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While they don't lock, they do become very difficult to regain a grip onto, at least if only using fingers. Hence the use of a pick to jimmy them back open. If I were to just tear the cardboard open, I would risk getting close to some of the nearby hatches, and thus spoiling for myself what is hidden behind them.

Thank you kindly, there are a couple of instances further into this book where things get a little more "hairy", some of the later chapters required quite a few retakes and a lot of editing, in part due to more accent speaking put into writing. Thankfully this series, because yes, I intend to read all 12 books in this series, is fairly easy to read and comprehend. I am also amidst reading Jules Verne's "20.000 Leagues Below The Sea" (not yet edited) and things get a lot more wordy (partially due to the French name drops here and there, but also because Verne, apparently, liked giving things their full Latin name, and used a lot of technical language in describing the Nautilus). In general, my take is always more for the sake of the overall story, hopefully sparking the joy of reading (and writing) or listening to books. Even the more obscure ones.

Hmm, an interesting connection. Though that premise lends itself poorly to making Let's Play videos, especially due to the effect of the heavy rain, at least in my opinion. I am not a fan of the Dark Souls series in a gameplay sense, so this is just another reason for me to not be picking this up again.

@@QaRajhCreations from a content perspective probably not the most engaging depending on your playstyle. its a brutal game like darksouls in difficulty. I personally enjoy watching people play it though i sometimes watch two specific episodes of a playthrough where the story is more interesting and upfront.

As any of the branches, Yumiko's also have a bad ending. Without spoiling too much, this bad ending, being the last possible one hits pretty hard, and does affect all of the girls, but mostly Yuuji and Yumiko, obviously. It is explained that Yumiko is an expensive bird, and the Mihama Academy is a "gilded cage" for her, as such, should anything happen to Yumiko, Mihama would almost certainly close down.

@@QaRajhCreations so did yumiko died in the bad ending bro?

Thank you, it's always nice to get something from people that somehow find my videos. While I don't really have an intent to "grow big", interacting with people about my videos is always refreshing.

@@QaRajhCreations thanks to you bro I always wanted to see the continuation of the anime but the manga is not continued or finished its was just left off. And I dont have the time to read the Light Novel so I remember some anime has Visual Novel and I found your video. Thank you so much bro

@@QaRajhCreations im now currently in the chapter 11 of your video, do you have the other girls route bro? imma check them out also.

I am aware of the "show all" function, but given how, as mentioned, Gems of War gets at least one new troop every week, and typically around ten when they add another nation/faction, I would miss out on artwork either way, especially later on in the series, as such, to me at least, it makes more sense to "just" show those that I have, and give my opinion on their artwork as is in the moment of recording it.

I was considering making videos about the gameplay and troop composition, and I still might at some point. For now though, I'm focusing on the troop/unit artwork. I plan on mentioning what my most used units are, when I get to them. But this series as a whole is much less of a guide, and more that I wanted to experiment with a different type of videos, where I'd talk more and have less or no gameplay. And with the length of the videos (S and T are going to be nightmares to get through), it's also go more into editing.

@@QaRajhCreations well it was fun watching, specially the quotes ( i tend to forget each troop has one) maybe you can do a video on the kingdom/ faction backgrounds as well.

Thank you kindly. While I am currently on a minor hiatus from making videos, because my studies requires a lot of focus, it is nice to know that some people like my videos. The amount of views have never really mattered all that much to me, the goal was to entertain and because I simply like the process of making videos, from playing the games (which hopefully should come through in the videos), to editing and uploading, making thumbnails and any post-editing that might be needed, such as removing X amount of background noise from this series, as an example, for the sake of pleasing the DMCA gods of RUclips, because it may or may not have displayed the background music. The ups and downs are part of it, but in general, it just feels fun to be able to create these videos.

You find it by going on the road from Windhelm, heading east. It is right next to Forsaken Cave.

@@QaRajhCreations thank you

Thank you kindly. Oblivion and other videos will resume next on Sunday (April 7th), as I'm currently working on my exam in this week.

@@QaRajhCreations Awesome! I'm looking forward to it. Good luck on the exam!

Yea, I had forgotten to put Discord on mute. There is also a Facebook notification somewhere, but because I have some altered my Facebook-sounds, it's less obvious. This is my first time recording anything directly from my pc, until discovering that my editing software, Wondershare Filmora, had it's own screen recorder, I had only been making videos of off my PS3 or PS4, so naturally, there would be some smaller hiccups. I'm glad you like it, I plan to do a full series on this, and hopefully some others down the road. Love at First Sight was the first Visual novel that I finished playing through to completion, and it's lightheartedness in nature makes it a great first video.

Nope, doing it solo. If or when I have to do group stuff, I'll just latch myself onto the first available group.

Qa'Rajh Creations you're welcome to join along a guild I help run since launch if you wanted. Pretty casual these days

Kind of you to offer, but I think I'll pass as long as I'm recording videos in TESO.

The Imperial City Waterfront isn't glamour and quality. The House in Bravil isn't much better. The best home is technically unobtainable; a mansion in south-western Cyrodiil, it's unoccupied, unfortunatly, it's very likely that an Oblivion Gate will sprout where the mansion is, destroying the building in the process. The best house you can get (and keep) is the one in Skingrad.

I know that's why i said that this is bad ass house.

I very much agree, it would be so awesome if Bethesda would do that. The problem is, I think, is that it would require much more work than Skyrim. Graphics in games from 2010/2011 (Skyrim) are, largely how graphics are today, they've just been made prettier, with better shadowing and more smooth movement and all. But before 2010, the graphics of games was a VERY various size. There were good, graphical, games in 2006. However, even when Oblivion was released, the reviews did state that the graphics weren't that good for a game of it's time, the colour-palette was too bright (which can be seen especially in the chracter creation) a lot of things looked crayon-painted, rather than generated in a program. What impressed people, was Oblivion's story and immense size, at the time the without question biggest single world map for consoles. A lot of reviews stated that they were so immersed, that things like NPCs not being good at conversation (or personal space) and the sometimes eye-burning brightness and all the other flaws that Oblivion have got. But the whole idea of it being this open world that said "You CAN do the main quest, if you WANT. But here's a man, who have lost his chicken, would you care to run around the entire map, looking for it? Well you can, at any time!" Oblivion was awesome because it was amongst the first big truly open-world, non-linear gameplay. From Bethesda's side, they could do, what I see, one of two things. If they WERE to remake it at all. They could go for a full remaster, but that would mean that they would basically have to make the graphics from scratch, which would take a very long time, and likely be expensive (both to Bethesda, and later, us as gamers). OR, they could remaster it, so that only the controls were given an update (maybe fix some options sensitivity too). But then, people would ask "If you are truly REMASTERING this, why, when the hardware can run it, don't you update the graphics?" And Bethesda wouldn't have a good answer to this. And that would affect sales. Which brings me to the most likely option why Bethesda are not going to remaster it. The people enticed with The Elder Scrolls series were split with Oblivion, the people who had enjoyed Morrowind were dissapointed, feeling the story and landscape was "meh", and the people that enjoyed Skyrim, found Oblivion's janky controls and eye-cancer-inducing graphics to be bad. That means that there isn't a big market of Elder Scroll fans who would buy a TES IV: Oblivion, and it would take some serious marketing budget, in order to sell a 11 year old game to "new" players. To conclude, I would LOVE a remastered Oblivion (in any form), but in my honest opinion, I just don't think that it's going to happen. Unless Bethesda decides to outsource the task, but that seems unlikely.

You can pronounce it how you want. But as I don't follow any censoring religion, I'll pronounce it as I see fit.

I don't have a lot of spare time, but we are getting closer to the "end" of Skyrim, so it's logical to think about future series. My first idea is to continue Oblivion from where I left off, since that's a game I'm relatively comfortable with playing and commenting. I would love to make a series in Brütal Legend, but because of it's soundtrack, it would be a heap of content ID strikes, which could, in theory, shut my channel down. I could play that without game audio, but just as with Child of Light, the soundtrack is such a big part of that game, that I feel it would be a shame against the game. And I would not be able to see myself "downplaying" a game, for the sake of just making videos. Another idea that recently sparked, was to play Red Dead Redemption (seeing as how Rockstar announced that they're working on a second RDR) this would also be a throwback to the very first video I TRIED to record (with a different capture card, that I didn't know how to plug in the right way). Seing as Red Dead Revolver is currently on sale in PS Store, I could go for that on the PS4, going a bit old school with a series. Another thing that I could make a series of, is through a video I plan to record with a friend in Day of the Tentacle, seing as we're not likely finishing the game while she visits, it could make for a series that I could take for a spin. Another idea, which is more of a thought, is to start a series of The Dwarves, but I'm holding back on that, as I'm not so sure the gameplay makes for a good video material, even though the lore and the story is amazing. That's related to the PS3 and PS4, I'm currently teaching myself (when I have time for it) to use OBS to record from my computer, which gives more options for games (though I'm a console gamer by heart). In general, I have a few Visual Novels that I would like to do some voice acting to, I know that's probably not usually for "my audience", but it's something that I would like to do (being a voice actor is one of my oldest dreams). Of course that also could mean a return to TESO, as it just functions much better on the PC than on the PS4. I know that the PS4 currently is big on JRPGs, which I could see myself get in to, again regarding the voice acting. While my means are pretty limited, I'm always on the lookout for interesting games, or games that are being suggested to me. The PS Store has a lot to offer (also on the PS3 still) and there's a GameStop close by, where I visit often to scout out old, used games. Because sometimes, you find gold amongst such. So if you have suggestion, I'd happy to at least look into said games to at least try them.

Qa'Rajh Creations Seeing as your storytelling is what first caught my attention on the khajiit facebook page, (you are a great storyteller by the way) I could imagine a fun play through of red dead or maybe even a fallout game.

Thank you so much, it means a lot to get support like this. I suppose a rough week just culminated, which got to my emotions. The playthrough isn't meant to be about me, and I don't really feel comfortable about letting myself out like that, but sometimes, I think, it's just so much better to get it out of your system, than to let it build up inside.

Qa'Rajh Creations very well said. I myself am very anti social person, but video games and other gamers give me an opportunity to branch out in a social environment in an almost anonymous way.

Some cats certainly has a great dislike for snow, but to a lot of cats, who are used to it, snow doesn't really bother them. You can even find cats that seem happier in snow, though this one wouldn't be able to tell you why that is.

Thank you, I'm not used to streaming (as video format), and I spend a good 30 minutes trying to set all the things up in the right way.

Who *WOULDN'T* want a Wabbajack fox pet/friend?