Hello everyone!! Im really sorry for the late upload, been ill and life has been lifeing!! I really do hope you enjoy this one, I really loved making it! Have a great day or night! The discord for the channel is: discord.gg/xv8t5bFSzd
I don't think anyone minded very much. I for one would rather know my favorite content creators take their health seriously than trying to overwork themselves putting out videos with all the work that goes into each one. Here's hoping your life and health let you catch your breath. Make sure to not overdo it until then and the video was great.
Here's a place to start: All order is in disarray. Time, death, continuity, all fucked. The layers of all past civilizations are stacked like strata and evolutionary stages of every species and society are all present at once.
video quiet af. Need about 50% more volume. I usually have it set to 20 for most videos, had to crank it to 50 to hear it well. Also, the lore of Elden Ring and the world building is so amazing. I really want a full show that depicts the time from Godfrey conquering the different factions to the Shattering. Like there'd have to be big time gaps between episodes or parts of episodes because of the long time in between events and the long lives of the gods and demigods.
@@The_Struggler_ because then when I load another video, it blows out the goddamn windows. A little volume regulation goes a long way. It's one thing to turn it up 4-10 points, when I gotta more then double it, I might as well be shooting my 1911 next to my ear. If the content isn't over the top good, then something like that can make someone hide the channel and never watch again. Sometimes it's the little things that make a channel better quality over others.
Great look at this lost civilization in ER. The underground is so fascinating! There are so many ruins, corpses, and statues shrouded in mystery lost to time.
Selia’s secret is a chair and a Nox duo fight. I think you are overlooking key environmental details such as the giant skeletons in the overworld, deep layered infrastructure in the earth, the messenger like effigies in siofra well. You are leaning a lot on item description and inferring too much from there imo. That whole area has a LOT to unpack.
I don't agree with many things here. First the connection between the Oracle Envoys and the Claymen isn't as clear I think. The only things that really are similar is, that the both have oracle bubbles. The claymen are connected to the Ancient dynasty as priests of that, but the Oracle Envoys aren't. Nothing from them mentiones that or any particular dynasty for that matter. They seem to me more like they are independent of any particular stratum but instead as their descriptions say heralds of new ages, whatever those might be. The giant chair with the giant skeleton is very likely not from the ancient dynasty. First off the architectural style doesn't match. The chair seems much more likely to have been built by the Eternal City Empire. The architectural style fits much better. The symbol that can be seen in the chairback is very likely one of the Eternal City empire. It can also be found at the torches in both Sellia and Ordina Liturgical Town. Also there are several more of these chairs in the Eternal Citys (Sellia, Nokron, another one in Nokstella), and always presented as an object of worship and of central importance to the eternal city and the Nox. Regarding these corpses in the arena of the Dragonkin Soldier of Nokstella, all the other ones in the game are exclusively found in the eternal cities, furthering the link between the Eternal Cities and their worship of the Chair+Skeleton. Sure the chairs could be older but I don't think they are. They are a much more consistent element of the Eternal Cities, and seem to be some of the oldest structures of that Empire due to their simpler design, which leads me to believe, that they are a central element to the founding of the eternal cities empire. Finally it is very odd, that you didn't mention the Statue of the bearded man holding the tablet, that is replicated dozens of times in ALL of the Ancient dynasty buildings/ruins. This seems to be a much more promising thing to analyze to understand the Ancient dynasty, than the Chairs. The Golem's halberd doesn't mention an ancient dynasty, but a "civilization now gone to ruin". Also the Golem's are everywhere, a singular one guarding the Ainsel River Well isn't a particularly strong connection to the Ancient Dynasty for me. The have much more likely been build by the the ancient Giants of the Fell God and then later been used by many other Civilizations.
Hello everyone!! Im really sorry for the late upload, been ill and life has been lifeing!! I really do hope you enjoy this one, I really loved making it!
Have a great day or night!
The discord for the channel is: discord.gg/xv8t5bFSzd
I don't think anyone minded very much. I for one would rather know my favorite content creators take their health seriously than trying to overwork themselves putting out videos with all the work that goes into each one. Here's hoping your life and health let you catch your breath. Make sure to not overdo it until then and the video was great.
Your content is criminally underrated. Keep it up.
Thank you, from the bottom of my heart it truly means the world to me, thank you!
Here's a place to start: All order is in disarray. Time, death, continuity, all fucked. The layers of all past civilizations are stacked like strata and evolutionary stages of every species and society are all present at once.
That makes… a whole lot of sense! I guess in this theory, the lands between is very similar to lothric?
The center doesnt hold
Rock people summoners using space magic. Sounds good, I like it.
gotta love that funky rock space magic shit
video quiet af. Need about 50% more volume. I usually have it set to 20 for most videos, had to crank it to 50 to hear it well. Also, the lore of Elden Ring and the world building is so amazing. I really want a full show that depicts the time from Godfrey conquering the different factions to the Shattering. Like there'd have to be big time gaps between episodes or parts of episodes because of the long time in between events and the long lives of the gods and demigods.
Such a wild complaint, who cares if you gotta turn your volume up?
@@The_Struggler_ because then when I load another video, it blows out the goddamn windows. A little volume regulation goes a long way. It's one thing to turn it up 4-10 points, when I gotta more then double it, I might as well be shooting my 1911 next to my ear. If the content isn't over the top good, then something like that can make someone hide the channel and never watch again. Sometimes it's the little things that make a channel better quality over others.
Great look at this lost civilization in ER. The underground is so fascinating! There are so many ruins, corpses, and statues shrouded in mystery lost to time.
Selia’s secret is a chair and a Nox duo fight.
I think you are overlooking key environmental details such as the giant skeletons in the overworld, deep layered infrastructure in the earth, the messenger like effigies in siofra well. You are leaning a lot on item description and inferring too much from there imo. That whole area has a LOT to unpack.
MAkes me wonder if the sudden huge moon rose the water tide to drown several civilizations
I don't agree with many things here.
First the connection between the Oracle Envoys and the Claymen isn't as clear I think. The only things that really are similar is, that the both have oracle bubbles. The claymen are connected to the Ancient dynasty as priests of that, but the Oracle Envoys aren't. Nothing from them mentiones that or any particular dynasty for that matter. They seem to me more like they are independent of any particular stratum but instead as their descriptions say heralds of new ages, whatever those might be.
The giant chair with the giant skeleton is very likely not from the ancient dynasty. First off the architectural style doesn't match. The chair seems much more likely to have been built by the Eternal City Empire. The architectural style fits much better. The symbol that can be seen in the chairback is very likely one of the Eternal City empire. It can also be found at the torches in both Sellia and Ordina Liturgical Town. Also there are several more of these chairs in the Eternal Citys (Sellia, Nokron, another one in Nokstella), and always presented as an object of worship and of central importance to the eternal city and the Nox.
Regarding these corpses in the arena of the Dragonkin Soldier of Nokstella, all the other ones in the game are exclusively found in the eternal cities, furthering the link between the Eternal Cities and their worship of the Chair+Skeleton. Sure the chairs could be older but I don't think they are. They are a much more consistent element of the Eternal Cities, and seem to be some of the oldest structures of that Empire due to their simpler design, which leads me to believe, that they are a central element to the founding of the eternal cities empire.
Finally it is very odd, that you didn't mention the Statue of the bearded man holding the tablet, that is replicated dozens of times in ALL of the Ancient dynasty buildings/ruins. This seems to be a much more promising thing to analyze to understand the Ancient dynasty, than the Chairs.
The Golem's halberd doesn't mention an ancient dynasty, but a "civilization now gone to ruin". Also the Golem's are everywhere, a singular one guarding the Ainsel River Well isn't a particularly strong connection to the Ancient Dynasty for me. The have much more likely been build by the the ancient Giants of the Fell God and then later been used by many other Civilizations.
Who neede the Emerald Herald when you got the Emerlad Gecko