What people don’t get, is that angels actually need to use the Oblivion character creator when they take physical form. That’s why they’re described as being so vividly inhuman in the Bible.
This just makes me wish there was more strange Christian mods that delved into Church history. I want a Christmas mod where you get transported to the Council of Nicaea and become Santa Claus by beating the ever living tar out of heretics.
Archangel standing there watching you try to equip the evil armor with a blank stare, says about everything that needs to be said about this video. We all know what's going through his head.
The fact that you've identified the "wise man" as Jordam peterson just goes out to show the literary genius of John Bunyan, becasue he was criticizing the archetype of the Peterson types (they sell wisdom but not salvation, wisdom without grace is null, etc.)
You’ve just summed up the entire argument against Jordan Peterson from the religious right. I watch a lot of Catholic theologians and apologists on TH-cam, and that is pretty much their problem with him. It’s pretty apt.
John Bunyan apparently wrote Pilgrim’s Progress while in prison or after serving in prison, so the opening scene is a giant Pilgrim’s Progress reference. You lost the NPC because Pliant gave up at the first difficulty in the book. The caged man represents a reprobate, someone who has hardened his heart so that he cannot repent of sin, yet he feels despair and loss as a former professor of Christ. Bunyan was a Calvinist and his theology reflects in that character. Apollyon is the Son of the Devil. That part didn’t make sense because I thought Christian had lost his burden of sin by that point of the book and it looked like you still had yours. Maybe you missed a section where you actually get saved when you skipped that intended path? In the book the sin burden is a great heavy sack permanently attached to Christian’s back, so the game is symbolically representing it as the curse your character has. Ironic that you skipped since there’s a chapter of the book where two idiots tried to climb the wall and skip the journey, only to be rejected at the gates of heaven.
To be fair, out of bounds fixes are hard to code. But still it'll be fun to have it depicted where you can attempt before, after or after and suffer the fate with them.
@@adrianaslund8605 It absolutely is, it is by far my least favored Christian faith. The tenets of Calvinism oppose many religious teachings, present in all three of the main branch Abrahamic religions.
love that, in oblivion, pain supplies regularly defy the rules of reality. paint brushes float in midair, paintbrush jars are infinite motion machines when you drop them, and there’s even that entire quest line about the magic paintbrush that the thief stole
I assume it refers to the way that it’s just characters repeating the same phrases back and forth with no actual impact. I doubt it’s supposed to be offensive to Christianity itself
I haven't played through this mod, but in the book "The Pilgrim's Progress", the titular character's burden of sin falls off of him after he looks at the cross. I'm guessing if you had clicked on the cross with all the angels around it, then the game would have kept progressing. Now you have to make a part 2!
@@RuSosan why not? Oh, is it because for you, you can't find joy in a religion, so you feel the need to questions those who do, so that you can attempt to remove their joy?
@@lazard06 Clearly I don't need to answer since you're so keen on making up whatever "answers" for others happen serve your preconceived notions best. _How religious of you._ Good show. Almost got a chuckle out of me. 😏
For the author who got a copy of Oblivion from a dumpster…I got my copy of GTA:5 out of the trash of a Baptist church (my mother is contracted to clean the church and found it in the trash). It works great.
I got a copy of Diablo from a box of lego. To expand upon this, we were given an old box of lego from a neighbour. I was looking through it as I was the one interested in it. When doing so I found an envelope which, when opened, revealed a disc of the original Diablo.
@@vexywexypoo I mean during the satanist scare of the 80s-90s, you could make bank on confiscated pokemon cards, D&D books, and god knows what else(no pun intended). With the goodwill of Christians its unlikely they'll stop, just claim your family isn't wealthy and you dumpster dive so stuff isn't going to waste as you view it as a great sin. You can also go to the church regularly if its a particularly profitable venture to keep up appearances.
What I loved about hand to hand in Oblivion is the ability to eventually punch ghosts. It's not as much damage as weapons, but the speed + a focus on str and fatigue makes it really viable
18:32 That bucket is catching tree sap from the tree. Tree sap is most famous for being made into maple syrup, but in a world like this it's probably used for helping patch wounds, possibly cracks in walls.
By some supremely strange coincidence, I chose today to research a bunch of religious names I’d heard in various media but didn’t know the origin for, and in that research I came across multiple references to Pilgrim’s Promise. Then I log into TH-cam and find this in my subscriptions. Weird. For the record, Appolyon is the name of a figure in Judeo-Christian lore that is sometimes an angel, sometimes a demon, sometimes a place. It’s confusing. More commonly known as Abaddon.
Thanks for the brief lesson, it was very interesting. I just looked up Abaddon (on Wikipedia) & it appears to mean 'destruction' or 'doom' in Hebrew & the Greek equivalent is Apollyon which means 'destroyer'. There's also mention of a place called Sheol which appears to be an early interpretation of Hell based on the Greek version of the underworld, Hades. At first it seemed that Sheol was a place for all dead but later it was referred to as a place specifically for the "wicked" & thought of as a place of punishement. I also find it interesting that there is mention of people being summoned from Sheol, much like Daedra can be summoned from Oblivion, although this was considered a forbidden ritual. An example of this ritual was performed by a woman known as the Witch of Endor in the First Book of Samuel. Saul the King of Israel had attempted to commune with God on a number of occassions to find out how he should deal with the Philistine army which his own army was due to battle in the coming days. He had previously banned the use of sorcery & necromancy but decided to seek out a Witch to commune with a dead Prophet name Samuel. He eventually came across a Witch in the village of Endor & asked her to summon the soul in question, which she initially refused as she was afraid of being punished by the King however she later agreed after Saul gave her his word that she would not be punished. The Witch then summons Samuel who is not too happy to have his eternal slumber disturbed. He then tells the Witch that Saul should've trusted in God & now his army will be defeated as well as Saul & his sons will be "With me" tomorrow. Saul then collapses in terror & the Witch makes him a nice meal to make him feel better, ah how nice. Then everyone dies, the end. Just kidding. The following day the Israelite army is defeated by the Philistines & Saul commits suicide by falling on his Sword. Not really a happy ending by an ending indeed. I do find much of the Bible's stories & parables to be fascinating, despite not being religious myself. Most of them are really dark too, like believe & trust in God or die! Stuff like that. Pretty metal if you ask me.
The fact that Jesus died for the collective sins of mankind, which includes letting Todd Howard run Bethesda, proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that God's forgiveness is infinite.
That's the mystery of the trinity.... Jesus, God Howard, and Bethesda are actually one and the same. God, the son, and the holy ghost of a software company.
I'm not religious either but I do like some religious parables & stories. I especially like some of the Buddhist stories, the ones with the Monkey King. You don't have to be of a particular faith to appreciate good writing & storytelling. Also off topic but Monkey was a great show, I'd genuinely recommend anyone to give a watch. The show from the 70s & 80s not the Netflix remake.
It is pretty incredible, I guess there's a good reason it's one of the most popular English books of all time. I think it's also possibly the first novel written in English
4:57 there's only two types of people in this world either the ones who started singing Gangster's Paradise by Coolio or the ones who sung Amish Paradise by Weird Al Yankovic
i shit you not, watching this helped me inject the needle with my medicine into my own skin, its so hilarious and absurd that it helped me stop thinking about the big scary needle. Thanks Micky D!
Pilgrim's Progress was strangely one of the first adult books I read when I was a kid. My parents tried to warn me that it was too advanced, but I determined having already devoured the Narnia series. I actually DID read and finish it somehow. It helps that I had read the King James Bible for church, so you really kind of have to put your brain in that frame of mind (sort of like how you read Shakespeare). I liked the book a lot, though I can't say I got all the allegory until I was older. I was just into the adventure. ... AND yes, I have that Marvel Comic adaptation... still. I read that over and over to the point that it's sort of falling apart. BUT yeah, it was one of my favorite early book reads.
Iirc, the phrase had a different meaning either at the time the film is set, or when the film was made. "Put up a fight" was a different way to say "played hard to get" - Kinickey was just asking if Sandy was being coy or not when they were together
The part where you proselytize early on and go through the same script twice sounded so cultish it was weird. Goodwill was really chill though. What a guy.
I love that they arrested the author of the book, but let him keep copies of it just in case anyone wants one signed from the man himself on the inside.
OMG (no pun intended) but this was a blast from the past. I read Pilgrim's Progress as a child as part of my homeschooling literature credit. I never thought I'd be taken back there again... (shivers)
**A train crash kills 100+ people, one baby is saved from the burning wreckage by a firefighter who suffered a permanent injury in the attempt** "Oh thank god for saving that baby! Praise Jesus! The lord is great and merciful, his love endless!"
@@RuSosan We live in a fallen, sinful world full of suffering and death - the Bible is very clear on that. God doesn't promise that nothing bad will ever happen to us, but that we might gain the eternal salvation of our souls by believing in the sacrifice of Jesus.
Hold Your Fire, buddy, playing this mod is my Mission and I hope to meet the Prime Mover. Don't keep it under Lock and Key. (Please imagine your favorite "I Hate Tai Shan" joke here)
I find this very interesting. I'm a Christian myself, though not a very traditional one. Oblivion is also my favorite of the Elder Scrolls games. As far as faith in storytelling goes, I think I prefer the allegory/metaphor approach rather than a straight adaptation of one of the texts or theories. Still a cool idea though. I'm sure several people got a lot out of it.
LMAO I was looking at my cat as you said "That Star Wars Guy" to Patrick Stewart (Jean Luc Picarde from Star Trek), and my head legit twitched back and my eyes went like O_O before I could react to my own movements :D I got legit triggered.
@@MickyD at 27:57 you come across the 4 angels, there is a wooden cross between them. It may be just a set piece, however you might be able to interact with it. That's just my gamer instinct.
I am a bit of holy roller myself, and I do alway's find these sorts of mods a bit wierd. There is already a very strong Christian presence within fantasy media, yet we don't really see as many LOTR's or Narnia's anymore... With the theological elements being couched either subtly (LOTR) or more overtly (Narnia) within the fantasy and narrative of the secondary world.
As a fairly devout Catholic I have to say this sort of mod doesn't really work well glued into a world like Tamriel. It could work if it was approached another way. 'The Pilgrim's Progress' is a fabulous book although fellow Catholics may find some bits...problematic as it reflects the arguments between Catholics and Protestants which were current to the era it was written. But this is so earnest it is painful if funny. A much better use of religion in a game is Joshua Graham in Fallout: New Vegas.
Also, Micky, the dark elf guy at the start says to female dark elves that he's gonna go for a cell transfer to end up in your cell to get the female dark elf pc's cheeks
The way you pronounced The Way of the Light made me think it was The Way of Delight, which I was kind of surprised, bc it is a xtian game after all lol
"Sadly the mod worked fine, so we're gonna have to play it". That, my Corkonian friend, just earned you a subscriber in Wescht Clare. 🤣 Nice to stumble across a fellow Paddy who likes Bethesda games.
Hey! You should play Ominous Horizons. It's a Christian developed medieval FPS and it's actually not the worst lol I grew up with it being the only game I was allowed to play lmao... But it's actually pretty good and more historical and not nearly as religious as this.
Apparently it was sexual selection that put evolutionary pressure on early man, incentivising the development of witty humor over 100's of thousands of years. If thats true, than this man has clearly inherited the full benefit of those genes.
Some populations developed good looks, strength, willpower and agility through natural selection. Us Irish people just ended up with all skillpoints on humor.
The Lord works in mysterious ways. Even if the channel is a movie or video game, the principles and mysteries being discussed are still profound and powerful.
This ain't lore friendly but sure is Lord friendly
Wow what a revelation
@@TheAmazingDrCheat Bless
Cute :)
Got em
Many years of Sunday School tells me that they even fail there :P
What people don’t get, is that angels actually need to use the Oblivion character creator when they take physical form. That’s why they’re described as being so vividly inhuman in the Bible.
Lol good point. After 3 hours they give up like everyone else and end up with a nephilim like being.
‘Be not afraid’ makes sense if the angels earthly forms are fresh out the oblivion character creator 😂
🤣
what people dont get is that religion is just a means of control and youre reading fairytales as a grown as~ man
As an angel i can confirm this. It's uh. It's a struggle. The burden we bear, i suppose.
Imagine being converted by an Oblivion mod.
A sad fate indeed, lol.
Such is the will of almighty Allah.
Give it some credit, atleast it’s more theologically accurate than Chick tracts.
Well at least you find faith, it may not be the conventional way but it's still better than not finding it 🤷♂️
Christ be praised!
i dunno why but there's something strangely hilarious about the phrase:
"The presence of Angels may lag your game."
Be... n-n-not... afraaaaaiiiiiiiid *blue screen*
"I HAVE NO GREETING" These words have changed my life.
You cannot speak with this restless soul
Me when strangers try to talk me in public when I just want to buy food and go home.
But it's kind of sad that you don't talk to me
This just makes me wish there was more strange Christian mods that delved into Church history. I want a Christmas mod where you get transported to the Council of Nicaea and become Santa Claus by beating the ever living tar out of heretics.
Few people know the glorious tale of Saint Nicholas getting into a fistfight with Arius
I would play that shit in the middle of August.
@@Trifixion22 Arius got punched so hard that he literally shit himself to death lmao
Based
@@Trifixion22 dovahhatty?
Now THIS is the MickyD sequel I've been waiting for
Always have something witty to say. Suspicious...
Yea i thought he already made one but didnt know if it was me giving myself a Mandela Effect
It's technically a prequel.
Archangel standing there watching you try to equip the evil armor with a blank stare, says about everything that needs to be said about this video. We all know what's going through his head.
The fact that you've identified the "wise man" as Jordam peterson just goes out to show the literary genius of John Bunyan, becasue he was criticizing the archetype of the Peterson types (they sell wisdom but not salvation, wisdom without grace is null, etc.)
You’ve just summed up the entire argument against Jordan Peterson from the religious right. I watch a lot of Catholic theologians and apologists on TH-cam, and that is pretty much their problem with him. It’s pretty apt.
John Bunyan apparently wrote Pilgrim’s Progress while in prison or after serving in prison, so the opening scene is a giant Pilgrim’s Progress reference.
You lost the NPC because Pliant gave up at the first difficulty in the book.
The caged man represents a reprobate, someone who has hardened his heart so that he cannot repent of sin, yet he feels despair and loss as a former professor of Christ. Bunyan was a Calvinist and his theology reflects in that character.
Apollyon is the Son of the Devil. That part didn’t make sense because I thought Christian had lost his burden of sin by that point of the book and it looked like you still had yours. Maybe you missed a section where you actually get saved when you skipped that intended path?
In the book the sin burden is a great heavy sack permanently attached to Christian’s back, so the game is symbolically representing it as the curse your character has.
Ironic that you skipped since there’s a chapter of the book where two idiots tried to climb the wall and skip the journey, only to be rejected at the gates of heaven.
a surprising amount of depth to such a shit mod
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Calvinism is scary.
To be fair, out of bounds fixes are hard to code. But still it'll be fun to have it depicted where you can attempt before, after or after and suffer the fate with them.
@@adrianaslund8605 It absolutely is, it is by far my least favored Christian faith. The tenets of Calvinism oppose many religious teachings, present in all three of the main branch Abrahamic religions.
love that, in oblivion, pain supplies regularly defy the rules of reality. paint brushes float in midair, paintbrush jars are infinite motion machines when you drop them, and there’s even that entire quest line about the magic paintbrush that the thief stole
I'd love a mod that makes up some lore for that like it's the mad God fucking with people
@@Dovah_SlayerIt definitely would be something he'd do.
So much love for my favorite Christian channel enlightening me to great Christian content and games.
hallelujah lol
I feel like someone could make a mod retelling the old testament and it would actually be really good.
If it was very extensive perhaps
Amazing profile pic
@Asinine Pirate ☠️ brainwashy?
I assume it refers to the way that it’s just characters repeating the same phrases back and forth with no actual impact. I doubt it’s supposed to be offensive to Christianity itself
Dejs Entendu is an amazing album.
I haven't played through this mod, but in the book "The Pilgrim's Progress", the titular character's burden of sin falls off of him after he looks at the cross. I'm guessing if you had clicked on the cross with all the angels around it, then the game would have kept progressing. Now you have to make a part 2!
Had a few people say I had to click on the cross to progress so you're right on the money!
Hey Ramsey!
@@RedFoxGrappler Yo!
"A bird in the hand is worth 2 in the bush"
"tell that to my ex"
I just can't
I love when people are so passionate about their faith that they MUST make an Elder Scrolls mod for it. I'm not even joking. I think it's very sweet.
I wish more would do it. I’m hoping one of them will pull out some high quality Holy Land crusader mod that’s better than the base game.
@@Scatmanseth inb4 Morrowind mod that takes you on the journeys of Muhammad. Muhammadwind
I'm genuinely unsure if these mods are satire or not
@@vexywexypoo Me neither, but if it is genuine, I think it's really sweet. If it's satire, it's very funny. Either way it's a win
@@jaydenapollo5337 Your positivity is contagious! Enjoy the season ✨
When Uriel Septim said you are the one from my dreams, this mod was his dream.
This mod is perfect because playing Oblivion makes me want to seek God.
_Why?_
Well you've got plenty of em' to choose from. Sheogorath's always a good shout.
@@RuSosan why not?
Oh, is it because for you, you can't find joy in a religion, so you feel the need to questions those who do, so that you can attempt to remove their joy?
@@lazard06
Clearly I don't need to answer since you're so keen on making up whatever "answers" for others happen serve your preconceived notions best.
_How religious of you._ Good show.
Almost got a chuckle out of me. 😏
@@RuSosan redditor moment
The mod author's mother is/was a teacher and she showed us one of her son's videos lol. I believe it was the "THE WALRUS & THE CARPENTER"
That's so cute and wholesome. She loves her baby. She's so proud of him.
For the author who got a copy of Oblivion from a dumpster…I got my copy of GTA:5 out of the trash of a Baptist church (my mother is contracted to clean the church and found it in the trash). It works great.
I got a copy of Diablo from a box of lego.
To expand upon this, we were given an old box of lego from a neighbour.
I was looking through it as I was the one interested in it.
When doing so I found an envelope which, when opened, revealed a disc of the original Diablo.
I got a Desperados demo from a Kellogg's Frosties box in 2001.
Go... ✍️dumpster... ✍️ diving...✍️ in...✍️ churches...✍️
@@vexywexypoo I mean during the satanist scare of the 80s-90s, you could make bank on confiscated pokemon cards, D&D books, and god knows what else(no pun intended). With the goodwill of Christians its unlikely they'll stop, just claim your family isn't wealthy and you dumpster dive so stuff isn't going to waste as you view it as a great sin. You can also go to the church regularly if its a particularly profitable venture to keep up appearances.
One mans sins are another mans entertainment
Micky: “apparently there was going to be a third Bruce Almighty movie.”
Me: “there was a second one?
I think it was Evan Almighty, with Steve Carrel. Didn't have Jim Carrey, but had Morgan Freeman again.
@@SuperNiceteeth probably why no one remembers it
What I loved about hand to hand in Oblivion is the ability to eventually punch ghosts. It's not as much damage as weapons, but the speed + a focus on str and fatigue makes it really viable
It's weird seeing an actual beard in oblivion....besides Sheogorath.
18:32 That bucket is catching tree sap from the tree. Tree sap is most famous for being made into maple syrup, but in a world like this it's probably used for helping patch wounds, possibly cracks in walls.
By some supremely strange coincidence, I chose today to research a bunch of religious names I’d heard in various media but didn’t know the origin for, and in that research I came across multiple references to Pilgrim’s Promise. Then I log into TH-cam and find this in my subscriptions. Weird.
For the record, Appolyon is the name of a figure in Judeo-Christian lore that is sometimes an angel, sometimes a demon, sometimes a place. It’s confusing. More commonly known as Abaddon.
Thanks for the brief lesson, it was very interesting. I just looked up Abaddon (on Wikipedia) & it appears to mean 'destruction' or 'doom' in Hebrew & the Greek equivalent is Apollyon which means 'destroyer'. There's also mention of a place called Sheol which appears to be an early interpretation of Hell based on the Greek version of the underworld, Hades. At first it seemed that Sheol was a place for all dead but later it was referred to as a place specifically for the "wicked" & thought of as a place of punishement. I also find it interesting that there is mention of people being summoned from Sheol, much like Daedra can be summoned from Oblivion, although this was considered a forbidden ritual.
An example of this ritual was performed by a woman known as the Witch of Endor in the First Book of Samuel. Saul the King of Israel had attempted to commune with God on a number of occassions to find out how he should deal with the Philistine army which his own army was due to battle in the coming days. He had previously banned the use of sorcery & necromancy but decided to seek out a Witch to commune with a dead Prophet name Samuel. He eventually came across a Witch in the village of Endor & asked her to summon the soul in question, which she initially refused as she was afraid of being punished by the King however she later agreed after Saul gave her his word that she would not be punished. The Witch then summons Samuel who is not too happy to have his eternal slumber disturbed. He then tells the Witch that Saul should've trusted in God & now his army will be defeated as well as Saul & his sons will be "With me" tomorrow. Saul then collapses in terror & the Witch makes him a nice meal to make him feel better, ah how nice. Then everyone dies, the end. Just kidding. The following day the Israelite army is defeated by the Philistines & Saul commits suicide by falling on his Sword. Not really a happy ending by an ending indeed.
I do find much of the Bible's stories & parables to be fascinating, despite not being religious myself. Most of them are really dark too, like believe & trust in God or die! Stuff like that. Pretty metal if you ask me.
The fact that Jesus died for the collective sins of mankind, which includes letting Todd Howard run Bethesda, proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that God's forgiveness is infinite.
That's the mystery of the trinity.... Jesus, God Howard, and Bethesda are actually one and the same. God, the son, and the holy ghost of a software company.
Just in time for my bedtime video, cheers micky all the way from Germany 👌🏻😂
Gute Nacht!! Gut schlafen.
Guten Morgen. Hoffe du hattest schöne Träume
paint brushes are like the most useful item for a speedrun in oblivion meanwhile paint brush jars are just good vibes
Not religious, but really enjoyed the book Pilgrims progress. It was pretty well written.
I'm not religious either but I do like some religious parables & stories. I especially like some of the Buddhist stories, the ones with the Monkey King. You don't have to be of a particular faith to appreciate good writing & storytelling.
Also off topic but Monkey was a great show, I'd genuinely recommend anyone to give a watch. The show from the 70s & 80s not the Netflix remake.
It is pretty incredible, I guess there's a good reason it's one of the most popular English books of all time. I think it's also possibly the first novel written in English
This is actually more accurate than most Hollywood adaptations
I'd unironically play this, it looks wholesome and pretty fun in a self aware way
4:57 there's only two types of people in this world either the ones who started singing Gangster's Paradise by Coolio or the ones who sung Amish Paradise by Weird Al Yankovic
i shit you not, watching this helped me inject the needle with my medicine into my own skin, its so hilarious and absurd that it helped me stop thinking about the big scary needle. Thanks Micky D!
Never came so early for my daily dose of Oblivion
MD I love u pls forgive me for not donating
When I came early my girlfriend left me
This has to be a sign. I've gotta repent for every sin I've committed.
Learn the act of contrition and get on over to the confessional!
Maybe have a confession booth visit?
You can't fool me, Mickey D. I heard Buck Bumble.
A person of good taste right here
Fun fact: The buckets on the trees in the Narrow Way are for tree tapping for their sap or resin. Christians be making Maple Syrup.
Pilgrim's Progress was strangely one of the first adult books I read when I was a kid. My parents tried to warn me that it was too advanced, but I determined having already devoured the Narnia series. I actually DID read and finish it somehow. It helps that I had read the King James Bible for church, so you really kind of have to put your brain in that frame of mind (sort of like how you read Shakespeare). I liked the book a lot, though I can't say I got all the allegory until I was older. I was just into the adventure.
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AND yes, I have that Marvel Comic adaptation... still. I read that over and over to the point that it's sort of falling apart. BUT yeah, it was one of my favorite early book reads.
It does have some pretty epic moments.
When you called Patrick Stewart the Star Wars man I died a little inside.
Keep up the great work!
Remember boys, no cursing. This is *Christian* oblivion.
Is N'wah or swit still acceptable? That's the key question
I believe the buckets on the trees were for collecting sap. Whatever they were hanging on looked like it might have been meant to be a spigot.
the lyric "did she put up a fight?" is dannys friend asking if he forced himself onto sandy 😬
great video as always, love seeing these mods!!💕
Iirc, the phrase had a different meaning either at the time the film is set, or when the film was made. "Put up a fight" was a different way to say "played hard to get" - Kinickey was just asking if Sandy was being coy or not when they were together
What better way to celebrate the coming day of the birth of Jesus Christ like a good ol' fashioned Oblivion mod 💀💀💀
I'm amazed with what the TES modding community can come up with
Just the video to cure my sleep paralysis demon troubles!
Pilgrim's Progress is a very good story by itself tbh. Especially for how old it is.
I love the duality of Micky D looking at Christianity mods and then looking at adult mods
This makes me curious if there are "adult Christian mods", & then simultaneously makes me scared for even pondering the idea...
@@DBswag_ I mean there was the NFSW part of the skyrim one so I’m sure there has to be a full crossover somewhere right?
The part where you proselytize early on and go through the same script twice sounded so cultish it was weird.
Goodwill was really chill though. What a guy.
Buck Bumble theme! I already feel like iam in heaven and the mod hasnt even started yet. Thanks you MickyD, very cool.
Whoever designed the trials of Muspelheim in god of war definitely played this mod
Thanks for the early Christmas present, Micky.
The mod is based off a book of the same name by John Bunyan, who was a Puritan.
What we need is a proper Catholic mod.
There’s already a ton of Lord of the Rings mods though.
Imperial city gets converted into the Vatican
@@Scatmanseth LotR is indeed very Catholic
love the subtle use of the buck bumble theme
I love that they arrested the author of the book, but let him keep copies of it just in case anyone wants one signed from the man himself on the inside.
Youre spreading the word of the Lord thru vidya, what beautiful times we live in
"Boo hoo, I don't care star wars man."
Caught me off guard, sent me into a laughing fit.
Why do I feel like this is the only way someone's parents would let them play video games
33:57 so you're saying someone needs to make a daggerfall christianity mod
the voice acting in this LMAO!
Micky just keeps getting funnier, who can stop this man???
OMG (no pun intended) but this was a blast from the past. I read Pilgrim's Progress as a child as part of my homeschooling literature credit. I never thought I'd be taken back there again... (shivers)
hahaha that doesn’t sound toooo bad
Now this is the content we deserve 🙏
**buys a game, spends time learning too mod it,** and I like too thank Jesus for making this all free
Wait a second
**A train crash kills 100+ people, one baby is saved from the burning wreckage by a firefighter who suffered a permanent injury in the attempt**
"Oh thank god for saving that baby! Praise Jesus! The lord is great and merciful, his love endless!"
@@RuSosan yah thats about right
@@RuSosan go back to reddit
@@RuSosan We live in a fallen, sinful world full of suffering and death - the Bible is very clear on that. God doesn't promise that nothing bad will ever happen to us, but that we might gain the eternal salvation of our souls by believing in the sacrifice of Jesus.
@@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers
Answer me this:
Is your _god_ omnipotent and omniscient or not?
This mod makes a strong case of deities speaking in Wes Johnson's voice. If you wondered how they sounded, here's your answer.
Aw man that 'Time Stands Still' Rush reference was fantastic
Hold Your Fire, buddy, playing this mod is my Mission and I hope to meet the Prime Mover. Don't keep it under Lock and Key. (Please imagine your favorite "I Hate Tai Shan" joke here)
"I found a Christian oblivion mod"
Say no more
The base character looks like that tool that held the donkey Kong world record high score. Forgot his name Billy something.
I find this very interesting. I'm a Christian myself, though not a very traditional one. Oblivion is also my favorite of the Elder Scrolls games. As far as faith in storytelling goes, I think I prefer the allegory/metaphor approach rather than a straight adaptation of one of the texts or theories. Still a cool idea though. I'm sure several people got a lot out of it.
I do too. The stories Christ told all worked that way, anyways. I think it makes for better stories.
Random click on a video and now i discovered this goldmine of a channel
This has probably been mentioned but the actual lyric is "did she put up a fight?" Which certainly has not aged well
LMAO I was looking at my cat as you said "That Star Wars Guy" to Patrick Stewart (Jean Luc Picarde from Star Trek), and my head legit twitched back and my eyes went like O_O before I could react to my own movements :D I got legit triggered.
This was amazing, I was laughing crying thru the whole video. Jeebus Christmas.🤣
Have an amazing holiday season, peace ✌️ and goodwill 🙏 to all! 🎅🎄🎁
I literally spit my drink when i heard there's a Marvel comic version of The Pilgrim's Progress.
Patience: (angrily) "anytime now". Oh the irony.
Every time my brain goes "It's been a while since micky d uploaded hasn't it?" He uploads
Crazy idea. Talk to the cross over by the angels?
say that to me again
Based on the trailer for this mod, I think that's what you're supposed to do.
@@MickyD at 27:57 you come across the 4 angels, there is a wooden cross between them. It may be just a set piece, however you might be able to interact with it. That's just my gamer instinct.
I am a bit of holy roller myself, and I do alway's find these sorts of mods a bit wierd. There is already a very strong Christian presence within fantasy media, yet we don't really see as many LOTR's or Narnia's anymore... With the theological elements being couched either subtly (LOTR) or more overtly (Narnia) within the fantasy and narrative of the secondary world.
By the 9... I mean... 1 DIVINE!!
I guess the High Elves are not allowed to participate? Something for Glarthir to be paranoid about.
Bless you all my brothers and sisters in Christ !
As a fairly devout Catholic I have to say this sort of mod doesn't really work well glued into a world like Tamriel. It could work if it was approached another way. 'The Pilgrim's Progress' is a fabulous book although fellow Catholics may find some bits...problematic as it reflects the arguments between Catholics and Protestants which were current to the era it was written. But this is so earnest it is painful if funny. A much better use of religion in a game is Joshua Graham in Fallout: New Vegas.
Also, Micky, the dark elf guy at the start says to female dark elves that he's gonna go for a cell transfer to end up in your cell to get the female dark elf pc's cheeks
Yeah, he deserved to die.
Micky posting this on a Sunday and that is funny
as a catholic I totally agree that things like this should be ridiculed as the cringe that it is.
Been waiting for this, since I saw the Skyrim one. Edit: Guess I'm a Mickhead
"We only have dailymotion in the elder scrolls universe"
Well that made laugh a lot more than it should have
The way you pronounced The Way of the Light made me think it was The Way of Delight, which I was kind of surprised, bc it is a xtian game after all lol
Love the content 💯💥🖖👽🏴
"Sadly the mod worked fine, so we're gonna have to play it". That, my Corkonian friend, just earned you a subscriber in Wescht Clare. 🤣
Nice to stumble across a fellow Paddy who likes Bethesda games.
I heard there is a 28 days later mod for oblivion. Wonder if it's worth reviewing
I just got caught up on some micky d and was like "I wonder when he'll upload something" and sure enough he we are on that same day
Hey! You should play Ominous Horizons. It's a Christian developed medieval FPS and it's actually not the worst lol I grew up with it being the only game I was allowed to play lmao... But it's actually pretty good and more historical and not nearly as religious as this.
This Christian mod was super realistic! I fell asleep listening to it just like I did in real life!
3:34 Dude thats Wendigoon 😭😭😭😭
Love your channel. Oblivion, Susan Boyle and an Irish accent. Thank you holy algorithm
Apparently it was sexual selection that put evolutionary pressure on early man, incentivising the development of witty humor over 100's of thousands of years. If thats true, than this man has clearly inherited the full benefit of those genes.
Some populations developed good looks, strength, willpower and agility through natural selection. Us Irish people just ended up with all skillpoints on humor.
Never expected a Rush reference in an oblivion video, but I rush I could like this video even more because of that!
These mods have made me a steadfast believer. Praise be to Him.
The Lord works in mysterious ways. Even if the channel is a movie or video game, the principles and mysteries being discussed are still profound and powerful.
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The Lord graciously providing the tools to make this mod for free is amazing
Next Mickey is going to find a Christian mod of morrowind lmaoo