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@@Meglomaniaforever I am quite boring as far as fantasy RPG players go. I am almost always a human warrior, the most boring. The most bland, but it is what I like. That said, in Origins, I have always loved the Casteless Dwarf. Truly staring from the bottom and becoming a legend. It’s the most disadvantaged start compared to all the rest.

@@ratedjentertainment Exactly, a good zero to Paragon story with a chance to permanently improve the Dwarven situation. If you make the right choices and survive of course. To be fair I do like all of the origins, including the classic Human Noble if only because I can get the throne...

I am glad you're enjoying New Vegas and welcome to the Wasteland! I wish you many great adventures and many amazing memories! If you want, consider joining our Discord in the description! We'd be thrilled to hear about your adventures in the Mojave Wasteland!

Say no more, im in

@@valterjunior3776 if that link doesn’t work, recheck my Dragon Age video, it’s the newest one.

@@TurinInquisitor deus vult!

@@CMast3r it was the same for me, minus the trailers. I just saw some screenshots on the Xbox Store Page. But that first day, I was already enamored with the story and from that day on, I was a Dragon Age fanboy. A love which has carried well into this day.

@@ratedjentertainment Same here man. I replay one of the 3 games at least once a year.

@@CMast3r truthfully, I feel weird if I don’t replay the entire series when I play.

@@teyrncousland7152 do you have any specifically you like the most?

@@popcandy44 your guess is as good as mine. I agree with you though, the Origin story did wonders to make you feel like a real character in the world. Not a chosen one, not a mythical hero that will just disappear one day mysteriously, but just another person. Albeit a person who skilled enough to join the Wardens, but that’s hardly unique. The series will always have a piece of its heart missing while playable Origins are missing in action.

@@ded2thaworld963 welcome back to The Grey Wardens! If you find yourself wanting to share your adventures, consider joining our Discord.

I can understand that, I think on an individual level they probably wouldn't hit for me either, but when the narratives interconnect it makes it a much more enjoyable experience (at least for me).

The lead dev / designer left during the making of DA2. BioWare had been acquired by EA and EA were ruining the game with their commercial direction.

@@patinho5589 " Dragon Age has always been about belonging - about realizing that family is more than blood and about celebrating our diversity and differences. It will remain so. " This quote does it for me.

Yeah, BioWare does seem to be on the Activism instead of Artistry path with their writing and they have been trending towards that for a long time.

Don't worry! I know the feeling! I am 30 now and I so desperate want to be teenage Josh again 😂😂

@@kerlivs.makeup2503 it really is a great experience to go and do a whole series playthrough! How have you been enjoying it? What kind of characters have you played?

@@ratedjentertainment origins I've played human mage, 2 rogue (they're cousins then 😁) and inquisition elf warrior cause i wanna romance solas and see how this plays out in veilguard! it's also giving me a break from baldurs gate 🙈

@@kerlivs.makeup2503 Warden Amell and Hawke being cousins is a lore tidbit I don’t hear people mention very often and I am so glad you brought it up! Thank you for that! I am actually planning on making a Dalish Elf Inquisitor and have her do a Solas romance as well. I think that’ll be a real gut punch come Tresspasser and I would enjoy seeing how that plays out in Veilguard as well! Glad to see you and I are on the same page! If you have discord, check the link in this video! You should come by and keep us up to date on all of your adventures!

@@ratedjentertainment sure I'll check it out when i get home tomorrow or Friday... gonna need to set a reminder 😁

@@kerlivs.makeup2503 we’d be thrilled to have you there!

@@connorsimpson9423 thank you for your compliment! Truly! I had a lot of hurdles to overcome fighting the bad PC version of this game. Having Dragon Age: Origins as your favorite game of all time is such a flex, you should be proud of yourself. I can’t claim to be terribly excited for Veilguard, but I also am at the same time. It’s weird. I want more Dragon Age, but I want more Dragon Age like Origins and less like Inquisition, despite my love for Inquisition.

@@Lowco5 if that’s how you feel, maybe you should jump back into the saddle and slaughter some Darkspawn with us! What do you remember the most about the last time you played?

@@ratedjentertainment I'd have to say exploring the dwarven tunnels with Oghren and Morrigan bantering at each other. Will definitely be sticking around your channel.

@@Lowco5 if you are here specifically for Dragon Age content, I’d hate to disappoint. I don’t know when I will next make Dragon Age videos. But there is a bit of other content in this channel you may enjoy. As well as a Discord in the description. Feel free to pop in and join us.

Oh man, my buddy Angel and I still discuss Dragon Age lore and the setting as a whole very frequently. Even all these years later.

I have heard this opinion echoed in other comment sections, truthfully, aside from DAO, I don't particularly like CRPGs. That said, what do you like about Pathfinder? Maybe I can be convinced to check it out.

@@notgeneric8761 I guess I never considered going to Kvatch BEFORE Weynon Priory, that’s interesting. I am glad you have great memories Pires of this game like me! What’s your favorite moment?

We can at least agree on Ginger Dwarf. No idea what Shadowheart is, but I will take your word for it.

@@ratedjentertainment Shadowheart is a High half-elf cleric companion in Baldurs Gate 3. You should check the game out, it's a single player RPG based on DnD and is really fun.

@@dr.calibrations7984 Ahhhhh BG3. The game I see that has hype levels to the very sun. It's not a game I have any interest in nor do I intend to play it, but I am always happy to have my mine changed. What do you like about it? Gamplay? Writing? Art style? What drew you in?

@@ratedjentertainment To give you context because I feel it's appropriate, I've been playing games since Sonic 2 on the Sega Genesis. As far as RPGs go, If you consider OG Fable then that's my first, if not, Star Wars; Knights Of The Old Republic (KOTOR) was my first RPG, at least the first that I played beginning to end. I've also played Mass Effect, Dark Souls, and, of course, Dragon Age. My brother got me into it because he knew what games I gravitate towards and how I'd go on about KOTOR and how good it was. As for artsyle, I'm not exactly a great source on critiquing artstyle, as I've never found a style that repells or attracts me, I find graphics to be icing, if the cake is good, the icing (graphics) will enhance it, but no amount of icing can save a terrible cake, or ruin a great one. I'd say my favorite aspects are a toss up between the characters and the gameplay. Fighting enemies or avoiding said fights with a skill check that your character might be designed around, your class matters, a Bard isn't going to fight, or explore the same way a Druid would. Being able to have, say a cleric force a very strong melee combatant drop his weapon and then have your melee fighter take it so his previously insane DPS (I always do the encounter early because I know about this strat) into a very low punch or just pushing a giant beast off a ledge rewards creativity in combat by boosting power without actually boosting stats. The characters are all well written as well. While fantastical they do generally feel like real people you could know. I won't say they're as great as Mass Effects cast, but I am VERY biased. For Christ's sake my profile name is a Garrus reference. TLDR; I think the characters and gameplay are stellar and recommend it. By all means, watch gameplay here on YT before spending money, but as someone with relatively similar gaming taste, I think it's a really good game.

@@dr.calibrations7984 wow! I appreciate you taking the time to write all of that! I genuinely enjoy your passion and enthusiasm for BG3, that’s fantastic. Also, I’m glad you said something because I was hoping your name was a Garrus ME2 reference. The style of CRPGs in terms of gameplay has never really hooked me in. Even recently I tried to play Warhammer 40,000 Rogue Trader, as a big Warhammer nerd, I was hoping this would be enough to get me in, CRPG with a Warhammer paint job, should be a no brainer, even that couldn’t keep me invested. Maybe it’s just the game play loop? Maybe I’m just too engrained in the Bethesda style of gameplay? I don’t know. But it’s worth considering. We have a discord in the link of these videos, you should consider joining and hanging out, while I feel you and I might disagree on a lot, I enjoy having my ideas challenged. Even more than that, I think there are many great discussions to be had.

I hear people say a lot of about GOG games. Does GOG do something different? Are they allowed to patch games? I am genuinely curious. I got Origins on Steam as well as EA and both are not great versions.

@@ratedjentertainment I don't have the details as to how, but as far as I know GOG specifically tries to ensure that older games work on newer hardware. It seems to be one of their main platform pitches. Origins is also CURRENTLY on sale there as well (though they don't have 2 or Inquisition).

@@skylerjayceysylvan6238 thank you for commenting this! I appreciate you taking the time!

@@ratedjentertainment No problem! I've also had a look at their About section to see what they say about it and it says they "test it thoroughly, fix all the bugs, and apply patches so it runs flawlessly on your next-gen PC", so yeah it actually seems they do indeed do patches as well as bug fixes on the games they sell.

Thank you! I am glad you liked it! I can't speak to any success of Origins due to BG3. But I haven't played BG3 and nor do I ever intend to play it, so I can't say. But I will confirm that I went back to it as a result of the awful Veilguard reveal. That game looked genuinely uninspired.

@@ratedjentertainment BG3 is in the same genre as Origins. In fact BioWare originally developed BG1 and 2 and called Origins the spiritual successor. BG3 sweeping Game of the Year has gotten a lot of people interested in this genre of games. I guess that is one instance where swooping is not bad.

@@Dragon_Lair I have seen BG3 hyped up to levels not seen in ages. I never played it so I can't say if it's that good or not. But since you seem to like it, I wish you many great adventures in BG3 and I hope you continue to enjoy the game and it continues to get better. Origins being a spiritual successor to BG1 and 2 I already knew, which is one thing that made me want to play them, but truthfully, outside of I guess Origins, I am not really into CRPGs.

@@ratedjentertainment Fair enough.

Hopefully, a remaster is in the works. Out of all games that got a remaster or two. DAO deserves it.

@@sicko990 1000 Subscribers and 4000 Watch Hours or 10M views in shorts. Though since I don’t intend to do RUclips for a living, I don’t really pay attention to it.

@@hugofourie1193 somehow I always see this game sweaty under the rug when people mention great RPGs and I consider this game S Tier. Do you know a place to get mods to make it work better? I was truly bummed out at the piss poor quality of this game’s PC version.

@@ratedjentertainment I used the video below to fix mine. I also don't really mod my games and this helped that it doesn't crash anymore. Sad thing is you basically have to play on low graphics. ruclips.net/video/U1eJpy46SYQ/видео.html

Really? I'm playing this game on modern hardware and plays exactly as it did when I was a teenage. One of the issues I had was a memory leak that makes the game struggle the longer you play. You can mitigate the issue by extending the memory address of the game executable using a patcher(tho is still limited as a 32bit application).

More on the anti-aliasing options, don't use, it makes the game unstable. If you want AA use one from your gpu software.

@@ever611 I wish I knew what any of that meant. But I do genuinely hope that someone who does know what that means does that and it helps them! Thank you for taking the time to share!

@@yaasinm sounds like you’re excited for The Veilguard then!

Do you say that because the later games is not as dark as orgins?

@@rilarr wow! I would never have guessed that. That dude has certainly been around for a while. He also played Al’Mualim in the original Assassin’s Creed. Man has a stories career for sure.

@@2xRainb0w " Dragon Age has always been about belonging - about realizing that family is more than blood and about celebrating our diversity and differences. It will remain so. " (BioWare doesn’t understand Dragon Age)

Did you install the 4gig patch? That solves a LOT of the problems like crashes and texture issues.

@@stopthatgirl7 where can this patch be acquired? Thank you for taking the time to help!

@@tahjshaunbrooks6722 what is your favorite kind of character to play and what is your favorite quest in the game?

@ratedjentertainment I try to play a ruthless/pragmatic elf almost every playthrough. I like most of the quest but I can tell you my least favorite: The Fade mission when you go back to the circle.

@@tahjshaunbrooks6722 yeah, the fade has always been an issue for me. But I think I have the optimal way through the fade committed to memory at this point. I can usually get through it pretty easily.

You are a person of supreme taste then! I am glad some new Dragon Age: Origins content could surprise you! What are you playing in Origins? Give me the details on your Warden and spare no elements of their character!

@@ratedjentertainment so far I’m playing a alienage elf rouge archer/ dagger dual wield I’m only as far as the mage tower and orzammar so far and trying to make all good choices Once I’m done with origins I plan on playing through da2 and inquisition ready for the new one coming out

@@jordanmole7704 City Elf is a good time, truthfully, I played a female City Elf that was one of my favorite characters I ever played. Her name was Thera Tabris, she was a warrior, and while she was generally good, she did sometimes enact a little vengeance on some humans for the treatment of the Elves. I wish you good fortune in your battles against the Darkspawn, Warden. If you want to keep myself and other nerds up to date, we do have a Discord linked in the description of the video. Feel free to join.

@@blitzmunk2.021 I am glad we have that in common! I would say compared to modern games, sure, your friends are right. It is clunky, but man, that game just has something about it that draws me in, even all these years later. While I am not the biggest fan of CRPGs, this is one I have played over and over and intend to play over and over again. Hell, as long as I have a voice, I will ALWAYS use it to praise this wonderful game.

I just wish we would get some comparably good RPGs that *_aren't_* set in such dark worlds. I love the complexity, the choices, the consequences of the choices - but the overall setting, the mood, ... have been *_so_* dark in all the good RPGs in the last years (well, last 1-2 decades) that it's simply too depressing for me to enjoy. Which is why I don't buy them, I don't even watch anyone else play them. It's been a trend not only in gaming, but also in movies and series - I can't *_stand_* the Battlestar Galactica reboot for example. The original was all about the hope and positivity in a dire situation - the reboot for me is pretty much "even the little bits that seem good are actually terrible in some way, every reason for hope gets crushed every single time, but everyone just keeps going because of exactly one reason - there wouldn't be a series to make money off otherwise".

@@Lilith_Xolaani you never need to thank me my friend! I am honored to even know you! As always, I am looking forward to more of your content. 💙

@@AKABoondock19 it’s hard to argue that, but to counter it, I’d say it’s the only legitimately GREAT game in the series, whereas I would consider 2 and Inquisition to be merely good or decent games. That said, I appreciate you taking the time to comment! I am glad to know I’m not the only one who shares a deep love for Origins and respects it like it deserves.

@@ratedjentertainment I thought 2 was OK. Inquisition was just too much of a departure of the series for me, and now this next one looks to be even worse in that regard

@@AKABoondock19 I can’t fault you for your opinion, nor can I say you are wrong, but I to better increase our understanding one another’s positions, I’d like to explain a few things I like about the other games. Maybe not to change your mind, but give you a little context for me. For what it’s worth, the insanely limited development time is what really hampered that game’s potential. Even so, I think game told a good story but the overly reused assets are horrible. But I still found a lot of charm in that game. Inquisition I thought had great ideas, but poor execution, that’s all I’ll say there. I am eager to see the story with Solas wrapped up, but I am with you about Veilguard. I am not happy for that game truthfully. I actually have a long video where I do the breakdown and discuss the lore. If you have a spare 2 hours, you might enjoy my commentary on it.

@@ratedjentertainment Nothing will change my opinion. The series depth on strategic combat and party control was removed not to make the game better, but to bring in non-fans. Im not telling you you are wrong for loving the other games, or thinking they are good. I am saying that you are part of the problem when it comes to studios pulling this kind of shit. (by buying the next game) No offense as its not intentional on your part. You wanna play a game you play it. I dont blame you, but yeah, you are part of the problem for me even though its not your fault really.

@@AKABoondock19 happy to be part of the problem then I suppose 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@thetrashcanman7537 thank you! I try to be positive on this channel and focus on more wholesome content, but this trailer was so bad. I just couldn’t take it.

@@ratedjentertainment we all try to be but that doesn’t mean we have to be positive to the point we are lying great work!!!

@@thetrashcanman7537 if you enjoyed this short, it’s part of a much longer video on the channel, but I also have a few video essays that are more positive videos. And another one on the way! I’d appreciate you giving them a watch and letting me know what you think.

@@tessfairfield6435 I am glad the video was relatable to you on so many levels! It’s never fun growing up that poor and not being able to engage with the things everyone else is doing around you. I am also happy to hear how much you’re enjoying Oblivion. Compared to Morrowind and Skyrim, I feel that game is often overlooked. I’m glad you took the time to play it and engage with some of the best adventures in the series.

Greetings from the United States, muthsera.

My cousin used to play and didn’t know about fast travel for the longest time. When we were young and saw how many locations he discovered we were absolutely mind blown. Many MANY years later I stopped playing with Fast Travel in all games I play. I only use in universe methods. Like a carriage or something like that. It’s the best way to play. What are you favorite moments from Oblivion? Do you still play to this day? If so, what do you look forward to most?

Yeah I remember when I was trying to do the gray prince quest with the only direction being to “go west” ended up stumbling on the quest with the invisible town. I didn’t know how to use map markers or change quest and I was so lost all the time but it never got frustrating because everything about the world felt so alive it was complete escapism for me as a kid who had never experienced anything like this before. Once I stumbled on Weston Priory I fell in love then with the main quest, I don’t know what the hook was in particular but it was just a great sense of adventure. Gearing up in the Priory to find the Emperors heir, it was so exciting. Favourite moments, well I have so many I can’t chalk it down to one I loved most of the main quest particularly the missions where you are undercover as a blade or where you are sniffing out mythic dawn spies. I loved the battle for Bruma. I loved the Fighters guild questline too particularly the last quest because I felt like an action hero. The ambush in the mages guild quest is burned into my brain also. I have one memory from oblivion that I remember kept me up at Night, I was in the imperial city waiting and I was interrupted by a dark elf to give me the order of the virtuous blood quest, I found that so cool and couldn’t wait to start as I was on the way to the house my parents told me to go to bed so I spent that whole Night bursting with excitement for the morning so I could meet the order. So many amazing memories and I still replay Oblivion to this day almost twenty years later.

@@SagaCaerlea welcome to Cyrodiil my friend! What have you been doing in the heart of the Empire these three days? Also we have a discord in the channel description, we’d love to hear all about your Oblivion adventures.

@@ratedjentertainment Thank you kind sir for invitation I will definitely make sure to check it out! As for my arrival in Cyrodiil, I have just saved Battlehorn Castle from marauders as a Hero of Kvatch and newest member of the Blades, been closing Gates of Oblivion all around to save people from those disasters on my trusty black steed cladded in well made steel armor! And even more adventures still await me! I wish you a good day as well! 💪😎

@@SagaCaerlea I love Battlehorn Castle! That was such a fun little player home. I wish you good fortune when it comes to protecting the heart of our mighty Empire!

@@ratedjentertainment Thank you so much, I already have good fortune just being able to enjoy beautiful views of this Empire! I believe there is even more to come!

@@harley3211 thanks for taking the time to watch the video!

Hahaha! Thank you for that. I genuinely appreciate it! This channel, while not new, is new to gaming content and specifically video essays. I hope to see you in future videos though! Thank you for this wonderful comment.

Oh man. It is funny to look back on that kind of stuff because as an adult you know got to get a GOTY Edition and make sure you have all the DLC but as a kid you just get it and have no actual idea if that’s what you want.

Hey! I can only hope that you enjoyed it then.

I am glad you decided to give it a second chance, truly. Cyrodiil is absolutely filled to the brim with great quests and the NPCs have just enough character to them to impart a sense of personality that NPCs in Skyrim just don’t have. How have you found the experience playing this game on Playstation? I’ve never played a TES game on PlayStation before.

@@ratedjentertainment Well, Fallout 3, New Vegas, Skyrim, and Oblivion are all definitely at their worst on PS3. It's the console I've played them all on with thousands of hours of experience and it's always the same story. Awful framerate with frequent stuttering throughout with all the games. It takes some getting used to, but I'd still say the experience remains in tact to enjoy them. In all the games, especially Skyrim even with the Legendary patch the world will actively start destabilizing around you after around 100 to 140 hours of a playthrough so regardless of level that's when it's time to start a new character. This goes for all the games. You know when it happens because more and more things start breaking like NPCs can't path correctly anymore, mad texture pop in, and quests start bricking everywhere. New Vegas comes in a close second to Skyrim here. Disabling all autosaves is the tried and true way to extend the life of a playthrough. As well as overwriting the same manual save instead of keeping multiple saves. This is a must for all the games on PS3. So far right now I have a 60 hour playthrough in on Oblivion with both main DLCs installed and it's fairing pretty well. I'd say Skyrim had better overall performance at this point, but Skyrim also had multiple freezes and a few broken quests where Oblivion has chugged right along with no broken quests as of yet. Some people might find it unplayable on PS3, but as a veteran with these games on the system I think it's totally playable and I think will fair better in the long run when compared to the other Bethesda games. Sucks I still play the games on PS3, but I plan on getting a Series X soon anyways to get close to the PC experience of them. I'd rate them from best to worst performance like this on PlayStation 1. Fallout 3 (Actually pretty decent port from 360. Not that bad.) 2. Oblivion with DLC (Nothing ruining my enjoyment so far! Totally playable) 3. Skyrim with DLC (Infamous for freezing and destabilizing in time, but performance is pretty decent throughout) 4. New Vegas (Have to babysit the game to get it to be stable for a whole playthrough. Complete edition with DLCs is 110% broken. Base game is playable enough.) I legit encourage you to find a copy or two of these games to try on PS3. It's really enlightening for sure! If people think the 360 was bad, they haven't tried them on PS3.

@@Firealone9 it might be worth checking out. I actually have a PS3. I got it many years ago at this point and I have barely played it honestly. This would be a fun thing to check out.

Considering what they were able to do with New Vegas and KOTOR 2 with those abysmal deadline, the work Obsidian does is nothing short of a miracle.

@@ratedjentertainment Really looking forward to Avowed. Having been a big fan of Baldur's Gate 1+2 as a kid, I didn't expect to get so invested into Obsidian's completely new IP and world of Eora (Pillars, Avowed), but they are just so damn good at writing and immersion, that I am more interested in Eora than Faerun at this point. Especially since I hate Larian's writing and don't believe Baldur's Gate 3 should even be a thing lol.

@@Molotov_Milkshake I have tried so many times to play Pillars, but CRPGs just not my style. But I have purchased it many times over the years simply to support Obsidian. Also, your sentiment on BG3 is shared by a friend of mine and fellow content creator. I was on a call with her last night and she shared similar thoughts on BG3

@@ratedjentertainment Understandable, they are quite niche in that regard, but do bear in mind that in every sense other than being isometric point+click, New Vegas is a CRPG at its core. It's that design philosophy that makes it so deep, rewarding and fun. It's good to hear I'm not alone with regards to Baldur's Gate 3, considering that game is being hyped to the stratosphere by people who've never even played Baldur's Gate 1 or 2. I know several people who are obsessed with it, and they are only into it because of Divinity Original Sin (games which have some fun elements IMHO, but the writing and RPG aspects are extremely weak). You should really consider just sticking with PoE and giving it a real chance. And of course there's always Avowed and Outer Worlds for your FPS RPG needs too.

@@Molotov_Milkshake I never count a game out. I played Pillars a few times, I was into the lore and the world, but the gameplay loop never stuck me. I always got to a certain point in the story, and I always lost traction, no matter how hype I was to play or anything. I am not saying I won't ever play it fully, I will say though that I don't see myself doing it any time soon. Though you are a swell ambassador to the game.

There has been a noticeable shift downward in the quality of their story telling in other games. I won’t deny that. But I am glad we share a love for this game! I’ve always been an Oblivion die hard and it’s good to know I’m now alone.

@@ratedjentertainment After watching this, I'm gonna get Oblivion installed and have a blast through it again as I've never actually played it on PC. Well, kind of. My Dad had the PC version, but his computer was so bad that we couldn't get it to run well enough to play. I remember how hyped I was to finally play it on the 360, after the disappointment of not being able to get the PC version working properly.

@@Molotov_Milkshake I hope your return to Cyrodiil is an incredible one! Truly! We have a discord linked in the video, feel free to join and let me know how your adventures are going! I’d love to hear about them.

I hope your adventures in Cyrodiil go wonderfully! There is a discord link in the channel description, you should join and keep us up to date in all of your adventures in Oblivion! I'd love to hear them.

Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to comment, congrats on finishing Fallout 3! Did you play the DLC as well? Fallout 3 has some truly stellar DLC. As for tips on New Vegas, yeah, I have a few. There isn't a ton of level scaling in this game, at least not as evidently as Fallout 3 or Oblivion. There are some areas of the map that are much harder to deal with at lower levels because extremely high level monsters are there purposefully. I don't want to give spoilers because it's a game that is best experienced blind. But find the areas early on and make sure to avoid them. If you are looking for tips on builds, I can't help you there, I am not that technical when it comes to games. I just pick a weapon and go to town on everyone.

@@ratedjentertainment Thanks Bro, yes i've played of all of them, really like broken steel and the ad content of It, and the better Path they fixed to the Lone Wanderer, the Point Lookout and ALL Lovecraft elements of Dunwitch history and the map and envoirenment of Maryland is amazing, and my favorite was history of The Pitt with all Mad Max references, and special loots, it's a really nice DLC. Thanks for the tips, i guess you're right, i can handle this, just want to find better weapons that'ts all. I'll watch for more videos, sucess for your Channel, keep cooking!! 🍀.

@@tiegom4ximus thank you my friend! I wish you luck during your quests in the Mojave Wasteland.

@@ratedjentertainment welcome dude, pls do more videos about fallout games and universe

@@tiegom4ximus I will in the future. Anything you’d like to see in particular?

Hard to argue with that, because I do not disagree.

Yes to all of this.

Hahahahaha! How surprised were you to learn of the Dark Brotherhood?

@@ratedjentertainment I was shocked, because at that point I only knew them as, "Hey, these are the jerks that kept trying to kill me in Morrowind!" 😂

@@kambennett2487 it’s certainly a different vibe compared to the Morag Tong.

@@ratedjentertainment Nah, the Dark Brotherhood try to kill you if you have the Mournhold DLC installed. Like you can't sleep without those goons showing up.

@@kambennett2487 yeah, I remember. I always made a ton of money selling that gear tho.

You'll have to forgive me here, but I am not going to share that information.

@@ratedjentertainment 🫡

That’s an amazing thing to hear! Thank you for sharing. I think it’s a testament to the games quality that so many of us have some many hours in this game, but truthfully, I’m not sure I’d want someone to tell me exactly how many hours I’ve put into it. I’m sure the number would be equal impressive and embarrassing.