I remember when Leonard hated dungeons, couldn't find a torch to save his life, and had a small problem finding trousers. Now he practically lives in dungeons, still can't find a torch because he uses magic for light, and collects items of clothing not to wear but to display in a museum.
Yeah, I remember him not having a place to put a bookshelf and now he's a Thane of everywhere. Killing, stealing, murdering and hiding behind Inigo's back definitely works for him!
Currently re-watching Stiv. It's interesting the way Gopher has changed over the years. The one thing that remains constant is his gift for role-playing. Nobody does it better.
One day Leonard will remember that he has 'Telekinesis' for safely removing things from pedestals, and 'Fire Breath' for dealing with oil traps, but IT IS NOT THIS DAY!
Pretty sure "Fire Breath" is a "NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, are you f'ing crazy?" for Leonard. He won't even use his basic flame spell for fear of burning his hands.
'Remember' Fire Breath? He has never ever unlocked that shout, so there is nothing to 'remember'. Leonard has not completely embraced his dragonborn nature yet, and even if he does, he is likely to search out a teacher to help him out the first time he experiments with a new shout, as he did (and still does to some extent) with spells. Plus fire breath is quite frankly the last thing I can imagine Leonard ever wanting to do :) And before you ask how long it might take, remember that Leonard joined the wizards college at the end of chapter 3 and he is only beginning to look like a half decent mage by chapter 8 :)
I love how much he complained about wanting Inigo to be more sneaky and stop rolling... and when he is quiet and stops rolling, he's in a hurry to get the rolling, belching, sweet roll scarfing Inigo back.
Perfect! Waking up to another episode of Leonard and Inigo conquer Skyrim! 44:40 The force is not with Leonard. maybe with daily meditation on the Jedi Code he will be able to pull levers
16:50 Feel like Leonard forgot that Inigo does not like Nordic ruins and the undead. Likely fears the two still and the only thing keeping him going is the presence of someone he can rely on to help through this type of stuff. (Other than just the whole thing where Inigo is meant to speak next to never when sneaking.)
52:15 The moment when Gopher said "this was a man having a bad day" I said "oh I'm sure someone didn't like her." But Gopher was right, it was someone having a bad day. But he didn't get the gender right. Obviously, this was a female draugr. ;)
I do wish there was an option to flag items that can be displayed in the museum - and that you don't yet have on display - similar to read/unread books.
One of the reasons, Leonard, that Inigo may be so down is you are always sending him in first like some kind of sacrifice. That might have worked against easier enemies, but these guys are pretty tough and Inigo is taking some pretty hard hits, again and again. I'd be grumpy too. You even thought about hiding behind him at one point! Is this still an equal partnership or are you just using the brave Inigo?
@@ReplicatorFifth Exactly. Inigo is the muscle. Leonard definitely sees Inigo as way more than that, and definitely considers him to be his only real friend, but Inigo's job is to look tough and smack/kill things that annoy or threaten Leonard.
I like your channel because you clearly take your time to build the story right... But at the same time your improvisation is amazing!!! Thank you... And Leonard... And Inigo.
am i the only one that wants a mini episode of Leonard trying on every single item he owns to see if anything makes him look more awesome only to have inigo walk up to the door of his bed room open it and leonard screams then it cuts away to dinner with serana gelibor inigo and leonard and the second inigo starts to say something leonard screams IT WAS FOR SCIENCE!
I tried Telekinisys on that leaver too and was kinda excited for it to work as I tried a similar thing in Oblivion and was really pissed to find it would not :(
to be fair to indigo, he hates drauger crypts, having almost died in one. so maybe that's why being summoned isn't as big of a thrill, but I don't actually know
The hilarious thing it that he kept ignoring the Ancient Nord Hero Arrows on the corpses and they are pretty decent. Not the best, but better than anything Inigo is carrying.
I could do that but I would have to reduce his damage multiplier again to keep his damage down, so it would not really be worth it. I can do it if it helps you guys, but as long as he isn't using arrows that conflict with the Morrowloot balance I'm not personally worried.
@@senhowler Reducing Inigos damage? Good grief yeah. By default he annihilates things. I think I've got his damage set at 25% right now. And you see how much damage he can still one shot things that take Leonard barely scratches (if they are immune to poison). Imagine if he did 100% of the damage he was supposed to? The problem is the way Skyrim handles difficulty, and I am playing at Legendary. Now I don't mind Leonard hitting like a wuss, and I don't mind Leonard dying to a single sword thrust if it crits, but I don't want Inigo just doing a Legolas every time we get in a fight :)
So I have a theory that in the elder scrolls series every is .... DRUNK OUT OF THERE MINDS I mean think about almost all drinks in skyrim are alcohol and the kajits (i know i spelled it wrong) homeland is a giant desert filled with sand and litter is kinda sand like 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
I would really like to see a character in a future let’s play who’s more of a tank , warrior I think it would be a lot different from what he normally plays
Like Hank? Or Zarkov Chaos? Or Frank? Will? What about Richard? And out of curiosity what sorts of characters do I normally play? :) I feel I tend to play a variety of different characters to be honest. I mean Leonard is an sneaky alchemist, Jack is a drunken gunslinger, Stiv was a tanky warlock, Ming was a shadowy necromancer, Monty was a hard assed ship captain, Barry was a lucky moron, Tim was a 'mad' scientist etc etc.
Gopher After re reading my comment I see I wasn’t very specific haha sorry. What I wanted to say and should’ve said was a character who’s more like a Brute maybe proud like a nord but violent and brutish like an orc. A character who rushes into combat with a mighty warhammer and his heavy armour a classic warrior might I say. Like your character Godkrig in the Conan the barbarian mod showcase. I do see now why you never chose to play a character like I just described because I can see now how it’s a bit plain and boring compared to what you deliver normally with your characters. The characters you named weren’t really like I described but as I said my original comment was lacking details. All of your characters are great Frank and Richards are personal favorites and they did become what I described as a brave classic warrior nearing the end of the let’s plays but didn’t start as one. Don’t get me wrong absolutely love your characters they are well thought through and played I also didn’t want to brand all of your characters as the same because they are far from it they all are incredibly fleshed out.
@@GophersVids I think the issue is less about playing a tank or a warrior. It's more about tension and the chance to fail/die. As you always play very carefully and try avoiding death at any cost, watching your LPs lacks a certain part of excitement. I rarely ever fear for you, as I know that you play so carefully that death gets extremely unlikely. And that just limits the tension quite a bit for me as a viewer. It's a bit like being a fan of a sportsman/-woman/-team, that rarely ever looses. It might be nice for a while, but sooner or later it can get somewhat boring. On that behalf I usually prefer your blind playthroughs as in those you can't foresee every danger and therefore you're more likely to get surprised, in the one way or the other. And in my opinion, a surprised Gopher is usually the most entertaining one, whether you die in the end or not. I mean, there are all sorts of possible surprises. Just don't get me wrong: You're approach of preferably never to die is a very sensible one and part of the immersion you're conveying like nobody else. I just wanted to point out this impression, I'm probably not the only one having, that sometimes your LPs could profit from some more danger and tension. I'm just not sure what conclusion you could draw from this. I mean, you already play on the hardest difficulty in almost every game, you sometime even make things harder for you like making the dragons in Skyrim extremely powerful. And I certainly don't want you to die deliberately. You could of course consider taking more risks and prepare less, but I guess that would certainly involve the danger of you losing authenticity. So in the end the only chance for providing more tension is probably more surprises! Oh, and of course: Have fun! :-)
@@zblackblue2925 *"It's more about tension and the chance to fail/die. As you always play very carefully and try avoiding death at any cost, watching your LPs lacks a certain part of excitement. I rarely ever fear for you, as I know that you play so carefully that death gets extremely unlikely. "* - Right but with a tank character it would become a lot less likely that I die. Leonard can make a mistake, get hit and die. A tank can't because getting hit is pretty much the plan and you build to ignore/mitigate it. And whatever character you play he/she is going to try to minimise the chances of dying and realistically will only do things they believe they will survive. At least with Leonard, when he makes a mistake, he pays for it in a game like Skyrim. And I also am not convinced dying more would add tension, because I tend to find the more I die, the more I detach from the character and the more I start to play the game rather than the character. Think of Outlast 2 where I would die non stop and compare it to Amnesia where I died only once. Yet Amnesia was terrifying and Outlast 2 was just sort of annoying and lacking in tension.
Am I just imagining it or has Inigo lately been giving off an 'annoyed' vibe.. or something.. He seems to be somehow different from what he used to be. Even less talkative? I'm not exactly sure what to call it. Just that he seems to have changed I guess.
Hey just wondering to ppl who like this series and watched it from the start. How far are we into the "story" with him? As I dont like this character at all :D Sorry and quit after like 2 episodes in the first chapter. Does anybody knows how close we are to a end with him? So that something new and ofc in my opinion will be something better that takes it place? :P No hate for you Gopher would not be here if I didn't like his channel :)
Gopher plans about two more seasons, I think. And I believe he's said he has no plans for more Skyrim after Leonard. He expects Skywind or Skyblivion to be out by then.
I remember when Leonard hated dungeons, couldn't find a torch to save his life, and had a small problem finding trousers.
Now he practically lives in dungeons, still can't find a torch because he uses magic for light, and collects items of clothing not to wear but to display in a museum.
Yeah, I remember him not having a place to put a bookshelf and now he's a Thane of everywhere.
Killing, stealing, murdering and hiding behind Inigo's back definitely works for him!
He's definitely come into his own since his younger days.
I seriously love how well Inigo reacts to various situations. It makes it so much more fun :)
Lucien is another follower that is dynamic.
I can't believe I'm still hearing new non-location specific dialogue.
Inigo makes far fewer comments when you are sneaking. Most of the time that you teleported him you were sneaking.
Currently re-watching Stiv. It's interesting the way Gopher has changed over the years. The one thing that remains constant is his gift for role-playing. Nobody does it better.
One day Leonard will remember that he has 'Telekinesis' for safely removing things from pedestals, and 'Fire Breath' for dealing with oil traps, but IT IS NOT THIS DAY!
We can add Become Ethereal to the list.
Pretty sure "Fire Breath" is a "NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, are you f'ing crazy?" for Leonard. He won't even use his basic flame spell for fear of burning his hands.
Also, he could possibly use Summon Inigo to the other side of the gate, then ask him to pull the lever. ;)
@@eolhinforest7736 I've never tried using the summon spell through a gate. I wonder if it would work?
'Remember' Fire Breath? He has never ever unlocked that shout, so there is nothing to 'remember'. Leonard has not completely embraced his dragonborn nature yet, and even if he does, he is likely to search out a teacher to help him out the first time he experiments with a new shout, as he did (and still does to some extent) with spells. Plus fire breath is quite frankly the last thing I can imagine Leonard ever wanting to do :)
And before you ask how long it might take, remember that Leonard joined the wizards college at the end of chapter 3 and he is only beginning to look like a half decent mage by chapter 8 :)
I love how much he complained about wanting Inigo to be more sneaky and stop rolling... and when he is quiet and stops rolling, he's in a hurry to get the rolling, belching, sweet roll scarfing Inigo back.
Perfect! Waking up to another episode of Leonard and Inigo conquer Skyrim!
44:40 The force is not with Leonard. maybe with daily meditation on the Jedi Code he will be able to pull levers
Great timing. I don't feel like doing any more work tonight or playing Eve Online, and then this gets posted. Perfect.
An entire day of fail and in the end wants a plaque commemorating how smart he is! :-D
Hmm last episode ended with "Could I be any more wrong today?" This episode title "The Alchemist is Always Right" .... Ironic?
16:50 Feel like Leonard forgot that Inigo does not like Nordic ruins and the undead. Likely fears the two still and the only thing keeping him going is the presence of someone he can rely on to help through this type of stuff. (Other than just the whole thing where Inigo is meant to speak next to never when sneaking.)
Yees. A good way to wake on a Saturday morn. Coffee and Gopher's Skyrim Adventure Video! It is going to ba a good day! Yees?
It's like the return of Saturday morning cartoons.
21:09 This was an e-sports worthy outplay by that Draugr jesus christ. The madman.
I preferred the one at 20:47 who got hit by the trap and yeeted out the ceiling.
52:15 The moment when Gopher said "this was a man having a bad day" I said "oh I'm sure someone didn't like her." But Gopher was right, it was someone having a bad day. But he didn't get the gender right. Obviously, this was a female draugr. ;)
I do wish there was an option to flag items that can be displayed in the museum - and that you don't yet have on display - similar to read/unread books.
I think there may be such a mod for v5 of Legacy.
Having shields on your walls makes you sexy? Gotta remember that next time I'm at the shield store.
One of the reasons, Leonard, that Inigo may be so down is you are always sending him in first like some kind of sacrifice. That might have worked against easier enemies, but these guys are pretty tough and Inigo is taking some pretty hard hits, again and again. I'd be grumpy too. You even thought about hiding behind him at one point! Is this still an equal partnership or are you just using the brave Inigo?
Leonard may be fond of Inigo but, it was never a partnership. Inigo is a servant Lenny sends to fight for him and kill people that annoy him
@@ReplicatorFifth Exactly. Inigo is the muscle. Leonard definitely sees Inigo as way more than that, and definitely considers him to be his only real friend, but Inigo's job is to look tough and smack/kill things that annoy or threaten Leonard.
Inigo could just leave Thane Leonard, if he wanted to, but I think he enjoys the way he is treated, some people like the leash... lol
@Preditora That got kinky quick 😂
@@madmanmoon4038 😲 it did! lol
I like your channel because you clearly take your time to build the story right... But at the same time your improvisation is amazing!!! Thank you... And Leonard... And Inigo.
Leonard: "I don't think, I don't THINK, yes?!" We know Lenny.... We Know.....
I remember using telekinesis in Oblivion to pull levers on the other side of portcullises, though maybe that was a modded feature, not sure
am i the only one that wants a mini episode of Leonard trying on every single item he owns to see if anything makes him look more awesome only to have inigo walk up to the door of his bed room open it and leonard screams then it cuts away to dinner with serana gelibor inigo and leonard and the second inigo starts to say something leonard screams IT WAS FOR SCIENCE!
Hey, Gopher! Do you plan on giving Lenny, The Slayer of Nirnroot, the Shadowmage spells from Enai's Triumvirate mod? They seem quite fitting
I tried Telekinisys on that leaver too and was kinda excited for it to work as I tried a similar thing in Oblivion and was really pissed to find it would not :(
"... too amusing to be healthy." lol
The alchemist in chair had note next to her. The arrows and sword stuck in her give you a hint at what was in the note.
You're horrible Leonard! Laughing at his pain! (It's still funny as hell though)
Also, dude, you have telekinesis, the perfect counter to magical traps
Inigo's been watchin' the Bloodline series
at 48:52 yikes. That's a Jim Jones moment right there.
Good morning Gopher 😊
I always enjoy your videos Gopher 😆 👏 💖
Gopher has shown yet again, that he is by far the fastest and easiest way to spend an hour.
So disappointed that Leonard just walked right past the children's bodies.
Probably would have offhandedly went "Oh ..so they had small cultist too"
to be fair to indigo, he hates drauger crypts, having almost died in one. so maybe that's why being summoned isn't as big of a thrill, but I don't actually know
What skyui settings do you use Gopher ?
12:21 Seriously: *GET INIGO SOME DECENT ARROWS!* =9[.]9=
The hilarious thing it that he kept ignoring the Ancient Nord Hero Arrows on the corpses and they are pretty decent. Not the best, but better than anything Inigo is carrying.
@@senhowler He pretty much ignores arrows, full stop, unless Inigo has Ebony arrows, and then he takes them away.... =-[.]-=
I could do that but I would have to reduce his damage multiplier again to keep his damage down, so it would not really be worth it. I can do it if it helps you guys, but as long as he isn't using arrows that conflict with the Morrowloot balance I'm not personally worried.
@@GophersVids Oh, didn't realize it was intentional.
@@senhowler Reducing Inigos damage? Good grief yeah. By default he annihilates things. I think I've got his damage set at 25% right now. And you see how much damage he can still one shot things that take Leonard barely scratches (if they are immune to poison). Imagine if he did 100% of the damage he was supposed to? The problem is the way Skyrim handles difficulty, and I am playing at Legendary. Now I don't mind Leonard hitting like a wuss, and I don't mind Leonard dying to a single sword thrust if it crits, but I don't want Inigo just doing a Legolas every time we get in a fight :)
Was the video randomly speeding up for a second for anyone else a few times or was that just me?
I noticed Kela Poison Project Kalivore Widgets was removed. Any reason why?
Way too many crashes I'm afraid. It was getting quite worrying actually.
So I have a theory that in the elder scrolls series every is .... DRUNK OUT OF THERE MINDS
I mean think about almost all drinks in skyrim are alcohol and the kajits (i know i spelled it wrong) homeland is a giant desert filled with sand and litter is kinda sand like
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
I would really like to see a character in a future let’s play who’s more of a tank , warrior I think it would be a lot different from what he normally plays
Like Hank? Or Zarkov Chaos? Or Frank? Will? What about Richard?
And out of curiosity what sorts of characters do I normally play? :) I feel I tend to play a variety of different characters to be honest. I mean Leonard is an sneaky alchemist, Jack is a drunken gunslinger, Stiv was a tanky warlock, Ming was a shadowy necromancer, Monty was a hard assed ship captain, Barry was a lucky moron, Tim was a 'mad' scientist etc etc.
Gopher After re reading my comment I see I wasn’t very specific haha sorry. What I wanted to say and should’ve said was a character who’s more like a Brute maybe proud like a nord but violent and brutish like an orc. A character who rushes into combat with a mighty warhammer and his heavy armour a classic warrior might I say. Like your character Godkrig in the Conan the barbarian mod showcase. I do see now why you never chose to play a character like I just described because I can see now how it’s a bit plain and boring compared to what you deliver normally with your characters.
The characters you named weren’t really like I described but as I said my original comment was lacking details. All of your characters are great Frank and Richards are personal favorites and they did become what I described as a brave classic warrior nearing the end of the let’s plays but didn’t start as one. Don’t get me wrong absolutely love your characters they are well thought through and played I also didn’t want to brand all of your characters as the same because they are far from it they all are incredibly fleshed out.
@@GophersVids I think the issue is less about playing a tank or a warrior. It's more about tension and the chance to fail/die. As you always play very carefully and try avoiding death at any cost, watching your LPs lacks a certain part of excitement. I rarely ever fear for you, as I know that you play so carefully that death gets extremely unlikely. And that just limits the tension quite a bit for me as a viewer. It's a bit like being a fan of a sportsman/-woman/-team, that rarely ever looses. It might be nice for a while, but sooner or later it can get somewhat boring.
On that behalf I usually prefer your blind playthroughs as in those you can't foresee every danger and therefore you're more likely to get surprised, in the one way or the other. And in my opinion, a surprised Gopher is usually the most entertaining one, whether you die in the end or not. I mean, there are all sorts of possible surprises.
Just don't get me wrong: You're approach of preferably never to die is a very sensible one and part of the immersion you're conveying like nobody else. I just wanted to point out this impression, I'm probably not the only one having, that sometimes your LPs could profit from some more danger and tension.
I'm just not sure what conclusion you could draw from this. I mean, you already play on the hardest difficulty in almost every game, you sometime even make things harder for you like making the dragons in Skyrim extremely powerful. And I certainly don't want you to die deliberately. You could of course consider taking more risks and prepare less, but I guess that would certainly involve the danger of you losing authenticity. So in the end the only chance for providing more tension is probably more surprises! Oh, and of course: Have fun! :-)
@@Anakthemutantmassenjoyer To be honest that's pretty much Zarkov Chaos in my Peril On Gorgon play through :)
@@zblackblue2925 *"It's more about tension and the chance to fail/die. As you always play very carefully and try avoiding death at any cost, watching your LPs lacks a certain part of excitement. I rarely ever fear for you, as I know that you play so carefully that death gets extremely unlikely. "* - Right but with a tank character it would become a lot less likely that I die. Leonard can make a mistake, get hit and die. A tank can't because getting hit is pretty much the plan and you build to ignore/mitigate it. And whatever character you play he/she is going to try to minimise the chances of dying and realistically will only do things they believe they will survive. At least with Leonard, when he makes a mistake, he pays for it in a game like Skyrim.
And I also am not convinced dying more would add tension, because I tend to find the more I die, the more I detach from the character and the more I start to play the game rather than the character. Think of Outlast 2 where I would die non stop and compare it to Amnesia where I died only once. Yet Amnesia was terrifying and Outlast 2 was just sort of annoying and lacking in tension.
good god its dark
Whoever disliked this video...HOW DARE YOU!?
Also, great work as always Gopher!
Am I just imagining it or has Inigo lately been giving off an 'annoyed' vibe.. or something.. He seems to be somehow different from what he used to be. Even less talkative? I'm not exactly sure what to call it. Just that he seems to have changed I guess.
This just needed 100 comments.
Hey just wondering to ppl who like this series and watched it from the start. How far are we into the "story" with him? As I dont like this character at all :D Sorry and quit after like 2 episodes in the first chapter. Does anybody knows how close we are to a end with him? So that something new and ofc in my opinion will be something better that takes it place? :P No hate for you Gopher would not be here if I didn't like his channel :)
Gopher plans about two more seasons, I think. And I believe he's said he has no plans for more Skyrim after Leonard. He expects Skywind or Skyblivion to be out by then.
@@senhowler ah sound good :) I rather he play Modded Morrowind or Oblivion but Skywind and Skyblivion looks amazing.
@@geraltgrey-mane695 We're still talking about at least a year of Leonard, though.
@@senhowler yeah but I wont be watch it so it does not realy effect me haha