@@brandonwithnell612 its like a badge you cant get sent to jail just for wearing it, but wearing it says you have the connections, just, one would assume its not the armour you would use during a heist...
So supposedly a full set of Deadric armor gives you a 10 percent increase to intimidation checks, it is (supposedly) in the games code, but is is just not listed on the armor itself. I don't know if this is true or not, but whatever, here you are. Make of this as you will.
@@tylerreif32 the buff is applied it's just a hidden buff like with the dwemer lexacon buff. It has a secret buff that makes dwarven armor and weapons more effective. Again applied but not listed
@@carlpvnsem2875 Malacath, formally Trinimac, was extremely noble and held in high regard before being betrayed. Hopefully he plays a bigger part in the next game. His revenge would be nice.
Guard: “Hey are you using these bones?” Dragonborn: “nah these things are super heavy and I haven’t speced into crafting that much so sure ig…” Guard: :) Two weeks later crime has gone down to zero and the there is a militarist coup born from the incredibly powerful Skyrim guards that eventually leads to the independence of Skyrim and the defeat of the empire. Moral of the story: I wrote this while taking a shit and didn’t expect anyone to see this reply on a comment on a 1:45 video I’m sorry for not writing an ending I hope you’ll forgive me.
I did something similar. I gifted Daedric and Dragon weapons to the guards. ...I don't recommend it. Because when I committed a crime, they killed me easily
Guard: "By the gods! What I wouldn't do for a set of that." Dragonborn: "Well, you could kill a bunch of dragons, learn to be a master smith, and then..." Guard: "Y'know, turns out I kinda like my armor right now."
@@prabsharankaknia8479 nah, just within reason. I maxed my sword at about 2000 damage. I don't blow stuff out of proportion like most people who do this. I actually like having a challenge
@@Wanderer24 I see. That’s good because I also did mine like that. I think being able to fly thru the game kills most of the fun of it. So I just did a nice extra large upgrade, like a sword that does 2500 damage or something. But I blew my magika regeneration to oblivion. It’s completely regenerates in about half a second.
@@prabsharankaknia8479 I just enchanted my armor so that my spells don't cost anything, but maybe that would have been a smarter choice so that I didn't have to carry around two armor sets
@@kafkajon13 well thats because its not a 'compression', its a 'comparison' and its a perfectly apt comparison. the high elves are rounding up talos believers and imprisoning them/torturing them just like the nazis rounded up jews imprisoned them/tortured them.
@@digitalutopia1 I'm not sure if they'd actually still take it without a specific mod installed for that. That said I'm pretty sure there is indeed at least one or two mods for that lol
There's a few guard posts that are quite dangerous with the open skyrim mod, would love to be able to give them armor upgrades so I stop finding random piles of dead guards in holds, or worse, guard-less holds.
1:22 You know this would make sense if you could actually loot this armour off of dead Draugr, but you don't. You craft it, hell you need Daedric smithing to craft it.
There's a mission when you join the companions in whiterun you and them go down a dungeon and kill you can loot the armor off them or even find it that's what I remember it has been time since I played skyrim
That's where you're wrong, there is a dungeon where you can fight a shit ton of ghosts and get many full sets of that armor, also when you forge it you are basicly forging where a man was cremated so it may smells too.
@@ethanpederson Pretty much me running a khajiit in the companions most playthroughs, makes you feel as if the guards are either sarcastic, or their helmets don’t provide much in terms of visibility 😂
I’m pretty sure it is Canon. Seeing as the Dragonborn is the last DLC and recorded adventure in the lore of the Dragonborn. And at that time is when the Dragonborn learned to make that armor.
At some point when you've properly invested in sneak, heavy armor, and enchanting, you can toodle around in dragonplate without issue even if you are the sneaky type, so it really is the endgame armor. Some of my chars end up in dragonscale instead if I feel like the plate version is overkill or want the look of dragonscale but since I usually play in first person, that's mostly irrelevant.
1:02 I did not immigrate all the way from orsinium, abandon my tribe and almost get my head chopped off only to be insulted by a guy who's entire adventuring career ended over 1 arrow.
It's amazing how few people understand "arrow in the knee" means bending down to propose to someone, i.e. getting married and therefore no longer wanting to be a risk-taking adventurer
@@chavzone Yes, but I like to imagine it's more of a Nord saying and an orc immigrant who is new to Skyrim wouldn't know and think it was a literal arrow.
Back in the day army's would launch dead and decaying corpses over castle walls to demoralize the enemy. It had the added benefit of actually causing damage and it would spread disease, stink out the enemy, etc. Pretty f'n metal if you ask me. 🤟
Man the guards in game is amazing in a funny and stupid way. They definitely make the game feel better. I like how they talk about recent events that have been happening. I also love it when they dont like it when you have your weapon or spell hands out
Actually they are not fully voiced. They used the same voice actors and actresses, and some of the named and important characters through the stories have fully voiced lines, like Isran, Harkon, Serana, and for vanilla voices there is Karliah, Mercer, Devlin, and Brynjolf. (Some of those are unique voices) They use the voice for the original person, then add it into npc dialogue. They never said all the lines, for every npc and character. Half of them are just...voice bots? There is a sound file for each of them. They just typed in text and the program made emotional dialogue.
Most unnamed NPC’s or minor named characters have the same VA. But important characters have their own VA if they are relevant to the plot, quests, or DLC’s
Naked: "You damn fool, Arthur Morgan! You'll catch your death!" Chef: "I can't eat any more apple cabbage stew. Anything else?" Execution Hood: "Into some kinky stuff, aren't you?"
Glass, Elven, Nightinggale, Dark Brotherhood and Daedric and mages robes (of various levels - although I'm not sure if it makes a difference in response) have been ignored in this video.
@@Thunderhawk51 actually i did encounter someone make a comment of my Mage's robes "Wow look those robes/ are you a sorcerer from the college?" If a remember correctly.
In whiterun one of the throneroom guards has a chance to say "psst, i know who you are, hail sithis!" While wearing dark brotherhood armor Ok so you dont need the armor, you just need to be liked by the dark brotherhood. Hail Sithis!
It would be cool if there was a dialog option for when they say "...what I would do for a set of armour like that" you could say "here consider it a donation" and give them a set of that armour, with next time you see them they are in the armour but but with the holds colours and the npc guard is named. so every time after that when you pass the guard they talk to you and tell you what's been happing while you where away and can give mini quests.
Honorable Unmentioned: Imperial Armor “Wow, that’s some nice Imperial Armor you got there.” Heard it plenty when I got the full set off of the captain in Helgen.
@@jeffreychinn609 Easy solution; just say you don't mean anything by it. Would have been a heck of a riot if you could tell them you're going to use it to sneak into Imperial camps with it on when you're a part of the Stormcloaks.
I don't think that's triggered by wearing the Imperial Armor. My character wears pieces from different sets, none of them from the Imperial Armor set and they still say it
@@Randomdudefromtheinternet Funny thing is that Gambeson appears in Skyrim, but it's only considered clothing and not armor and it's called Fine Clothing.
@@Nightmare704RY I mean the Fine Clothing that Proventus and Nazeem wears. It's literally Gambeson. The Dawnguard Armor looks like it too, however it got some plates outside the armor though.
There's actually unique dialogue for wearing the Stormcloak Officer Armor as well as wearing Stormcloak or Imperial armor when interacting with guards in a Hold controlled by the opposite faction.
@@kevinkaslana9060 if you're not a nord they say "nord not good enough for you? Pfft" makes me wish the player had npc commands like you do with horses (stay, follow) and I could mime at him "chill tf out bro"
ive spent countless hours days weeks months years playing this game and Ive never payed attention to the guards commenting about your armor or weapon. pretty cool!
Fun fact, if you wear daedric armor it gives you a hidden intimidation buff, it’s not much but if you somehow have daedric at low level it can help with one of the five speech checks in the game
It would be so great if we could interact with these guards even more. "You like this armor? Here, you can have it." And the guard would be like "W-what? I- I can't pay you." but you would say "You don't have to pay me, just take good care of it." and he would invite you to have dinner with his family, it's the least he can do.
One of those radiant raiment ladies told me "if you're going to the blue palace you might want to rethink those rags" I'm a thane elisif likes and I was literally wearing 'extravagant robes' I bought from their shop 🙄 While wearing those robes I walked into their store, the storeowner insulted me again and then asked if I would deliver a specially made garb to elisif. It was just fine robes, more plain than mine
I love these interactions so much. Also stormcloak and imperial guards will react differently if you wear stormcloak and imperial armor, like imperial guards will be upset if you wear stormcloak officer but stormcloak guards will be happy.
This channel has made me realize so much I didn't know about Skyrim. Like how guards react to different armors and weapons. I thought they only reacted to you pulling out a weapon or magic and being naked
Not for every type of armor in the game there are dialogues, for example, there are no comments for Elven, Fur, Glass and Daedric armor, masks of dragon priests.
To be fair, iron would make much better armor than a sword. Since iron is more brittle, it wouldn't hold an edge as well as steel. But as thicker plates made for protection, it will brush off slashes and thrusts just fine. (Although, the basic iron armor's lack of arm coverage is a bit of a design flaw.)
I want at least 500 sets of armor in the new elder scrolls with 1000+ of reactions/interactions with the guards and peoples, 200+ high level ones that i can use till end game, i want my own identity on my armors. Games like elder scroll the more the variety the more filled (the world is) the better
Guards when they see you in iron armor: mighty fine armour you've get there. Guards when they see you with an iron sword: man that shit kinda sucks have you concidered using something better
The line for studded armor is really interesting to me. The guard calls it the armor of a brigand, which I'm pretty sure is in reference to brigandine, a type of armor that spawned the misconception of "studded leather" armor.
I like to imagine this is a fashion montage where the Dragonborn is coming in and out of the change room to show off different outfits while the guards critique them.
Skyrim Special Edition without mods. I correct the color during a video editing for a more juicy picture :)
You forgot deadric
Never the less, nice.
It actually looks like a similar lighting mod I had! Very nice.
who plays without mods in 2021
@@yungface4572 skyrim original: y’all get mods?
It’s very considerate of the Thieves Guild to have their own armor set so you can immediately tell that they’re thieves with one look.
We didn’t question it at the time.
I guess it would be something like the mafia, they want to be seen and recognized around the cities.
i guess it depends on the job some thives like to make a show of it to say "yes the theives guild did this! spread the word"
Oh, thieves wearing conspicuous armor is TIGHT!
@@brandonwithnell612 its like a badge you cant get sent to jail just for wearing it, but wearing it says you have the connections, just, one would assume its not the armour you would use during a heist...
"take the armor, I can just go kill another dragon"
"what"
"You heard me, I can just kill another. Naked".
@@danielboatright8887 Female Guard: Oh? don't let me stop you kinsman, ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Eh, depending on your level they could do it too
@@theannilators7479 not with the right mods ;) descaled world made me able to play an extra 1000 hours
@@General_Kenobi_212 "What are you doing, step-nord?"
You forgot being naked: Guards yells to you to put some clothes.
Naked in general gets nice reaction from NPC. Nazeem gets horny, for example.
@@ravenknightvincent2722 Perhaps, BUT not from guards.
@@ravenknightvincent2722 Really? i didn't know that. Just another reason to off em i guess.
Only female guard pay attention to naked character
@@ravenknightvincent2722 ah yes. "unseemingly warm" right? xD
Player: *wears Iron Armor
Guards: "Oho, nice armor!"
Player: *wears Daedric Armor
Guard: *"Imma pretend I didn't see that."*
Gives intimidation buff tho which is funny.
@@Armagilord123 Really? I didn't know that. I mean it makes sense, Daedric armor isn't exactly welcoming.
So supposedly a full set of Deadric armor gives you a 10 percent increase to intimidation checks, it is (supposedly) in the games code, but is is just not listed on the armor itself.
I don't know if this is true or not, but whatever, here you are. Make of this as you will.
@@tylerreif32 the buff is applied it's just a hidden buff like with the dwemer lexacon buff. It has a secret buff that makes dwarven armor and weapons more effective. Again applied but not listed
@@zerochaotics1135 that makes sense.
"Orcish armor, ugly and strong like those who forged it" "Don't you lecture me with your $30 curiass!"
"Retorts in Angry Texan"
🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿
Certainly didn't expect a dbz reference here
I have like 50 of those stacked on each other and an armor rating of 1125 lol
"Alduin dies"
“Orcish armor. Ugly and Strong, like those who forged it.”
Orc: *stares in Orcish*
Honestly, I think Orcs might take that as a complement, in a "You give me your honest opinion, and you recognize the quality of my work," sort of way.
@@lightsidesoul They're also followers of the religion of responsibility.
malacath also only has ugly people as his followers, most orcs would take both parts as a compliment
@@carlpvnsem2875 Malacath, formally Trinimac, was extremely noble and held in high regard before being betrayed. Hopefully he plays a bigger part in the next game. His revenge would be nice.
Orc: U wot!?
I like to imagine the dragonborn after all the dragons he’s killed eventually armed every guard of whiterun with dragon armor and weapons.
Nah, odds are he sold the bones and scales to Belethor
Guard: “Hey are you using these bones?”
Dragonborn: “nah these things are super heavy and I haven’t speced into crafting that much so sure ig…”
Guard: :)
Two weeks later crime has gone down to zero and the there is a militarist coup born from the incredibly powerful Skyrim guards that eventually leads to the independence of Skyrim and the defeat of the empire.
Moral of the story: I wrote this while taking a shit and didn’t expect anyone to see this reply on a comment on a 1:45 video I’m sorry for not writing an ending I hope you’ll forgive me.
I did something similar. I gifted Daedric and Dragon weapons to the guards.
...I don't recommend it. Because when I committed a crime, they killed me easily
@@lowfatmilk1243 noice
@@kck-kck879 "Do come back.."
Meanwhile, in Daedric Armor:
"You can sell all that junk in Bits and Pieces."
That's just when you're in solitude, but i get your joke :D
@@razormaw you ruined it
@@greatcoldemptiness i understand
Yeah what's up with that? Their organs are worth less than my shit
Literally
Guard: “Fancy the leather armor, huh?”
Dragonborn: “Going clubbing tonight”
Underrated comment LoL
underrated asf
Army strong, army smash lol
@Dark Army go Kuwait, army protect oil! All oil is army oil. No can have!
UNC UNC UNC
Guard: "By the gods! What I wouldn't do for a set of that."
Dragonborn: "Well, you could kill a bunch of dragons, learn to be a master smith, and then..."
Guard: "Y'know, turns out I kinda like my armor right now."
It works even better when you have mastered enchanting and alchemy too. The bonuses you could have are game breaking
@@Wanderer24 what, oh you mean like 10million health or super fast regeneration of health/Magika? Or a 50m damage sword?
@@prabsharankaknia8479 nah, just within reason. I maxed my sword at about 2000 damage. I don't blow stuff out of proportion like most people who do this. I actually like having a challenge
@@Wanderer24 I see. That’s good because I also did mine like that. I think being able to fly thru the game kills most of the fun of it. So I just did a nice extra large upgrade, like a sword that does 2500 damage or something. But I blew my magika regeneration to oblivion. It’s completely regenerates in about half a second.
@@prabsharankaknia8479 I just enchanted my armor so that my spells don't cost anything, but maybe that would have been a smarter choice so that I didn't have to carry around two armor sets
Yes call the Orcs ugly when an orc is right in front of you guard.
theirs a bit of rivalry between the orcs and the nords... not as much as the bretons but it's there.
To be fair he called them strong too.
@@Ed_man_talking9 I'm pretty sure that there is a rivalry but there us some respect.
That's how racism works mate.
@@basedbattledroid3507 Guard:stay out of trouble, cat!
Skyrim fans: RACIST GUARD!!!NORDS ARE RACISTS!!!
Skyrim enjoyers: Thank you lady.👉😎👉
If you’re a Nord wearing Elven armor, a guard will call you a traitor
Wait rly i never heard it
i mean thats pretty much like a jew wearing a nazi uniform
Lol I am a elf
@@freddyfrickhorn78 that’s a dumb comparison.
@@kafkajon13 well thats because its not a 'compression', its a 'comparison'
and its a perfectly apt comparison. the high elves are rounding up talos believers and imprisoning them/torturing them just like the nazis rounded up jews imprisoned them/tortured them.
the first time i heard "is your armor made out of dragon balls?"
With 7 balls you can summon a big dragon
@@mikael5743 I hate that that’s not the first thing that came to my mind when I heard “Dragon Balls”.
by shenron, what i wouldn't do to get a set of that
Huh, when I saw this comment I immediately thought of dragon testicles, not the anime.
@@insecdroid me 2
"Ugly and strong, like those who forged it"
Every orc in a 15 mile radius: *bruh*
Come to think of it, it would be pretty nice to hear an orc saying "bruh"
Why tf i did just heard a colective *bruh* in my head. This is some black magic stuff
orc: i mean your right but still
rude
I've seen you somewhere else
@@chieckenman4432 You probably have. I make plenty of dumb comments all around the web.
Player : wears full set daedric armor
Guard : Let me guess, someone stole your sweetroll?
*soul traps* "Imma steal your soul"
Guard: Let me guess, someone stole your sweetroll?
Me: 5000 bounty
I would love a random encounter if a npc like 'breton' ran up to you "please help me! someone stole my sweet roll!" Quest: initiated
Yeah they really didn't think that should exist. But it's Bethesda.
"No lollygagging."
"-what i wouldn't do for a set of that!"
*Puts a set in guards inventory via pickpocket*
"Stop right there!"
would be funny if instead of stopping us to arrest us they stopped us to thank us for the generous donation
just drop it on the ground
@@digitalutopia1 I'm not sure if they'd actually still take it without a specific mod installed for that. That said I'm pretty sure there is indeed at least one or two mods for that lol
There's a few guard posts that are quite dangerous with the open skyrim mod, would love to be able to give them armor upgrades so I stop finding random piles of dead guards in holds, or worse, guard-less holds.
@@Dust514rocks I dropped good armor once. One person walked up to me, started a dialogue and asked me if he can have it. so it's possible without mod
Fun Fact: Daedric Armor actually makes you so damn menacing that it gives an unlisted 10% success chance to Intimidation Checks.
Wait really? 10 year old game and still learning things.
it can also turn you hostile to Stendarr priest.
@@supapiece3439 Fun Facts things is followed by a joke so I doubt it's a case in the game.
@@Gentleman_Orange It actually is true though
@@shmitywarberyam4935 It isn't.
I loves me the Nightingale armor. “It’s like forged midnight!” -Guard
My favorite set when I play a vampire sneak thief
one time, when I was walking around Riften a guard told me he felt something "dark" in the armor
sounds like something a cringey redditor would say
@@pineapplesmoovey7898 lul, you’re not fooling anybody, redditor
They just say the thieves guild line whenever I wear the nightingale armor
"You wear the garb of a true nord, I salute you"
Heartwarming.
How much attention to detail is insane
1:22 You know this would make sense if you could actually loot this armour off of dead Draugr, but you don't. You craft it, hell you need Daedric smithing to craft it.
Theres a mountain near Riften where you can loot it off ghosts I'm pretty sure, one of the dragon priests live there
There's a mission when you join the companions in whiterun you and them go down a dungeon and kill you can loot the armor off them or even find it that's what I remember it has been time since I played skyrim
And the armor is absolute garbage.
That's where you're wrong, there is a dungeon where you can fight a shit ton of ghosts and get many full sets of that armor, also when you forge it you are basicly forging where a man was cremated so it may smells too.
@@spectralassassin6030 looks cool tho old ancient armor
while playing the game and hearing these dialogue i get curious about what other things they would say and i’m glad that i stumbled upon this channel
Unfortunately these videos DO not capture everything that is said.
"Is that fur coming out of you ears??" guards uses to say that when you are a werewolf but into human form.
@@DarioHF Me, a khajiit:
Uh… yes?
@@ethanpederson Pretty much me running a khajiit in the companions most playthroughs, makes you feel as if the guards are either sarcastic, or their helmets don’t provide much in terms of visibility 😂
@@DarioHF Sometimes they'll also say, "You smell like a wet dog"
My head-canon is that the armor that the dragonborn will wear in the end is made of dragon bones.
I’m pretty sure it is Canon. Seeing as the Dragonborn is the last DLC and recorded adventure in the lore of the Dragonborn. And at that time is when the Dragonborn learned to make that armor.
At some point when you've properly invested in sneak, heavy armor, and enchanting, you can toodle around in dragonplate without issue even if you are the sneaky type, so it really is the endgame armor. Some of my chars end up in dragonscale instead if I feel like the plate version is overkill or want the look of dragonscale but since I usually play in first person, that's mostly irrelevant.
@@tirsden You can just get the Ebony Mail. It's the only heavy armor made with sneaking in mind.
The guards are the perfect hypemen for when you finally get Dragonscale.
"Try and hide it all you want, I know you're with the Thieves' Guild" *literally in full Guild armour*
New Life Objective get whistled at by a guard acknowledging my cool armor.
1:02
I did not immigrate all the way from orsinium, abandon my tribe and almost get my head chopped off only to be insulted by a guy who's entire adventuring career ended over 1 arrow.
a wife*
To be fair he also compliment them being strong also
It's amazing how few people understand "arrow in the knee" means bending down to propose to someone, i.e. getting married and therefore no longer wanting to be a risk-taking adventurer
@@chavzone Yes, but I like to imagine it's more of a Nord saying and an orc immigrant who is new to Skyrim wouldn't know and think it was a literal arrow.
Pretty sure Orcs take ugly as a compliment. At the very least, when their scars are called ugly.
The idea of making armour out of dead dragons is so goddamn metal
The idea of making fried chicken is so goddamn metal. Bathing a dead bird in an undead fetus of said bird
Back in the day army's would launch dead and decaying corpses over castle walls to demoralize the enemy. It had the added benefit of actually causing damage and it would spread disease, stink out the enemy, etc. Pretty f'n metal if you ask me. 🤟
In D&D my Beastmaster Ranger had a set of dragonbone armor made for my Giant Eagle beast companion, complete with a dragonskull helm.
So I'm guessing you haven't played Monster Hunter then because that's pretty much the whole game.
It's the entirety of Monster Hunter's plot
Man the guards in game is amazing in a funny and stupid way. They definitely make the game feel better. I like how they talk about recent events that have been happening. I also love it when they dont like it when you have your weapon or spell hands out
The guards have way more variety with their dialogue than most npcs.
You gotta appreciate the crisp voice acting in Skyrim!
All 3 of the voice actors/actress are legends!
Actually they are not fully voiced. They used the same voice actors and actresses, and some of the named and important characters through the stories have fully voiced lines, like Isran, Harkon, Serana, and for vanilla voices there is Karliah, Mercer, Devlin, and Brynjolf. (Some of those are unique voices) They use the voice for the original person, then add it into npc dialogue. They never said all the lines, for every npc and character. Half of them are just...voice bots? There is a sound file for each of them. They just typed in text and the program made emotional dialogue.
Is it my or do stormcloak guards sound like Arnold Schwarzenegger?
The Nordic accent is so incredibly inconsistent though.
Same with fallout NV
Most unnamed NPC’s or minor named characters have the same VA. But important characters have their own VA if they are relevant to the plot, quests, or DLC’s
**wears Daedric Armor**
Guard: Right this way sorry to keep you waiting.
Naked: "You damn fool, Arthur Morgan! You'll catch your death!"
Chef: "I can't eat any more apple cabbage stew. Anything else?"
Execution Hood: "Into some kinky stuff, aren't you?"
They always call me names😪
is the last one real?
@@joeyhardin5903 Probably? Only one way to find out!
@@joeyhardin5903 yes
@@psaiprateek1417 wow
Why and I mean WHY does everyone forget Glass/Malachite
Glass, Elven, Nightinggale, Dark Brotherhood and Daedric and mages robes (of various levels - although I'm not sure if it makes a difference in response) have been ignored in this video.
@@aplebian7097 TopGameWorld said in the description that there aren't unique comments for those sets
@@codythefriendlyskunkboy1780 Aww, that's kind of sad honestly. I mean, there would be a ton to say, especially of glass armor.
@@Thunderhawk51 actually i did encounter someone make a comment of my Mage's robes "Wow look those robes/ are you a sorcerer from the college?" If a remember correctly.
@@thatskeletordude5271 Archmage Robes.
1:00 “Ugly and strong, like those that forged it.”
His face afterwards always get me 🤣🤣
>:[
Don't forget nightingale armor, "That armor... it's like nothing I've ever seen... like forged midnight."
The zoom in on the player character's face for the Orc armor. Perfect.
In whiterun one of the throneroom guards has a chance to say "psst, i know who you are, hail sithis!" While wearing dark brotherhood armor
Ok so you dont need the armor, you just need to be liked by the dark brotherhood. Hail Sithis!
That happened to me in markarth
Do you even need to wear the brotherhood armor for that?
It can happen with any guard even without brotherhood armor. You just have to be a member.
They say that without wearing the armor. All you have to do is join them to get the guards to say it
@@fidgetyhuman exactly
0:56 I love the way they zoomed in on his face, like he was reacting to what the guard said perfectly 🤣
Honestly, the guards interaction is the best part of giving Skyrim extra depth.
It would be cool if there was a dialog option for when they say "...what I would do for a set of armour like that" you could say "here consider it a donation" and give them a set of that armour, with next time you see them they are in the armour but but with the holds colours and the npc guard is named. so every time after that when you pass the guard they talk to you and tell you what's been happing while you where away and can give mini quests.
This is just Shadow of Mordor/War
It’s Skyrim… from Bethesda… you should be even grateful that they added in Guard dialogue for weapons, artifacts, and armor…
maybe there is a mod for that
@@typhusnurgle409 hmm sounds like it would make a good mod ..wish I know how to mod
If I could give armor to guards I would go around killing dragons and forging an ungodly amount of scale and plate dragon armors
Honorable Unmentioned:
Imperial Armor
“Wow, that’s some nice Imperial Armor you got there.”
Heard it plenty when I got the full set off of the captain in Helgen.
They can also make hostile comments too depending if they're Stormcloak aligned or not
Jarl: So you were at Helgen?
@@jeffreychinn609 Easy solution; just say you don't mean anything by it.
Would have been a heck of a riot if you could tell them you're going to use it to sneak into Imperial camps with it on when you're a part of the Stormcloaks.
I don't think that's triggered by wearing the Imperial Armor. My character wears pieces from different sets, none of them from the Imperial Armor set and they still say it
@@tiio6883 It's for the officer's set
Guards to iron armour: "Hm, simple but effective."
Guards to iron weapons: "What are you killing? butterflies?"
Honestly I love the gaurds more than I should. I love how they basically turn into birds over dragon armor.
00:00 the whole hema comunity aproves
The virgin leather armor vs The chad gambeson
@@Randomdudefromtheinternet Funny thing is that Gambeson appears in Skyrim, but it's only considered clothing and not armor and it's called Fine Clothing.
@@joynelbonet194 actually I would call the downguard armor more similar to gambeson than the fine clothing.
@@Nightmare704RY I mean the Fine Clothing that Proventus and Nazeem wears. It's literally Gambeson. The Dawnguard Armor looks like it too, however it got some plates outside the armor though.
@@joynelbonet194 dunno man, to open to be gambeson, the neck is totally exposed.
Markarth guards comment on Shrouded Armor of the Dark Brotherhood.
I think all guards comment on this, but not sure
Psst. Hey. I know who you are. Hail Sithis.
@@brandontaylor6677 there's another dialogue from the guards, if your wearing the DB set in where they get really scared.
@@brandontaylor6677 Don't really _need_ to wear the armor for that to happen. Just be an initiated member.
“Orcish armour, huh? Had me a set of that once. Ugly and strong. Like those who forged it.”
“Excuse you.”
I love how the guards get gradually more impressed
Nightingale: “by the gods! Your armor! It’s like, forged midnight!”
First time I got Ebony armour, it made my day when a guard commented about it. I felt so damn cool haha
Thats really cool I didn't know the guards complemented your armor, great video, seems like skyrim still have some secret gems.😌
Everyone forgetting deadra
Yes also a few other armors but i guess that he used the ones that he had the time to do
Pretty sure they don't have a reaction to daedra armor, sadly.
@@jourcontre-jour1286 they do actually. They comment on how they have no idea what kind of armor you're wearing
No people are forgetting about stalhrim armor 😔 literally can't find a single comment commenting about it.
@@TotallyOwnd well isnt that a dlc? Or wait... im not sure anymore
I've worn the thieves guild set in most of my playthroughs so hearing the guards talk about it is almost second nature now
In the Thieves Guild armor, he looks like a kid wearing his dad's clothes.
There's actually unique dialogue for wearing the Stormcloak Officer Armor as well as wearing Stormcloak or Imperial armor when interacting with guards in a Hold controlled by the opposite faction.
Can confirm this info
Seeing reactions to things like this really makes you wonder if there was a faction armor identification system planned in game just like in fallout.
You telling me these Nord guards don't take pot shots at elven armor what the hell.
They hate the Thalmor.
@@kevinkaslana9060 but they don't talk shit about elven armor apparently.
Oh, no. They do. If yoi walk up to a guard wearing full Elven Armor, rhet call you a traitor to the sons of Skyrim.
@@kevinkaslana9060 if you're not a nord they say "nord not good enough for you? Pfft" makes me wish the player had npc commands like you do with horses (stay, follow) and I could mime at him "chill tf out bro"
It brings life to me knowing that people still frequently upload Skyrim videos.
It would be funny if guards had a reaction to you wearing their own armor or asked if you were a new guard.
ive spent countless hours days weeks months years playing this game and Ive never payed attention to the guards commenting about your armor or weapon. pretty cool!
We're more use to comments about spells. Last time they were afraid of my dremora conjuration spell.
Fun fact, if you wear daedric armor it gives you a hidden intimidation buff, it’s not much but if you somehow have daedric at low level it can help with one of the five speech checks in the game
It’s nice. Either they compliment your armor, warn you about hide’s ineffectiveness, or make observations on the types that usually wear them
I gotta love how the whistle they do with the dragon armor is all saturated lmao.
Good job audio engineers
It would be so great if we could interact with these guards even more. "You like this armor? Here, you can have it." And the guard would be like "W-what? I- I can't pay you." but you would say "You don't have to pay me, just take good care of it." and he would invite you to have dinner with his family, it's the least he can do.
Khahahahhahaha!!!! 😂
Such grand and intoxicating innocence 😊
That would be great
I'm so happy to see people still doing content about Skyrim!
Check out Major Slack Attack
Once had a guard tell me to pick up some new armor at a nearby forge. I was wearing brand new Dragonscale.
One of those radiant raiment ladies told me "if you're going to the blue palace you might want to rethink those rags" I'm a thane elisif likes and I was literally wearing 'extravagant robes' I bought from their shop 🙄 While wearing those robes I walked into their store, the storeowner insulted me again and then asked if I would deliver a specially made garb to elisif. It was just fine robes, more plain than mine
@@explodingplant2 Well, extravagant is not appropriate.
I like how towards the end it's like they're cat calling you, like : "Hey, nice rear armor got there, strong and sturdy, just how I like it"
"Orcish armour. Had me a set of that once. Ugly and strong, like the one who made it."
Orc character: *Dude I'm standing right in front of you...*
For those that dont know, despite daedric not having unique lines it does grants a higher chance for 'intimidation' to work
"Is that guy wearing Daedric armor? Best not to say a word."
"What I wouldn't do for a set of that"
What are you doing step stormcloak.
Disappointed there is no dialouge for Daedric armour. Imagine..
"How can a man possess the armor of a daedra, let alone wear it?"
The video doesn't cover everything I think. They even react to the mace of Molag Bal , shivering in fear lol
@@saifallahghidhaoui1853 Did you read the description?
They don't talk about the daedric one because it should'nt be on this world they think
@@Dicembree all the more reason for a quote like that.
@@Dicembree that makes no sense whatsoever.
your "logic" is the exact reason they should have quotes on it.
Hearing the guard whistle impressed is great
Awesome Job! I wish there was a choice for Daedric Armor. Like Guards being shocked in astonishment
"What i would do for a set of Armour like that" well... you could find my sweet roll first
Iron Armor: Decent but not bad
Iron Sword: "rUbBiSh!" -4th Doctor
Iron Armour is still a big slab of metal that'll deflect most strikes
Thats because iron swords are the worst swords, theres no leather or fur sword
@@GaGagushtos Well, fur sword is an interesting idea
@@GaGagushtos Are we forgetting the wooden training swords?
@@HunhowsShadowStalker The what ?
I love these interactions so much. Also stormcloak and imperial guards will react differently if you wear stormcloak and imperial armor, like imperial guards will be upset if you wear stormcloak officer but stormcloak guards will be happy.
I love the whistle when they see the dragon armour
Such a small detail, we wouldn't complain if it wasn't in the game, but they took the time to add it in and it's so cool
Guards: "litterly comment any Single thing you do/have"
Also guards when you wear a damn demon armor: *i pretent i didnt see that*
more like: *nervous sweating*
Love your videos! I watched a few and I liked them very much!
After years there's still stuff to discover in this game. What a masterpiece Skyrim is
When the guards have more personality than the named npcs
This channel has made me realize so much I didn't know about Skyrim. Like how guards react to different armors and weapons. I thought they only reacted to you pulling out a weapon or magic and being naked
Where's the Deadric Armor?
Not for every type of armor in the game there are dialogues, for example, there are no comments for Elven, Fur, Glass and Daedric armor, masks of dragon priests.
@@TopGameWorld I see, I only known that Deadric Armor boost intimidation. I was expecting npc will get scared to death when worn.
@@TopGameWorld Not true, he says something along the lines "that armor looks like it was forged midnight".
@@Stormvermin-bx1lh it's about Nightingale set :)
@@TopGameWorld No, its not, it only happens when you wear daedric. Try it.
Iron sword: "wow what a shit sword lol couldnt hurt a butterfly"
Iron armor: "MMM GOOD ARMOR YES 10/10"
To be fair, iron would make much better armor than a sword. Since iron is more brittle, it wouldn't hold an edge as well as steel. But as thicker plates made for protection, it will brush off slashes and thrusts just fine. (Although, the basic iron armor's lack of arm coverage is a bit of a design flaw.)
@@kck-kck879 damn i wish i could pin replies to my own comments 👌
I want at least 500 sets of armor in the new elder scrolls with 1000+ of reactions/interactions with the guards and peoples, 200+ high level ones that i can use till end game, i want my own identity on my armors. Games like elder scroll the more the variety the more filled (the world is) the better
I watched this for the lore/ voicelines that I might not have heard before. Didn't expect to literally laugh out loud when the Orkish armor came up.
I've been playing skyrim for soooooo long and still learning new things
Love Your videos
Guards when they see you in iron armor: mighty fine armour you've get there.
Guards when they see you with an iron sword: man that shit kinda sucks have you concidered using something better
there is one iron armor line where guards will ridicule its quality.
not the banded. but the basic iron armor.
And this is why I like using Steel weapons. Simple to make, effective and offer some beginner protection from many enemies.
The guards are too scared to comment on daedric armor
i thing what we learned from these videos is that the guards are some of the coolest characters in skyrim
I honestly love the guards, they're just so much fun
Glad I’m not the only one that thinks that 😄
Блин,какие же не привычные голоса
............ХУЖ ЧЕМ ИЗ ДУШЕ РАЗДИРАУЩЕЙ РУСКАЙ ЛОКАЛЗАЦЫЫ=?
=НЕЕА,ОРИГНАЛНАА ТУТ ЕТАЛОН..........ТУТ хотя _БЫ_ СТАРАЛИС
And what is their reaction to the daedric armor?
don’t think they have one
They walk on the other side of the street
@@victorsimmons6769 cause they scared lol how I love daedric
why is there no Daedric armor :(
The line for studded armor is really interesting to me. The guard calls it the armor of a brigand, which I'm pretty sure is in reference to brigandine, a type of armor that spawned the misconception of "studded leather" armor.
I like to imagine this is a fashion montage where the Dragonborn is coming in and out of the change room to show off different outfits while the guards critique them.