Love in "Dragon Rising" when Irileth is giving the guards her pep talk there's this one guard who just says it like it is only really quietly. A dragon is attacking Whiterun? "Now we're for it!" he mutters. And when she shouts, "Who's with me?" he whispers, "We're so dead!" Only guard in the game who acts like dragons are really bad news.
Eddie Peraza You can get Lydia to take up the position of steward in the hearth fire expansion. It gets her out of your bedroom watching you whilst you sleep at least
@@RocafellaPlaza Lydia was my favorite and sadly she died(wolf queen quest in solitude I have hated that quest ever since) on my first playthrough before I knew I could marry people and when I was getting married for some reason she fell from the ceiling and completely ruined my marriage sermon because everyone started attacking me like I killed her in front of them or something.
Maven Black-Briar: "I can get the Dark Brotherhood and Thieves Guild after you!" Dovahkiin: *Laughs in Guild Master, Listener, Arch-Mage, Vampire Hunter, Companian, Thane of all Holds, Champion of the Daedric Lords and Slayer of Alduin/Miraak/Harkon*
Not to mention, property Barron, random mass murderer, slayer of no less than a thousand dragons singlehandedly and the true high king of skyrim (through mods for the last one)
This may be an unpopular opinion but I hope TES6 makes it so that you can't be in rival factions like FO4. The fact that you can do everything is kinda annoying to me? Like, c'mon, how the fuck could you do all that shit? There's something about that that causes me to be pulled out of the world.
@@JenIsHungry I agree actually. I've casually played on and off for years but I've just started my first sincere playthrough and I'm experiencing that exact disenchantment.
Dragonborn: And one more thing so i don't have to wait for your corpse to despawn. *Uses Raise Zombie, walks outside, and kills zombie Terek in the backyard*
Or just soul trap him into a gem and leave it sitting on a dresser or something, so he can just occupy the house in a less inconvenient way. Kinda like that dude trapped in Azura's Star.
In regards to Balgruuf's son killing him, Bethesda left in a piece of dialog where Irileth says "sometimes I think his own children want him dead." I'm surprised Nate didn't mention that.
I love how when Nate is talking about Balgruuf's cut content he just keeps cutting back to video footage of Balgruuf lying dead on the ground with his face in the planks.
@@svet370 open console, select balgruf and then just type kill, he actually shows it in the video, if you have trouble selecting him look up how to select him via commands.
If you check Maven's house properly you will also find that she made a Black Sacrament so we can already know that Bartlet was killed. The only question is where.
Brekker Yeah I wish she changed her attitude towards you depending on your positions in those guilds... it makes sense when you first meet her but if you talk to her as the best of the best she still acts like she has any power over you
LOL, yea, I wish I could tell her I killed Astrid and emptied the Brotherhood's base (which I've done on all but 2 playthroughs) and am therefore not afraid of DB … or Dragons, random bandits, cave fulls of Vampires, etc.
The thing which has always alarmed me about Breezehome is the fact that the bed is positioned directly above a giant, flaming firepit which burns 24/7. Anyone trying to use that bed is going to be aesphyxiated while sleeping.
So disappointed I can't join the Morag Tong in Skyrim. My Dunmer Dragonborn is a member of the DB, and has to kill Morag Tong assassins every hundred feet on Solstheim, like a bloody traitor.
@@DragonGunzDorian One: Tullius is an actually good character so if you kill him you're just an idiot. Two: fucking hell yeah I would definitely murder the shit out of Delphine. Three: eh I feel if you could kill Maven you'd be hunted down for the rest of your life so... nah
@@spicybeantofu I never play as a 100% good character, most of the time my character is in a very grey area. My Fallout character on the other hand tries to do the right thing whenever he can.
The biggest secret for me was the fact that there is a 2nd tavern called "the drunken huntsmen" right as you enter the city. Seriously, I found it like halfway through my first playthrough.
What's funny about that place is that you are given a Dark Brotherhood contract to kill the tavern keeper's brother Anoriath. Even if you wait until the brother is asleep in one of the rooms of the tavern and sneak-archer shoot him with the bedroom door closed, every time you visit that tavern keeper again he will say "Something you need, you miserable wretch?"
On the squatter, it’s possible that he was supposed to be a practical demo of using your title as thane to get out of trouble. His dialog sounds very much like the kind that makes most players kill NPCs, at which point the guards confront you and you flex your title to make them forget about it.
I think it'd just be better to ignore his killing. Squatters like that step on others rights, they should forfeit the protections others would get if they wish to trample on protections unprovoked
Irish guy bruh there’s multiple rapes and people getting getting completely ripped apart (including the children). This was done by the first vampire who did this to just one village in only one night
It's because scene of children murdering their father won't fly with censors in multiple countries, so they probably figured it's not really worth getting the game banned for a single quest.
@@davidstorm2224 I dunno about them, but it disgusted me in part because they changed the lore to appease the new online community. I quit playing it after about 6 days. I tried really hard to like it. But I am still playing and loving Skyrim
@@denilla8034 There is appeasement and practiality for gameplay. I'd be curious what big unsufferable change they made to draw you away. I quite like it myself and most lore-breaking elements are... explained by lore breaking elements. Dragon Breaks are an integral part of the lore.
Imagine spending your life breaking into a home and claiming it then some dude barges in chops your head off and then having your soul used to enchant some smelly boots
You have the option to go to Whiterun's steward and tell him that someone is living in Breezehome. He will take a guard and travel to Breezehome and evict Terek out. From there, Terek will wander around Whiterun like the Beggar Brenuin
Regarding Maven killing that dude: There's a skeleton at the bottom of a waterfall by Darkwater pass with a big rock tied around his legs. Maybe she had the dude executed gangster style?
I think trying that trick about launching him off the map using a lumber mill Nate told us about a while back might be entertaining. Of course, murdering him to death would probably be quicker and easier.
@@DennisMoore664 Well, launching them into a much more literal cloud district would probably also murder them to death. Provided they didn't like leave the map and despawn or something.
For the Maven quest, there's a master level lock in her home in Riften. If you get in there you find that she's performed the dark brotherhoods dark sacrament. Theres a letter from maven to Astrid asking why a certain someone wasnt dead yet. I assumed that was related to this case but maybe not
@@abramdelisle5746 it seems to start happening after you hit level 12 if you don't join the dark brotherhood before that. I always wondered if it was someone I pissed off somehow but it happens in every game I play. Might be worth testing out sometime by avoiding meeting any NPC after leaving Helgen until you hit level 12 and see if assassins still attacking you.
What's up with that cat anyhow. He's in Oblivion as well. Since the Oblivion Crisis happened what 200(ish) years prior to the events in Skyrim he is either 200 plus years old or he is passing on his name. For all I know either is likely. If this is revealed please don't spoil it. But I'd like to know if it becomes relevent. I like Elder Scrolls but I'm not a super fan. I still discover new stuff largely because the game is too easy and once I hit level 40 or higher I tend to restart and try different strategies.
Ok so this info is for the 10 tiny details videos, so when you interact with any of the dark brotherhood members, when you get to choose your response, always choose "remain silent" no matter what always choose that option, the old guy will have something interesting to say about it and others have some interesting dialogue. So here you go have some fun
@@flinfake Thank you! I'm doing a mage play through for the first time and I don't like having more than one play through at one time. Deleted characters by mistake and all that. So I would have to quit that character before starting a assassin character
Dragonborn: Preston, let me introduce you to Skyrims Space Program, you are going to love it. *Five seconds and a moon flight later* Dragonborn: And ever return!
@@mattes4929 Preston: * laughs in essential NPC * Preston: While I was up there I potted a town that's being attacked by raiders, here I'll mark it on your map... Dragonborn: ;-;
I might be the only one, but I like Preston's constant complaining about settlements. It's fun to indulge him and I usually get to kill something so it's a win/win.
@@left-2-write28 True. It's like "what do I get to kill today?". I can see how it'd get annoying when you actually have a plan to do something else though.
Irileth actually foreshadows the Balgruuf’s son thing early on in the game, she says something along the lines of “I think even his own son might want him dead”
I was always a little disappointed at how small whiterun was compared to windhelm and Solitude when you consider the role it has according to people and story.
You're actually supposed to go back to Dragonsreach and speak to the steward, who will bring the guards and kick the squatter out. The quest had actually been completed and readded through mods.
I imagine they removed the squatter from breezehome because when Skyrim first came out, much of the US still hadn’t recovered from the housing crisis and the recession. I think that would’ve hit too close to home for a lot of people.
Maybe, but realistically players will just murder that guy and be done with him, so no real point. It's funny how people always tend to "roleplay" some good noble guy, but then still proceed to steal all of those potions, ingots and ingredients in shops.
@@nicolasvillasecaali7662 everything at the fort is the clouddistrict. Everything on the level of the great tree is the upper district. the market is the market and everything behind the shops is the lower/poverty district.
I absolutely love that Terek was going to be a poster child for Skyrim squatter's rights. Considering the way my character deals with most things in her way, I don't think his case would have made it to court.
It would be possible to kick Terak out without killing him. You just had to report him to the jarls steward who would then come and kick him out. I know this because it seems either the mod Relationship Dialouge Overhaul or Cutting Room Floor accidentally brought him back into my game. After kicking him out he would just wander around Whiterun, hating you.
"Sure Bethesda IS dedicated to little details..." Correction. "Bethesta WAS dedicated to details", now thay dont even care about big problems in their games - thinking of fallout 76.
@Jacob Underwood not finishing all things in big games is normal. Important is for cut content to not influence rest of the game negatively (like this cut out butterfly quest). But relesing a game full of buggs that have been known for years is just evil. Not mentioning this Role play game drama Bethesda created not long ago where they preety much copied some other title just changing details, but it still was quite obvious. After what happened with fallout 76 I dont trust them with TES VI. Even tho I love Skyrim and play it to this day I will wait with puchase of TES VI until proper reviews come out. Bethesda got lazy and unimaginatice with their products not mentioning lying about their products before relase. I swear if I heare "it just works" again when they present TES VI I'm just giving up on them -_-
Lol! They probably took Tarek out because they knew 99% of the time it would go like, "This is my home, I live....(SLASH) augghhh..." (player casually steps over body)
I really like this series! The part about Breezehome was my favorite. I never go there once I can build my own house, but I'm very emotionally attached to it from my early play days.
"you can kill jarl Balgruuf by removing his essential status via console commands and have his brother Hrongar replace him" Okay but what if I also do it to Hrongar ? Do I just break whiterun or something?
My best guess your game will keep crashing or you'll get stuck during some cutscene where Balgruuf or Hrongar are suppose to show up, because they will not be able to deliver their lines, so rest of the cutscene won't trigger and you'll just have bunch of characters standing in loop, because they aren't suppose to be dead as "essential NPC". non-essentials of course just get replacement by their counterparts, spouses, apprentices, etc.
Vignar is probably scripted to take his place after, maybe after the Civil War quest is finished. So you'll still have a Jarl to actually finish the main story.
I'm not sure if this was Cutting Room Floor or RDO (both I believe include Terek) but there is another choice to get rid of him. If you go to Avinici back in Dragon's Reach you can tell him about the squatter. It takes a minute but you can then follow Avinici who tells you that he'll take care of it, and a guard back to Breezehome. The ensuing scene (which I won't spoil) is hilarious.
Ok but Terek would've actually been an awesome roommate. trying to contact the police to remove him, or even just growing to like him. I think someone should mod him in as a funny friend.
@@thehulk2711 I've played both morrowind and oblivion. Morrowind is what got me into the more western RPGs. Though man the way the weapons missed when your skill is low was annoying AF when I first started.
Monsecko I never really got into oblivion, I’ve beaten all the guild and main story but I just can’t get into it, morrowind on the other hand I play more than Skyrim I love morrowind
Nate, do an old Skyrim player a favor and make a video in which Alva from Morthal survives the quest involving Movarth. It is difficult, yet the rewards (especially if one is a vampire) are considerable. Alva becomes quite friendly and the game provides dialog to support this feat. It is difficult, l know you love a challenge!
I'm telling you, just watching Nate's videos have made me play this amazing game yet again for like the 20th time. Except this time, I'm playing as a mage. Before, I was STRICTLY a warrior class. No potions, no magic (except for when I absolutely had to; i.e the College of Winterhold entrance exam and the one Dwemer crystal puzzle later in that quest line). No shouts except for when I had to, i.e clearing the mountain to get to partysnax or to bring down Alduin with Dragonrender. And I played this on legendary difficulty, I know that seems hard but it really wasn't, especially that I was able to defeat Alduin at level 15 and have most of the dragon priests by then. I didn't use glitches or anything to exploit the game, I will admit I have in the past but that was after I had beat Alduin and won the Civil War and done all the quests, but still sticking to my Nordic warrior build. Now I'm playing as a mage and it just seems harder for some reason. I had to knock the difficulty down to adept at most. Having to manage all the magic reserves and potion making and everything, it is tedious. But I will say though, I've never had an inventory so cleared up and empty before lol. So, again, thank you Nate for your videos and getting me back into this *THICC* game.
so endlessly happy to see recent Skyrim content! I got on the bandwagon late but I love the game so much and I'm so glad to see others still enthused about TES.
I just let Terek live there lol. Cutting Room Floor is a mod that adds the content Bethesda cut out, including Terek squatting in my house. He's harmless, funny. i don't mind him staying and finishing off his years comfortable and with a place to call home.
Terek: This is my house and you can't have it. Me: Hmm. A hobo who'll watch my shit, Lydia, and all this gold I have....I know what I must do. *Becomes Dovahman and Terek becomes Skeever while Lydia watches my shit.*
I'm just wondering every time I go to Dragonsreach is who is or rather was the skeleton under the bridge. Just something I could never get out of my mind.
Something to factor in: There's a place high up in Dragonsreach you can actually get to past the Jarl's bed chambers that sits above that bridge. That body might have fallen from there.
Hey Nate! A few years ago I had a lvl 21 khajiit vampire. I was roleplaying as a bandit and one day when I returned to my home I found tons of bandits. As I walked inside I realized none of the bandits were attacking me. I wasn’t sneaking at all when I got on the bridge. I approached multiple bandits and they still didn’t attack me. There wasn’t a bandit leader either. The only one who attacked me was this one female bandit near the alchemy table. I was wondering if this was a glitch or a feature that was in the game. And sorry for my grammar, lol. I’m not very good with it.
@@NanoKai so there’s a guy at the end of a bridge near the tower who is pretending to be hurt and he takes you back to the tower and they all turn hostile and ambush you.. I found this out the other day.
Well damn, that’s got to be the first “# things you didn’t know about...” video in which I knew nothing before and had actual good content that isn’t just blind speculation. Awesome stuff! :D
One thing that they did tell me in white run, was how glorious our lord and savior Talos is!
“Lord and savior” psh...humans...
yOur vERy LIvEs
We talking abut the same Talos? Mister "Betray everyone he knows and nuke the cats" Septim?
@@ebrannock8139 And there it is, friends! The ugly truth!
Hail my friend
Love in "Dragon Rising" when Irileth is giving the guards her pep talk there's this one guard who just says it like it is only really quietly. A dragon is attacking Whiterun? "Now we're for it!" he mutters. And when she shouts, "Who's with me?" he whispers, "We're so dead!" Only guard in the game who acts like dragons are really bad news.
When that happened to me i laughed lmao
Oh that is one of my favorite parts lol. That guard is realistic lol
I’ve never heard that before, in all my playthroughs! That’s so cool!
I was on the quest when I read this comment and just now heard this for the first time. 3000 hours in and I'm still hearing new shit.
I like to imagine that guard is the same guard that gets yeeted off the tower when you have to use the dragon trap
"There's a man squatting in your home!"
DB: "You mean Lydia's doghouse?"
Gopnik
Basicly lol she has the stealth of a bull in a china shop
Oof
Eddie Peraza
You can get Lydia to take up the position of steward in the hearth fire expansion. It gets her out of your bedroom watching you whilst you sleep at least
@@RocafellaPlaza Lydia was my favorite and sadly she died(wolf queen quest in solitude I have hated that quest ever since) on my first playthrough before I knew I could marry people and when I was getting married for some reason she fell from the ceiling and completely ruined my marriage sermon because everyone started attacking me like I killed her in front of them or something.
Maven Black-Briar: "I can get the Dark Brotherhood and Thieves Guild after you!"
Dovahkiin: *Laughs in Guild Master, Listener, Arch-Mage, Vampire Hunter, Companian, Thane of all Holds, Champion of the Daedric Lords and Slayer of Alduin/Miraak/Harkon*
Not to mention, property Barron, random mass murderer, slayer of no less than a thousand dragons singlehandedly and the true high king of skyrim (through mods for the last one)
This may be an unpopular opinion but I hope TES6 makes it so that you can't be in rival factions like FO4. The fact that you can do everything is kinda annoying to me? Like, c'mon, how the fuck could you do all that shit? There's something about that that causes me to be pulled out of the world.
@@JenIsHungry what guilds are really rivals? Companions and Dark Brotherhood?
@@JenIsHungry I agree actually. I've casually played on and off for years but I've just started my first sincere playthrough and I'm experiencing that exact disenchantment.
Dragonborn laughs I can make you disappear real quick
When I first played Skyrim my character was named Breeze, so when I bought Breezehome I thought it was just a customized name 😂
Bri Lee what are the odds 😂
I named my character queef. Its almost the same
@@pauloliver8924 🤣🤣🤣
@@pauloliver8924 💀💀💀
anonymous boy25 she’s like 6
Terek: You want me out, you'll have to kill me.
Dragonborn: Alright, I can free up 5 seconds
Dragonborn: And one more thing so i don't have to wait for your corpse to despawn. *Uses Raise Zombie, walks outside, and kills zombie Terek in the backyard*
I have a nice soul gem he can occupy...
Honestly I wish he were in the game just so I could legally shout him apart inside of my house.
I just asked Avenici to remove him and he and a guard did just that.
3 words bro fus ro dah
Me: tries to play a 100% good character in skyrim
Nazeem: starts talking
The person who runs a museum on a cult and gives you 2400 gold for giving him a fragment of a knife: Yes
Killing nazeem makes you an even better hero
Oh boy! Here I go killing again!
@@asincereman5297
True
And now you know why it took killing a dragon to get thane status
Looks at title: "yeah this is probably a couple years old"
Looks at time: "what"
Mystery Man same. It was on my home feed, and I couldn’t believe someone was still making Skyrim content
and with nate there’s more to come
In that case, may I welcome you to this channel - in which I still find new things after all those years.
Well we have to get as much juice out of Skyrim as Todd himself right?!
Because it is a reuploaded video.
"If you want to get rid of me you'll have to kill me"
Well Terek allow me to introduce you to the soul cairn
But first, the mace of Molag Bal.
Before that, an ice spike to the crotch
But above that, fus-roh-da
Guys, guys. The Shrine of Bothieah.
Or just soul trap him into a gem and leave it sitting on a dresser or something, so he can just occupy the house in a less inconvenient way. Kinda like that dude trapped in Azura's Star.
In regards to Balgruuf's son killing him, Bethesda left in a piece of dialog where Irileth says "sometimes I think his own children want him dead." I'm surprised Nate didn't mention that.
Yeah
When I deposed Jarl Balgruf in my Stormcloak run, it cut me to my core when he turned to me and said, "And you. I thought better of you."
i felt my soul shrivel up
Felt like swallowing a tack
Same
You can't even avoid it either and it hurts ;-;
It hurts because he wasn't mad.
Just disappointed.
I love how when Nate is talking about Balgruuf's cut content he just keeps cutting back to video footage of Balgruuf lying dead on the ground with his face in the planks.
do you know how to actually do this part, like i cant seem to make hrongar my jarl, i want to do it to see how it is
Sleck are you using console commands to kill Balgruuf?
Scooby McSnack yeah I tried setessential 13bbd 0 but it doesn’t allow me to kill him
@@svet370 open console, select balgruf and then just type kill, he actually shows it in the video, if you have trouble selecting him look up how to select him via commands.
Klaus Dieter he drops to his knees, im able to kill second Balgruufs but not the original one on the thrown
If you check Maven's house properly you will also find that she made a Black Sacrament so we can already know that Bartlet was killed. The only question is where.
If they did kill him. Because apparently she did it a number of times, but the Brotherhood never showed up due to Astrid's marvelous leadership.
Yeah. And apparently she still uses the black brotherhood to do her dirty work, so they probably completed it at some point
That could also be meant for you.
Hence the reason why you can be attacked by assassins immediately after helgen
Maven: threatens me by telling me about her connection with the dark brotherhood and thieves guild.
Me: [laughs in nightingale and listener]
May your roads lead to warm sands, friend.
Brekker Yeah I wish she changed her attitude towards you depending on your positions in those guilds... it makes sense when you first meet her but if you talk to her as the best of the best she still acts like she has any power over you
@@DeathnoteBB yeah that would be cool, but maven should stay maven i guess
LOL, yea, I wish I could tell her I killed Astrid and emptied the Brotherhood's base (which I've done on all but 2 playthroughs) and am therefore not afraid of DB … or Dragons, random bandits, cave fulls of Vampires, etc.
Well for me it’s [Laughs in nightingale covered in the blood of the dark brotherhood members] 😂😂
The thing which has always alarmed me about Breezehome is the fact that the bed is positioned directly above a giant, flaming firepit which burns 24/7. Anyone trying to use that bed is going to be aesphyxiated while sleeping.
Just means you dont need a blanket!
Breathing carbon monoxide until your heart stops means you no longer need a blanket, yes.
@@NoJusticeNoPeace i laughed
Have you looked at the seams in that house? It's not sealed......there would be a "good" draft taking smoke out.
I didn't upgrade that part so it remained a hole in the floor...then I filled it with enough skulls to crash the game.
“If you want me gone you’re gonna have to kill me”
*Quicksaves*
lmao
Omg so relatable 😂
"That can be arranged"
Everybody gangster until the Bethesda pc quicksaves
“What are you doing?”
Breezehome: *exists*
Terek: Hippity hoppity, this is now my property.
Hilarious
Nice one
Dragonborn: skiddale skidoodle you're Neck is now a Noodle
*Pulls out Wabbajack*
Zappy zap zap! You are now a-
*Wabbajack sends squatter right into Lydia*
(Sorry if I double post)
This is a homerun meme
Irileth being a former member of the Morag Tong could also explain why the Ebony Blade ended up in Dragonsreach
Interesting *rubs chinbeard*
Would make sense with the Morag Tong worshipping Mephala
So disappointed I can't join the Morag Tong in Skyrim. My Dunmer Dragonborn is a member of the DB, and has to kill Morag Tong assassins every hundred feet on Solstheim, like a bloody traitor.
@@Aethuviel Except Dark Elves also were very present in the DB history. The night mother was a Dunmer too
@@joynelbonetdelgado4952 I know, but still. My boi is a huge patriot.
"Breezehome will most likely be the players first home"
Me: *Laughs in Lakeview Manor*
Laughs in owning oblivion
I just go to Anise cabin that’s where I chill I should also mention it’s my first ever playhrough of skyrim
@@sponen6920 xD
I actually got Severin Manor before Breezehome, which is far better in my opinion.
I only recently acquired Lakeview manor for the 1st time. Usually built a home from Morthal (I forget the name)
Knowing Bethesda, they would have made that squatter an essential character just to spite me.
Yeah they made all of the most hated characters essential.
Except nazeem fortunately,
@@DragonGunzDorian I know! Why can't we just walk into the palace of kings and just murder Ulfric?
Mete Tural why can't we just walk into castle dour and murder tulius?
I was mainly referring to delphine and maven.
@@DragonGunzDorian One: Tullius is an actually good character so if you kill him you're just an idiot. Two: fucking hell yeah I would definitely murder the shit out of Delphine. Three: eh I feel if you could kill Maven you'd be hunted down for the rest of your life so... nah
@@umbrvalken ah yes a shouty man with combat experience is definitely a good ruler of an entire bloody Jarldom. That being the Dragonborn and Ulfric
"we could just spare terrick"
(every single skyrim player laughs ominously)
Well there is one charactor we all play as thats 100% good and he gets to live in that time line.
@@spicybeantofu I never play as a 100% good character, most of the time my character is in a very grey area. My Fallout character on the other hand tries to do the right thing whenever he can.
@@TheTrueSpottedStripe Which is interesting considering the Fallout universe is generally the more twisted and cynic one 😁
@Cap'n Hands only justified reason to spare him lol
I just want a roommate in my Skyrim home. I'd let him live.
The biggest secret for me was the fact that there is a 2nd tavern called "the drunken huntsmen" right as you enter the city. Seriously, I found it like halfway through my first playthrough.
I thought that was a hunting store?
@@dutchvanderlinde9400 Technically but a lot of people tend to sit around at the tables and eat and drink
@@dutchvanderlinde9400 its both lol
What's funny about that place is that you are given a Dark Brotherhood contract to kill the tavern keeper's brother Anoriath. Even if you wait until the brother is asleep in one of the rooms of the tavern and sneak-archer shoot him with the bedroom door closed, every time you visit that tavern keeper again he will say "Something you need, you miserable wretch?"
Same
Bethesda removed the terrek guy but decided to keep NAZEEM of all people
I very much doubt that terrek has even been to the cloud district.
He's an easy fix, just get an arrow and a bow, aim where you wish
But if they didn't keep nazeem we would never get to use the thane out of jail card
@@nyctophile8365 I legit have never seen Nazeem in the cloud district. Hes such a poser wannabe 🙄
You can save, then delete him yourself. I typically do. Fucking hate that guy
"There's no way there isn't ANYTHING I Don't know about Whiterun"
EpicNate: Hold my skooma....
hey..
...not even once
@@kadythomas4573 Skooma
not even once
pig tit juice.
he only drinks juice
On the squatter, it’s possible that he was supposed to be a practical demo of using your title as thane to get out of trouble. His dialog sounds very much like the kind that makes most players kill NPCs, at which point the guards confront you and you flex your title to make them forget about it.
I think it'd just be better to ignore his killing. Squatters like that step on others rights, they should forfeit the protections others would get if they wish to trample on protections unprovoked
M’aiq met someone with an axe named wuuthrad once. he made M’aiq uncomfortable so M’aiq ran away
I don't believe you
J'Zargo has some scrolls for M'aiq, come to winterhold for some free loot.
I have returned, fur-man. Come back and face your fate.
Where is the guards
M’aiq, is this sentence a lie: This sentence is a lie.
Who else has been addicted to Skyrim during this quarantine
Hunter Erickson *raises hand* “guilty”
I plead the fifth
I have, but i still have not experienced this quarantine thing everyone speaks about. 🥴
120 hours in two weeks.....
No not really just to complete the game
Breezehome/knee: *exists*
Terrik/arrow: "Its free real estate"
“Bethesda saw it as too gruesome” ahh yes the universe that’s known to happy dandy without any gruesome events
But not too super dark. That would be too dark
Irish guy bruh there’s multiple rapes and people getting getting completely ripped apart (including the children). This was done by the first vampire who did this to just one village in only one night
Lmao oh yeah murder, your new torture room at you Dark brotherhood hide out, and cannibalism are fine but that quest is tooooooo much xDDD
Innocence Lost: Am I a joke to you?
It's because scene of children murdering their father won't fly with censors in multiple countries, so they probably figured it's not really worth getting the game banned for a single quest.
Can you imagine what the next elderscrolls will be like when this level of detail is in a game 12 years old
And I mean, the level of detail in Oblivion... When this had a ~6 year gap between Oblivion and It...
I hope it's bethesda who will still make the 6th one. I'm somewhat disgusted on the online version that I quit playing within a week.
@@neilchristiancalajate5615 why didn’t you like eso?
@@davidstorm2224 I dunno about them, but it disgusted me in part because they changed the lore to appease the new online community. I quit playing it after about 6 days. I tried really hard to like it. But I am still playing and loving Skyrim
@@denilla8034 There is appeasement and practiality for gameplay. I'd be curious what big unsufferable change they made to draw you away. I quite like it myself and most lore-breaking elements are... explained by lore breaking elements. Dragon Breaks are an integral part of the lore.
I love how it’s 9 years later and there’s still cut content that people are discovering
Terek i have a new home for you, the soul cairn.
Totes soul trapping this mcdouche
I live in the void
Sounds like British squatting rules
Imagine spending your life breaking into a home and claiming it then some dude barges in chops your head off and then having your soul used to enchant some smelly boots
*pulls out soul gem* In you go
You have the option to go to Whiterun's steward and tell him that someone is living in Breezehome. He will take a guard and travel to Breezehome and evict Terek out. From there, Terek
will wander around Whiterun like the Beggar Brenuin
Regarding Maven killing that dude: There's a skeleton at the bottom of a waterfall by Darkwater pass with a big rock tied around his legs.
Maybe she had the dude executed gangster style?
Mafia style you mean.
It's so annoying that you can't kill Maven
@@HexManiac-nf1yg wabbajack any essential npc that you hate. Turn them into money or a sweet roll
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So, concrete shoes before there was concrete?
“Kristoff is getting disappeared” -Nate 2020
Is that like getting murdered to death?
Edsel Lopez i guess
Its basically getting murdered to death, but in a more stealthy fashion. With less witnesses or traceability.
I think trying that trick about launching him off the map using a lumber mill Nate told us about a while back might be entertaining. Of course, murdering him to death would probably be quicker and easier.
@@DennisMoore664 Well, launching them into a much more literal cloud district would probably also murder them to death. Provided they didn't like leave the map and despawn or something.
For the Maven quest, there's a master level lock in her home in Riften. If you get in there you find that she's performed the dark brotherhoods dark sacrament. Theres a letter from maven to Astrid asking why a certain someone wasnt dead yet. I assumed that was related to this case but maybe not
I thought that dark sacrament was meant for us. Since you can get attacked by the dark brotherhood and survive
Maybe that certain someone is you.
@@abramdelisle5746 it seems to start happening after you hit level 12 if you don't join the dark brotherhood before that. I always wondered if it was someone I pissed off somehow but it happens in every game I play. Might be worth testing out sometime by avoiding meeting any NPC after leaving Helgen until you hit level 12 and see if assassins still attacking you.
"You want me gone, you're going to have to kill me!"
"Okay"
"No, wait, aaugh!"
money money money
What's up with that cat anyhow. He's in Oblivion as well. Since the Oblivion Crisis happened what 200(ish) years prior to the events in Skyrim he is either 200 plus years old or he is passing on his name.
For all I know either is likely. If this is revealed please don't spoil it. But I'd like to know if it becomes relevent.
I like Elder Scrolls but I'm not a super fan. I still discover new stuff largely because the game is too easy and once I hit level 40 or higher I tend to restart and try different strategies.
@@0lAllan The answer to the game being too easy is the same as every other problem in the Elder Scrolls: MODS
Do you get to the cloud district very often of course not what am I talking about
Having Balgruuf's brother as the Jarl sounds like a fun way to play the main and the civil war quests again
Terek: “I might let you live in the home you bought.”
Me: “mess with labbo you get the stabbo”
When you nappo, you'll get slappo
In no world I would let my dear daughter Lucia alone at home with Terek, I'm sorry but he had to go.
Lmao
Lucia is probably my favorite adoptable child she doesn't complain as much 😂
Skylar Powell and sofie
My favorites are Sofie and Alesan
Icouldntthinkofanythingcreative sofie & lucia are my go tos. i always grab sofie asap bc wildhelm is cold & scary 🥺
Ok so this info is for the 10 tiny details videos, so when you interact with any of the dark brotherhood members, when you get to choose your response, always choose "remain silent" no matter what always choose that option, the old guy will have something interesting to say about it and others have some interesting dialogue. So here you go have some fun
They call you the listener, not the talker for Sithis' sake...
That what I did anyways
@@flinfake
Thank you! I'm doing a mage play through for the first time and I don't like having more than one play through at one time. Deleted characters by mistake and all that. So I would have to quit that character before starting a assassin character
@@dragonwatch2907 wat
@@flinfake
Weren't you telling everyone what the old man says if you only pick staying silent?
Terek: "You want me gone, you're gonna have to kill me"
Me: "Eh, okay" *draws warhammer with malicious intent*
Last time I was this early the snow elves were scared of the Skyforge
Andrew Rustav last time I was this early Ysgramor was still using a fork as a spoon
Andrew Rustav last time I was this early I went to Cloud District very often
Last time I was this early my knee was fine.
Last time I was this early I saw Talos fighting a dragon
Last time I was this early I was helping the dwarves build Alftand
There's a mod That adds all the cut characters and voice lines. You can have the Steward Proventus Arrest Terek.
Cutting room floor tiles? Is that the name or am I tripping.
@@surelyyoujest3200 yeah its cutting room
Is it weird that I find Breezehome unupgraded kinda comfy? It feels like an old shed your father used to own and now you've decided to stay there.
That "Person" sent to fetch Christophe was Nazeem
Nazeem then took Christophe to the cloud district for the final time
"Do you get to the Cloud District often? Oh, what am I saying. *You never will again."*
What's funny is that this actually makes sense.
@@cody42693 technically he's a /really/ permanent residence
Terek: If you want me out, you're going to have to kill me!
Every Skyrim player: So you have chosen death.
*Terek transforms into Sheogorath*
Sheogorath: You really shouldn't of done that, enjoy the view.
*Ominous loading screen*
@@metetural9140 *shouldn't ooff
maybe I'd plant a cool costume on him
"You shouldn't have come here!"
@@ahmadhadwan
"can't wait to count out your coin!"
You’ve briefly talked about Rune, but it would be awesome to have a full video going into depth about his character and theories about him
Last time I was this early, Riverwood didn't have guards
Nate : "We'll be getting to know this iconic Settlement"
*Preston sneaking in the back*
Another Settlement needs your help here I'll mark it on ur map
Dragonborn: Preston, let me introduce you to Skyrims Space Program, you are going to love it.
*Five seconds and a moon flight later*
Dragonborn: And ever return!
@@mattes4929 Preston: * laughs in essential NPC *
Preston: While I was up there I potted a town that's being attacked by raiders, here I'll mark it on your map...
Dragonborn: ;-;
@@marhawkman303 *Opens console and selects Preston*
setessential 0
Dragonborn: Don't make me enter the usual follow up command.
I might be the only one, but I like Preston's constant complaining about settlements. It's fun to indulge him and I usually get to kill something so it's a win/win.
@@left-2-write28 True. It's like "what do I get to kill today?". I can see how it'd get annoying when you actually have a plan to do something else though.
Irileth actually foreshadows the Balgruuf’s son thing early on in the game, she says something along the lines of “I think even his own son might want him dead”
Terek: "You're gunna have to kill me..."
Me: "HAIL SITHIS, SNOWBACK!"
Yep. Challenge accepted.
Sigh. This wasn't a challenge at all...
Terrik is actually forcefully ejected by Proventus and a guard. The "Cutting Room Floor" mod restores all this dialogue.
I was always a little disappointed at how small whiterun was compared to windhelm and Solitude when you consider the role it has according to people and story.
Well solitude and windhelm are majir citys, whiterun is more of a town, so coarse it not that big
Think of all the people that died waiting for elder scrolls 6 R.I.P
Kewlysiak what the hell are you talking about
They will play TES6 as draugr
Yes
When you take so long you lose 15% of your fanbase... to death.
You're actually supposed to go back to Dragonsreach and speak to the steward, who will bring the guards and kick the squatter out.
The quest had actually been completed and readded through mods.
I just watched a video two years after it came out about a game that came out over a decade ago, and somehow it’s still relevant.
I imagine they removed the squatter from breezehome because when Skyrim first came out, much of the US still hadn’t recovered from the housing crisis and the recession. I think that would’ve hit too close to home for a lot of people.
I see what you did there. "Hit too close to home"
Maybe, but realistically players will just murder that guy and be done with him, so no real point. It's funny how people always tend to "roleplay" some good noble guy, but then still proceed to steal all of those potions, ingots and ingredients in shops.
I would have kept him. Nice to have company, and someone to scare off theives. Especially considering my dragonborn is often alone.
Honestly I don’t think they give a fuck
Number 1: You don't get to the cloud district very often.
Except when you do.
@@Stachelbeeerchenup until this day i dont know where is the cloud district, and in already killed the only annoying person who could be my guide
@@nicolasvillasecaali7662 TILL THIS DAY!
@@nicolasvillasecaali7662 everything at the fort is the clouddistrict.
Everything on the level of the great tree is the upper district.
the market is the market and everything behind the shops is the lower/poverty district.
@@Stachelbeeerchen Divines bless you. May the ground you walk quake as you pass.
I absolutely love that Terek was going to be a poster child for Skyrim squatter's rights. Considering the way my character deals with most things in her way, I don't think his case would have made it to court.
It would be possible to kick Terak out without killing him. You just had to report him to the jarls steward who would then come and kick him out.
I know this because it seems either the mod Relationship Dialouge Overhaul or Cutting Room Floor accidentally brought him back into my game. After kicking him out he would just wander around Whiterun, hating you.
"There's something you don't know about the beloved Jarl Barlgruuf of Whiterun, is the fact that he is ballin' and is a reefer"
YYYEEEEOOOOOWWWWW
They see me ballin'
They hatin'
My first home was the abandoned home. So I was startled by the beware the butcher (blood on ice) quest.
"Did they have some poor voice actor do *all* this work?" As if the guy didn't get paid for it lol
"Sure Bethesda IS dedicated to little details..."
Correction. "Bethesta WAS dedicated to details", now thay dont even care about big problems in their games - thinking of fallout 76.
Fallout 76 in its entirety was a complete mistake.
@Jacob Underwood not finishing all things in big games is normal. Important is for cut content to not influence rest of the game negatively (like this cut out butterfly quest). But relesing a game full of buggs that have been known for years is just evil. Not mentioning this Role play game drama Bethesda created not long ago where they preety much copied some other title just changing details, but it still was quite obvious.
After what happened with fallout 76 I dont trust them with TES VI. Even tho I love Skyrim and play it to this day I will wait with puchase of TES VI until proper reviews come out. Bethesda got lazy and unimaginatice with their products not mentioning lying about their products before relase. I swear if I heare "it just works" again when they present TES VI I'm just giving up on them -_-
In Skyrim it rains and the torch’s don’t go out
Lol! They probably took Tarek out because they knew 99% of the time it would go like, "This is my home, I live....(SLASH) augghhh..." (player casually steps over body)
finally i understand why tf "the whispering door" always seemed so weirdly.. amputated
I really like this series! The part about Breezehome was my favorite. I never go there once I can build my own house, but I'm very emotionally attached to it from my early play days.
Finally someone that has there intro longer than a minute and is not boring
"you can kill jarl Balgruuf by removing his essential status via console commands and have his brother Hrongar replace him"
Okay but what if I also do it to Hrongar ? Do I just break whiterun or something?
My best guess your game will keep crashing or you'll get stuck during some cutscene where Balgruuf or Hrongar are suppose to show up, because they will not be able to deliver their lines, so rest of the cutscene won't trigger and you'll just have bunch of characters standing in loop, because they aren't suppose to be dead as "essential NPC". non-essentials of course just get replacement by their counterparts, spouses, apprentices, etc.
One of jarl Balgruuf's son's is his brother
@@Angel-st9dd ...what? That's untrue lmao
Vignar is probably scripted to take his place after, maybe after the Civil War quest is finished. So you'll still have a Jarl to actually finish the main story.
Maven Blackbriar takes his place all the way from Riften. "I told you, all of Skyrim answers to ME!" j/k would be cool though
I'm not sure if this was Cutting Room Floor or RDO (both I believe include Terek) but there is another choice to get rid of him. If you go to Avinici back in Dragon's Reach you can tell him about the squatter. It takes a minute but you can then follow Avinici who tells you that he'll take care of it, and a guard back to Breezehome. The ensuing scene (which I won't spoil) is hilarious.
maven had called the dark brotherhood for an assassination. Either they're the ones who killed him, or his body was the skeleton used to summon them
Number 6: The Dragonborn goes to the Cloud District very, very often.
That’s not true! That’s impossible!
Mjoll, why is there Star Wars in my Skyrim Soup!
Is that when Bethesda realized that every single player would simply kill the dude and chuck his ass out the door?
Ok but Terek would've actually been an awesome roommate. trying to contact the police to remove him, or even just growing to like him. I think someone should mod him in as a funny friend.
Yay more skyrim, hopefully this video can get me back in the mood to play. I've been feeling a bit burned out.
fox wright if you are bored with Skyrim you should try Morrowind or Oblivion if you haven’t, they are super fun and a great change of pace
@@thehulk2711 I've played both morrowind and oblivion. Morrowind is what got me into the more western RPGs. Though man the way the weapons missed when your skill is low was annoying AF when I first started.
Nick burke morrowind- shitty combat mechanics, oblivion- broken level scaling. Nonetheless oblivion had objectively the most intriguing story
Monsecko I never really got into oblivion, I’ve beaten all the guild and main story but I just can’t get into it, morrowind on the other hand I play more than Skyrim I love morrowind
Monsecko Skyrim’s main quest I thought was better but oblivion guilds are the best part of any Bethesda game ever
You know what's wrong with Skyrim these days? Everyone's obsessed with death!
al qu do you get to the cloud district very often ahh what am I saying of course you don’t
@@gravytrainn *proceeds to beat nazeem to death*
@@bruhmomentium9 *1000* Bounty added to Whiterun
al qu Yeah, we’re in our emo phase.
@@bassibaa4754 they would let me go free if i killed him
Terek: “you’ll have to kill me!”
Me: “that’s fine with me.”
Last time I was this early Padomay was still actively feuding with Anu.
Mister Taz
Last time I was this late, they had come back into Time
Now that's a lore joke I can get behind
They're feuding? I thought Padomay and Anukin made Luke Sithiswalker?!
petition for Nate to call skyrim a ‘chonky game’
BtsWithLuv i second this
abracadabra fools I third this
I fifth this
I sixth this
Nate, do an old Skyrim player a favor and make a video in which Alva from Morthal survives the quest involving Movarth. It is difficult, yet the rewards (especially if one is a vampire) are considerable. Alva becomes quite friendly and the game provides dialog to support this feat. It is difficult, l know you love a challenge!
I'm telling you, just watching Nate's videos have made me play this amazing game yet again for like the 20th time. Except this time, I'm playing as a mage. Before, I was STRICTLY a warrior class. No potions, no magic (except for when I absolutely had to; i.e the College of Winterhold entrance exam and the one Dwemer crystal puzzle later in that quest line). No shouts except for when I had to, i.e clearing the mountain to get to partysnax or to bring down Alduin with Dragonrender. And I played this on legendary difficulty, I know that seems hard but it really wasn't, especially that I was able to defeat Alduin at level 15 and have most of the dragon priests by then. I didn't use glitches or anything to exploit the game, I will admit I have in the past but that was after I had beat Alduin and won the Civil War and done all the quests, but still sticking to my Nordic warrior build. Now I'm playing as a mage and it just seems harder for some reason. I had to knock the difficulty down to adept at most. Having to manage all the magic reserves and potion making and everything, it is tedious. But I will say though, I've never had an inventory so cleared up and empty before lol. So, again, thank you Nate for your videos and getting me back into this *THICC* game.
Every character ever: I am the best, you cannot beat me, I have powerful allies!
Me: haha loop enchanted sword go shickshick
so endlessly happy to see recent Skyrim content! I got on the bandwagon late but I love the game so much and I'm so glad to see others still enthused about TES.
Terek: You want me gone, you're going to have to kill me.
Me (if it were real): Don't have to tell me twice.
I just let Terek live there lol. Cutting Room Floor is a mod that adds the content Bethesda cut out, including Terek squatting in my house.
He's harmless, funny. i don't mind him staying and finishing off his years comfortable and with a place to call home.
no one:
Nate: “murder then to death”
When you were saying Balgruf dies I thought you were going to say there was a synth component on his body :'D
3:09 I love how he always says “murder him to death” like they aren’t already dying when you murder them😂
Terek: This is my house and you can't have it.
Me: Hmm. A hobo who'll watch my shit, Lydia, and all this gold I have....I know what I must do.
*Becomes Dovahman and Terek becomes Skeever while Lydia watches my shit.*
I'm just wondering every time I go to Dragonsreach is who is or rather was the skeleton under the bridge.
Just something I could never get out of my mind.
Agreed.
Something to factor in: There's a place high up in Dragonsreach you can actually get to past the Jarl's bed chambers that sits above that bridge. That body might have fallen from there.
I wonder if Terek could be hired as a follower. Imagine: the falmer ambush you but they don't realize you have an attack hobo up your sleeve!
Bruh I have my own character in Skyrim, let’s go!
Had*
@@jonnyblack7237 LUL
“Murder him to death”
Epicthenate315 - 2020
6:54 missed a perfect opportunity to say "Christophe is getting Christ-offed"
Fun fact: What the jarls in Skyrim are wearing look a LOT like what viking women wore. All male jarls are in drag in my eyes. I can't unsee it.
But Nazeem is still slick as hell, such is the power of The Cloud District.
Lol
I kinda dislike that they couldn't portray the actual size of the cities in skyrim.
Eat your cereal
Eat your cereal
Eat your cereal
Hey Nate! A few years ago I had a lvl 21 khajiit vampire. I was roleplaying as a bandit and one day when I returned to my home I found tons of bandits. As I walked inside I realized none of the bandits were attacking me. I wasn’t sneaking at all when I got on the bridge. I approached multiple bandits and they still didn’t attack me. There wasn’t a bandit leader either. The only one who attacked me was this one female bandit near the alchemy table.
I was wondering if this was a glitch or a feature that was in the game. And sorry for my grammar, lol. I’m not very good with it.
Huh, in my 700 + hours i never saw that.
@@suemeade2471 It was valheim towers. I think thats the name. I kinda just lived there for a bit
@@NanoKai ahh, I think bandits spawn there
@@NanoKai so there’s a guy at the end of a bridge near the tower who is pretending to be hurt and he takes you back to the tower and they all turn hostile and ambush you.. I found this out the other day.
@@cyd2416 Yeah I’ve known that for a while now. Whenever I encounter him in a new play through I kill him in several different ways.
0:53 "that elude the gays"
He was just joking 🙃
"That'll lewd the gays"
*Turns on TV* "Gays have taken over the entire USA"
*Me* "Ight, I'mma head out"
@@Saiko-RuRu ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
@@spikesshadow8683 you cannot outrun me
Well damn, that’s got to be the first “# things you didn’t know about...” video in which I knew nothing before and had actual good content that isn’t just blind speculation. Awesome stuff! :D