bottom of this Great Mystery regarding the fate of the once Great City of Winterhold. I hope you all enjoy the video.

Oh yes they do! Gasoline is a type of oil! Didn't you know that?! https://science.howstuffworks.com/gasoline2.htm ("Gasoline is made from crude oil. The crude oil pumped out of the ground is a black liquid called petroleum").

In that case, why do they have dwarven oil? Besides, that doesn't explain why the dwemer were using magical items instead of technology.

So why do the dwemer automatons in Skyrim have soul gems? In my latest youtube video, I attempt to speculate as to why. I hope you all enjoy it.

Now, I'm not suggesting that the Fallout games take place in the same universe as the Matrix, but rather, that everything that happens in Fallout 4 is all in the player character's head. I made a youtube video explaining my theory. I hope you all enjoy it.

I will not spoil it for you, but the climax of the main quest does take place in the afterlife! What exactly that entails, I will not reveal!

Legedur, thank you so much! Might I encourage you to subscribe for more videos like this one? I've already got a whole backlog of these types of videos that you can binge-watch if you like! Here's a playlist of some of my best work to get you started: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpL3n7W6QqgD8E8s9lrCD6ysUjYJV8bd0

I'm open to discussion. i'm just not open to repeating myself.

I will not reply to anything you say that I've already refuted in the OP, so take it or leave it.

You clearly did not watch the video at all. If you did, you'd know I addressed that specific argument in the video.

What if I have a rock in my shoe? His motive for saying this doesn't affect its canonicity.

This is one of the most polarizing decisions in all of Skyrim. I have sided with the Stormcloaks ever since the game's 11/11/11 release, and in my latest youtube video, I'd like to explain in great detail why I feel that way. I hope you all enjoy it.

A common fan theory about the Elder Scrolls games is that the video game discs on which the game data is stored are the Elder Scrolls themselves. That's an interesting fan theory. But today, I'd like to postulate a different theory, one that I feel has even more support in the lore than the currently accepted theory: Perhaps we, the fans, are the Elder Scrolls themselves! To support this theory, my latest youtube video is out now. I hope you all enjoy it.

I mean before the events of Skyrim. They've had 90 years since the Great Collapse happened.