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ive never played elden ring but i really enjoyed listening to this :) let me know if you ever need music for your videos!

Came for the content. Stayed for the mouse pointer.

I can’t follow this high

Love this creator. Where did she come from? I was hoping for a huge backlog of Souls content, but she started with Elden Ring apparently . Great work keep it up.

Wait. Do we know that our universe isn’t deterministic? I can’t see how living inside a deterministic universe would feel any different so long as you don’t know all the pertinent information leading up to an event. Just having the information present doesn’t mean you can correctly interpret, calculate, or even perceive it. I feel like you could probably predict every major decision I made in my life if only you knew what happened to me before that, yet in the moment I would probably feel like I was making a choice of my own free will. If I hit a crossroads and could go left or right, I get to make a choice. No matter how random that choice feels to me, SOMETHING went into my decision to go left. Perhaps if you could view the exact neuron in my brain that tipped the balance to “left” you could arbitrarily call that the last domino in this particular set. Couldn’t you then back trace each domino from there and arrive at the conclusion that if someone were around a billion years ago they actually had the information to know I would arrive at a crossroads and go left now? It doesn’t matter that there were no people and we have no idea how to acquire and process that kind of data. The pertinent question is “Was the information there or not”. The creator of the video seems to take is as given that in a deterministic universe you’d know what’s going to happen somehow. The “if they were, they actually weren’t, therefore they aren’t” part really does seem to apply to this world too when applied to any event after it has happened. Before the event anything could happen from your perspective because you lack the information to know what is/will be true. That’s the “if they were” part. After the fact you will know if they were or not for obvious reasons so that “they actually weren’t” can be true. In the moment of the event you will also know whether they are or not, so “therefor they aren’t” will be knowledge you possess, even though the word “therefore” is indicating the dependency on the other two states, which is true but feels weird to say in that order.

I've had this video in the back of my mind while playing the game ever since you released it. It's great! Maybe a bit long, but great. I wonder if the DLC has brought any evolution on these theories for you?

Cool video although there is lots of stuff I disagree with

It’s just occurred to me that there’s literally no shipyards, docks, jetties, etc. in the Lands Between. All the tarnished left by boat, then all naval buildings were dismantled and fish-based diets were made heretical.

The real life Magellan never made it around the world, our ship is going down 😂

It is not objectively speaking true that an emperion is a child of a single god. The remembrance could be saying that the cause of the curses but has not effected their status as emperions.

To your point that Great Runes are inherited…why no Great Rune for Messmer?

Your content is so fkn incredible to me. Your deep appreciation for the depth and nuance of words and language and how we use and structure them has been extraordinarily refreshing and eye opening for me. My whole life, I've felt like words in particular, and language, have so much more power and meaning behind them than what the vast majority of people around me seem to be able to appreciate. And because I place so much emphasis on words and their power, I've noticed in myself a longing due to the profound lack of stimulating and deeper conversation with people. Which isn't their fault, I understand most people don't have the same appetite that I do for "getting into the weeds of a thing" - so to speak, and I certainly don't fault them for it. This has inadvertently resulted in my keeping of a smaller "circle" than what I'm used to seeing in others. Though I'm not a total loner or anything, but, let's just say I'm no stranger to the sight of a friends eyes glaze over when I attempt to breach too far into the depths of a concept, and as a result I've learned to reserve that penchant for when such conversation is elicited from me rather than the opposite. Your videos and the depth you go to in them with regards to language, has just been so very refreshing, and in seeing the community surrounding your content, I feel just a little less apart from the whole. So thank you for that. 🙂 Anyways, I just I'd offer a little personal testimony for why your content means so much to me, beyond just the fact that it's about one of if not my favorite IPs to date. Talk to ya later!

Hmmm Miquella and Radahn both examples of changing fate... Interesting

i like how u said octupi

super excited to hear your dlc thoughts

I'm not convinced there are enough indications to think of the flame bursting is them crying. I also not convinced that the frenzied flame is akin to sadness or depression. In the game there are characters that get the frenzied flame after experiencing something sad, like that knight father that came too late for his daughter that got killed by a mistborn. But as you can see he doesn't have frenzied flame as he is sad. It is something that comes after. I think that suggest that sadness leads people to try to understand the world in context to what happened, and the answers might lead to new beliefs that fosters the frenzied flame. And I think it's actually a lack of faith. Or faith, but negative-faith as some of these characters would call it a greater truth. (I also think of it as similar to insight from bloodbourne. A special kind of insight that is infectious) I think the frenzied flame is better understood in context of the story 'the king in yellow', which is several stories unrelated, set in the world of HP Lovecraft, describing a thing very similar to the frenzied flame. It's a force that exists through a belief or obervance of a truth, but might not exist by itself. It kind of like a ideology made into a monster, and kind of maybe a force symbolizing like propaganda, nihilistic truths and the power these things have in our lives.

Best autistic lore channel by far

Great video, can't wait to watch more!

You should check out Dekuzek. His recent videos blew my mind with his theories, things im suprised others have not noticed

6:40 Your videos make me upset because they aren’t watched enough, and people who take lore really seriously in the community are lost on things you make really obvious, like rune of the unborn is Ranni’s. I have no mouth but I must scream when super smart people are like, ‘Rennala’s great rune was given to her by Radagon right? How is that possible and why?’

How can you, in the same video, say that Forsaken Depths hole not fitting with the above city of Leyndell is just "video game level design" ; and dismiss Tarnished Archeologist's theory on the sole argument that "it doesn't fit" ?

On bodies and souls: Does this kind of explain the evergaols? Is an Evergaol simply a way to trap a soul in physical form so that it's no longer free to materialise and interact with the physical world? Is that why we fight Vyke in the real world and in the evergaol?

Oh wow, i think this helps to unify soe other lore theories. There is a popular theory, i believe propagated by Ratotasr, that the Eternal Cities at some point became 'underground' and used to be above ground, that they 'sank' at some point. i've seen theorists like Quelaag respond that the eternal cities look intentionally built rather than shifted. What if both are true. What i when your Mt Lleyndel was 'raised' the eternal cities were simply left behind. What if the Greater will raised the plateau specifically to bury the eternal cities, leaving them behind with a false sky?

Wait, how did you manage to go full flame of frenzy for this video without Melina breaking her foot off in your as..tral self?

37:24 Maybe the needle takes away your memory. Since, while in Plassy's arena, the Three Fingers haven't PHYSICALLY touched you, this must be WHY the needle can work. But you keep the eyes in that arena, even if you have the needle - then the eyes go away after using the needle? So, since the 'cause' of the 'effects' hasn't happened, maybe you have the 'effects' still because you individually REMEMBER them, and through magical manifestation, are bringing these remembered effects into reality. Then using the needle messes with your memory, causing you to forget that you encountered the Three Fingers, thus removing the last existing record that it happened. Since it seems important that Empyreans have to sort of 'choose' to become gods, maybe it's a sort of thing where the outer god in question is knocking on the door, really loudly, but the needle just dulls your ability to remember that fact, thus forestalling the ability of the outer god to walk through the door of your mind. When the needle gets removed, it's like taking away the morphine and ALL the knocking gets through, and it's so loud (cuz, outer god) that you can't keep it out anymore, thus choosing to let the outer god in, all the way.

So hyped for this!!! Been waiting (and rewatching the other videos) a lot for it, I know you'll deliver again!

Omfg i got further intof the show and omg. Youre wild. Email Miyazaki and ask him "Am i crazy?"