camel: you would expect these pages to be written in daedric, or even elder, but they’re actually written in a much rarer language. my brain, immediately: italian
Nah I disagree, camel is a daedra, one of incredible power, with more knowledge than herma mora, madder than old sheo and as cunning as nocturnal herself! He freely travels all the realms of mundus and beyond absorbing everything he sees, gathering followers with every new place explored and tearing away the curtains of secrecy and lore with reckless abandon! He is the most powerful daedra, because noone suspects him but the guy has been around since before anyone can remember so....
I still haven’t finished the video, but one thing I know for sure by now is that The Poison Song is a 7 part series written by Bristin Xel detailing a historically inaccurate epic saga set in the aftermath of the war between the Dwemer and House Dagoth.
My god man. Imagine a drinking game through this video, taking a drink every time a copy of that damned volume is found... We'd be dead from alcohol poisoning before the end of it! 😆 🤣
This could easily be a meme! "Sitting on President Biden's desk is a copy of the "Poison Song, volume 4" which is perfect considering neither the book nor the man are accurate" 😄😄😄😄😄😄
His vocabulary rose above 100, and for every level your vocabulary is over 100 you lose 1 speechcraft. This modifier does not apply when conversing with Hermaeus Mora though.
You know who I'd like to learn about? Bristin Xel. I hear there's a seven book set, while historically inaccurate, is set in the aftermath of the war between the Dwemer and House Dagoth. An epic saga worthy of an epic author.
The ghosts are just the seekers. The two holding hands were lovers in search of knowledge. Both lost their minds but held just enough to recognize each other.
Being a smooth brain, I used to rewind a lot while watching these CCC videos to try and fully grasp what Camel is saying during some of the more intense word play, but now I just let it play and contently acknowledge that I have no idea what he said and continue to enjoy the background footage. Akin to a child enjoying the pictures in a kid's book, despite not really understanding what's going on.
he does forewarn that some of this knowledge is too much for our mortal brains to even begin to comprehend, still very enjoyable nonetheless as you said
I mean no disrespect to the video's author, but the problem is him, not you. If the man's gonna commit to using purple prose, the least he can do is use words correctly. I mean, he uses "non-euclidean" at around 13:05 to describe the absence of typical flora or fauna, despite that having nothing to do with the term. Non-euclidean geometry is just geometry on a curved surface. He knew it was a word associated with Lovecraft's work and just went for it. And this is an issue with the whole video (or at least the first half hour or so; it was annoying me too much), like when he used the word cyclopean to mean big rather than monocular to describe a twisting tower of books. If he wanted a big word to describe it, he could've used brobdingnagian for its size or anfractuous for its winding shape. Without all the forced alliteration and frustratingly misused vocabulary, the video could have easily been half the length if the amount I watched was anything to go by. Maybe the misuse is the point, meant to show him going mad from dwelling within Apocrypha for too long, but it just came off as ignorant. Last I watched his stuff was a couple years ago. I don't remember this channel's videos suffering from this kind of quality control. Hopefully this is just a fluke.
It's a shame you never found any books from "The Poison Song" series. Authored by Bristin Xel - it is an epic saga set in the aftermath of the war between the Dwemer and House Dagoth. Though these books are a tale for the ages, they are actually a wildly inaccurate historical representation of the true events.
@@RosellenBlake Are you sure Camel mentioned "The Poison Song" written by Bristen Xel, an epic, though inaccurate description set in the aftermath of the war between the Dwemer and House Dagoth?
Perhaps the reason there are so many volumes of the Poison song within Apocrypha is because it is actually true and historically accurate and is therefore a secret worth keeping by the Lord of secret
Ah, man. Now I want the transcript so I can get the headwords (unique words) count. The average person knows roughly ~25000 words. The average words per minute when speaking is 150 for English. So Camel's script for this is roughly 52000 words. I'm betting he hit a HUGE percentage of the average vocab.
@@pyrotheevilplatypus how would it even be possible to calculate how many words the "average person" knows... If only you were capable of understanding how ridiculous that statement is.
I wanted Elder Scrolls VI to be set in the land of the Akaviri, but that apparently will not happen. Would have worked nicely, what with VI being right there in Akaviri and all. The amount of ephemeral lore that would have to be solidified, the new races that would have to be fleshed out, the flora and fauna that would be generated, different terrain and building designs…I would love to have seen it, but that must have been too daunting a task when a redguard game could have been so much easier.
All of those of you who die dreaming of the Elder Scrolls 6 will give birth to the godheads dream that allows it to happen. And none of those of us left will care.
I typically ignore youtuber's when they give the whole "help me with the algorithm by liking and commenting" bit, but I know how long you've been working on this and it should be promoted so you're rewarded for it. Your content is definitely worth it even though I haven't played Skyrim in years; I wouldn't be subscribed otherwise.
I feel the same way. This video however received an instant like and comment and a share. This is one of the most impressive videos I've seen in a while
Camel is a master of alliteration and an overall incredible writer and orator, I can only imagine the amount of time and energy put into researching, writing, and recording everything for this video. It’s truly fantastic work
@deepstateflatmoonlizardcultist Absolutely agree. He tried way too hard to be poetic. Alliteration in every sentence is not poetic. Didnt even make sense every time he did it. Shouldnt be using words he doesnt know. Saddest part is, everyone thinks he a damn genius for this nonsense.
@@thevoicestoldmetoagain4627 You don't understand. Camel DELIBERATELY used nonsense and a maddening degree of alliteration to convey the fact THERE IS NO UNDERSTANDING APOCRYPHA and the description of the place is meant to be heard as coming from someone who lost their mind there.
I give my gratitude for this glorious guide, missing it means I might have mistakenly misplaced or even missed a copy of “The Poison Song” authored by Bristin Xel, a historically inaccurate epic saga set in the aftermath of the war with the Dwemer and House Dagoth!
The usage of unusual words that take a long time to learn, and sound maddening when listened to, is a good touch. It fits rather well with the theme of knowledge driving one insane, as Apocrypha is known for.
He does it in all the Curating Curiosities. It kinda throws me off, especially when the adjectives don't fit haha Like, can you have a Pugnacious Post?
I have trouble sleeping due to chronic pain and anxiety and your CCC series (especially this video) is pretty much the only thing that consistently gets my brain to shut up and listen until it lets me fall asleep. You put a lot of effort into your videos and it shows. I can pay attention for a few hours or simply let the alliteration and the flow lull me to sleep just as easily. It's really something I haven't gotten anywhere else, and I really appreciate it.
Thank you for making this video, Apocrypha gives me anxiety and I just run through it without exploring until I'm done as quickly as possible so this was really nice seeing the details and loot i could've gotten haha
Lol here I thought I was the only one. Something about it just feels claustrophobic yet endlessly vast at the same time. It’s so easy to get lost and turned around in there and with the seekers chasing after you it makes it even more nerve wracking
It took me five days of watching us to complete it. I am happy to say it's finally done and of course my favorite joke was the Poison song volumes 1 through 7
I really appreciate these huge investigative videos like the Detective series. It's obvious how much work goes into them and I wish the algorithm would show them more love.
The alliteration is strong with this man. I just used this video to get me through the majority of my work day, I lost track of most things but my ear heard most of the alliteration. Absolutely nutty
he’s even starting to deliver his lines like Hermaeous Mora… great work Camel, we all know how hard you’ve been working on this! (after a much deserved break) I’d love to see more curiosities from other games, especially daedric realms like the Shivering Isles, Mankar’s Paradise in Oblivion, or even the Fields of Regret in TES Adventures: Redguard
Your writing / script is phenomenal in this video. Puns, use of alliteration, expansive vocabulary, a natural, smooth flow. I love it all. Cant forget the voiceover of your script too, that is just as immaculate. Thank you for the video 😁
How can we get camel to do a deep dive on all our favorite book series, a poison song, an epic and historically inaccurate telling of the aftermath of the war between the dwemer and house dagoth, reading all the books to us and explaining the historical inaccuracies
Loved every minute of minute, minuscule and momentous finds throughout six salubrious and salient hours of lore. I honestly don't know how you kept that up throughout the whole thing. Very enjoyable.
You have to be mad to live in Australia, our madness manifests in different ways, for Camel it manifests in salubrious and salient speech patterns, for me it's in other ways
I would've passed by any other video this long, but nearly 6 hours of your amazing Curating Curious Curiosities series? I will watch every second of it
What a complete madlad. You truly are ascending what it means to be an elder scrolls youtuber. Very, very few franchises have such dedicated fans such as camel. Comprehensive videos of this calibre seldom exist for video games.
YOOO ITS HERE! Camel you are an absolute legend along legends. Ill see you in almost 6 hours. Holy sheet. This is even longer than the april foold video
Gods he's done it, the mad lads made a CCC longer than a fuckin movie. The amount of time, effort & love he puts into these is absolutely incredible. Truly an underrated gem 🧡
im 4 and a half hours in and Camel is still as funny as always,never running out of jokes.......awesome job btw,must have been hard to make such a long video. i wish more people would watch the whole video.
Love listening to your videos, especially when im going to sleep, rewatching this one for maybe the 4th time right now in prep for the ESO Necron Expansion in june
I know you’ve been working on this for a while, and while I probably won’t get it all in one sitting, I’m sure I’ll definitely watch it a couple of times! Thank you for bringing this to us camel.
So I'm an on the road trucker. I love listening to these during my drive. My husband will put it on not me of course. But longer videos like this one are always so nice because the quality and quantity of his content are just great
This is amazing. He's like Mojo-jojo, only, he isn't evil and trying to conquer the world but he's helping to map out a musing understanding of the skyrim world.
If was forced to live in a Plane of Oblivion my 3 favorite are: Sanguine's Realms, Hircine's Realm, and Apocrypha. Additionally in Apocrypha if you are wearing Ahzidal's Boots of Waterwalking you can technically walk on that "Ocean" still hurts you but if you keep spamming healing/healing potions then is fine-ish. My choice of Black Book powers is: Companions Insight, Black Market, Seeker of Sorcery (When magic character), Dragonborn Flame, Mora's Boon, Secret of Protection. Those are always my choices except for Seeker of Sorcery which I only choose when heavily magic based character otherwise always choose Seeker of Might.
Lol! I only wish I could have streamed this when I was working! My job was rather frustrating, an entertaining background video would definitely have made things better!
It’s finally here! I’m so stoked for this! I can’t sit all the way through one movie but stick one of these videos in front of me and I’m hooked haha ❤️
Great work Camel!! I never really enjoyed this area much in my playthroughs, and always just straight lined it thru to get it over with. I have to admit that I was a bit surprised to see that as huge as it is, there are literally no secrets here. Everything to see and do is within the straight line path through the areas. Very different that the Forgotten Vale, which was rich with discoveries. I applaud your commitment to see this whole thing through!!
Your narration skills are quite amazing to say the least. Not only have you made it enjoyable to listen to, but it fits so well when describing such a place as Apocrypha.
Absolutely astounding work. The amount of time it must have taken just writing this script, not to mention the research that would have to go into a project like this, has to be staggering. Your videos never fail to impress, keep up the grand work.
This man had the patience, perseverance, and the determination to complete this video, no matter how long or what cost. Even if the cost was his sanity with all of the black books. Mora is pleased by such thurst for knowledge. Great job Dragonborn.
Welcome to Apocrypha! Prepare for a long and arcane jounrey filled with forbidden knowledge you didn't know you didn't want.
Please have a browse through the merch store, even if you're uninterested in purchasing, have a look at a month of hard work - camelworks.creator-spring.com/
Timestamps:
00:00:00 - Intro
00:01:25 - Hermaeus Mora
00:04:12 - Apocrypha
00:07:50 - Geography
00:12:49 - Daedra, Fauna & Flora
00:13:52 - Miraak, The First Dragonborn
00:14:44 - Serpentine Dragon
00:14:57 - Seekers
00:15:49 - Lurkers
00:16:35 - Tentacles & Eyes
00:16:48 - Light Bearers
00:17:38 - Flying Tomes
00:18:32 - Lamp Posts
00:19:35 - Tentacle Totems
00:20:17 - Divine Script Pages
00:21:45 - Fonts Of Magicka & Stamina
00:22:26 - Banners
00:22:51 - Architecture & Structures
00:25:09 - Our Maddening Mission
00:26:42 - Black Book: Epistolary Acumen
00:28:08 - The Writhing Serpent Nave
00:31:10 - Turbulent Tunnel Of Tumbling Texts
00:37:28 - Jungle Of Jumbled Journals
00:38:14 - Studying Seeker
00:39:58 - Inaccessible Stamina Totem
00:40:33 - Lake of Lattice
00:48:58 - Hand Holding Seeker Reading Ritual
00:51:16 - The Confusing Crossroads
00:54:18 - The Reading Room
00:56:05 - The Corridor Of Concentration
00:58:14 - Apex Spire Of Spoils
01:00:48 - Crown Cage Of Choice
01:04:20 - Black Book: Filament & Filigree
01:05:37 - The Shadow Path
01:08:16 - Not So Invisible Scroll
01:11:30 - Gauntlet of Gloom
01:13:42 - Shadow's Sepulcher
01:21:20 - Black Book: The Hidden Twilight
01:23:17 - Grim Gateway
01:26:27 - The Barren Book Yard
01:28:36 - Licking Lattice Ledges
01:31:19 - Twin Downs
01:34:36 - Layered Library
01:39:44 - Secret Room
01:42:26 - Locked Levels
01:47:18 - Alter Of Arcane Articulation
01:55:06 - The Uninteresting Arcade
01:56:20 - Tilted Atoll OF The Drawbridge
01:58:29 - The Gloomy Gatehouse
01:59:49 - Courtyard Of Conclusion
02:00:38 - Shrine Of Celestial Spoils
02:08:27 - Black Book: The Sallow Regent
02:11:04 - The Vantablack Vestibule
02:14:45 - The Ancient Eye Observes
02:16:54 - Mega Light Bearer
02:19:04 - Forlorn Gallery
02:23:01 - Alter Offerings Of Hidden Candle Light
02:28:27 - 2nd Mega Light Bearer
02:29:19 - Midnight Soul Snack
02:32:28 - Parting pod
02:33:58 - Fractured Fog Forest
02:35:58 - Alter On The Edge
02:38:02 - Lingering Lattice Lean
02:39:45 - Ziggurat Zenith
02:47:29 - Black Book: The Winds Of Change
02:50:02 - Pier of Prelude
02:50:54 - Hermit's Henge
02:55:03 - The Twisted Vennel
03:00:55 - The Corrosive Courtyard
03:05:09 - The Auspicious Atrium
03:13:04 - Black Book: Untold Legends The Other Lives Of Ysgramor
03:15:38 - The Frayed Foyer
03:17:20 - The Grand Gangway
03:18:36 - The Islet Of Isolation
03:22:10 - Wander Over Yonder
03:22:46 - The Lock Labyrinth
03:39:28 - The Perplexing Passages
03:47:44 - Black Book: Waking Dreams Of A Starless Sky
03:52:24 - Greeting Garden
04:00:06 - Titanic Tentacle
04:01:44 - Fog Post
04:03:03 - Lacuna Library
04:06:45 - Blackened Basement
04:14:30 - Boneless Limbs
04:16:04 - The Secret Spire
04:23:31 - Delving Pincers
04:24:58 - The Foul Nook
04:28:47 - The Central Chamber
04:31:44 - Luminous Treasury
04:35:54 - Odd Pod
04:38:20 - Prying Orbs
04:41:26 - Frightful Fortress
04:42:23 - Ooze Oasis
04:48:11 - Telescopic Tunnels
04:50:13 - Placid Plaza
04:54:05 - Gnashing Blades
04:55:54 - Study Of Voluminous Volumes
05:06:49 - The Long Trot
05:08:22 - The Par Playground
05:12:15 - Unobtainable Vessels
05:18:58 - Twin Totem Arena
05:29:39 - Final Chapter Summoning
05:38:13 - Cusp Of Oblivion
05:43:10 - Scroll Word Wall
05:44:19 - Summit Of Apocrypha
05:45:10 - Outro
Thank you for making my work day today better!
amazing video 👍
Rest easy king, for you have done the undesirable.
Dang the amount of time and effort you put into these vids is astonishing. Have a bunch of cookies for your hard work!! 🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪
That's me sorted for today, thank you
The seekers are holding hands because they discovered that the real knowledge was the friends they made along the way.
Literally made :)
gay seekers
@@poisonmantis4191 It _is_ pride month for two days yet after all
The apocrypha teaches 90s PSA lessons
camel: you would expect these pages to be written in daedric, or even elder, but they’re actually written in a much rarer language.
my brain, immediately: italian
🤣
11/10 comment lmaooooo
The long lost language, the rarer and more ancient cousin of latin, the cryptic, arcane script known as... Italian.
Come mai proprio l'italiano?
I mean, given Italy doesn’t exist on Tamriel, I imagine Italian would indeed be pretty rare in the Elder Scrolls
Imagine being on the team that crafted this and someone makes an almost 6 hour lore video about your work. I'd be absolutely gleaming with pride lol
A well dictated 6hr long video.
I mean, half of the video describes hermaeus mora
@@toccandocreacanaleulterior176 The other half was about Bristin Xel
They prob dont care
I'd probably cry honestly
If someone's sanity could be intact after traveling to Apocrypha, it would definitely Camel's....right?
Dude... he's not effected because he was broken before heading in.
Nah I disagree, camel is a daedra, one of incredible power, with more knowledge than herma mora, madder than old sheo and as cunning as nocturnal herself! He freely travels all the realms of mundus and beyond absorbing everything he sees, gathering followers with every new place explored and tearing away the curtains of secrecy and lore with reckless abandon! He is the most powerful daedra, because noone suspects him but the guy has been around since before anyone can remember so....
I dunno man…I think he’s a goner…
Camel's or Drew's, from Fudgemuppet. Mine definitely wasn't!
Shhh camel is camel because he is from there....shhhhhh
This man really just wrote a whole lore novel for Skyrim and spent 6 hours reading it to us, plus all the editing.
Hail Camelworks.
Not to mention about $2000 worth of $5 words. for some folks these videos are a vocabulary lesson.
Hail Camel!!
Hail to the king!
Hail Sithis. I mean Camel.
@beep boop camel=the sithis shaped hole through oblivion to the mundus
I still haven’t finished the video, but one thing I know for sure by now is that The Poison Song is a 7 part series written by Bristin Xel detailing a historically inaccurate epic saga set in the aftermath of the war between the Dwemer and House Dagoth.
My god man. Imagine a drinking game through this video, taking a drink every time a copy of that damned volume is found... We'd be dead from alcohol poisoning before the end of it! 😆 🤣
I’m only two hours in - do we ever get the seventh chapter?!
This could easily be a meme! "Sitting on President Biden's desk is a copy of the "Poison Song, volume 4" which is perfect considering neither the book nor the man are accurate" 😄😄😄😄😄😄
If you took a shot everytime he said that line, you would be hammered by the end of the video lmao
36 minutes in and he’s said the exact same thing three times… I now understand why the video is almost 6 hours long.
I am sure Camel's mental health is strong, sound, and sane after being in Apocrypha for so long... Right?
Simply put, Camel is the true champion of Hermaeus Mora, so he simply was returning "home"
Im sure hes fine besides he had to have already been driven mad from the editing process of this almost 6 hour video
Man’s gonna turn into Septimus 😂
@@zacharymcvicker5820 🥂
His vocabulary rose above 100, and for every level your vocabulary is over 100 you lose 1 speechcraft.
This modifier does not apply when conversing with Hermaeus Mora though.
The mad lad finally did it
👋👋👋 hi lone !!
When are you doing one of this long videos xD
Let’s gooooooooo
Mom get the camera
Hopefully with help from ole Herma Mora himself
I'm pretty sure this is his magnum opium
Hermaeus is so damned over the top. "The second Word of POWER. Use it to bend the wills of mortals to your purpose." I love that guy.
“I have learned that there is a such thing as....too much information”
-Herma Mora, TSS
Ah yes, a man of culture. Twice, judging by your profile pic. :D
So that’s why your sword looks like a lurkers cock….
“Oh no! It cannot be”
Fun fact: Camel had to eat a thesaurus to write the script for this video
Dude literally trying to reach that word limit for an essay
He ate an elder scroll
No, he IS the thesaurus
His alliteration skills are actually ridiculous.
@@Zenrey he hit the word limit at like hour 2 The next three are just flexing.
You know who I'd like to learn about? Bristin Xel. I hear there's a seven book set, while historically inaccurate, is set in the aftermath of the war between the Dwemer and House Dagoth. An epic saga worthy of an epic author.
Do you think the famed Briston Xel had anything to do with that seven part series?
I now have my sleep aid listening material.
The heck Cay! I did not know your a skyrim fan?!
A man with all kinds of taste love the csgo vids u been doing lately
@@artisticbang9111 I'm a Camel fam
@@CensorOCE :)
Bru im a trucker and i use camels vids as a sleep aid 😂😂
By Azura By Azura By Azura, the Grand Champion is back!
Thank the 8
Shor be praised
@@mr.witherhmc9304 *cough* the 9 *cough*
@@stuglife5514 stormcloaks
Eh? It's the free soul for the black soul gems that constantly respawns
The ghosts are just the seekers. The two holding hands were lovers in search of knowledge. Both lost their minds but held just enough to recognize each other.
Audience: already 26 minutes in
Camel: our journey begins
Truly some A+ material.
Well that is only about 7.5% of the video done, so it fits.
@@PunkZombie1300 exactly. This is just to emphasize the scale of this monstrosity of a video
I literally nearly left at exactly this point, just because I was getting tired of the alliteration.
@@crispycrunch9971 First Camel video I take it?
Months in the making, 6hours of puns and secrets, wouldnt want to spend my time any other way❤️🔥
I would. Productively.
Camelworks needs to stop uploading so they can finish skyblivion 😂
@@loirigudo bye then
Don't forget alliteration
well maybe playing Skywind ;)
Being a smooth brain, I used to rewind a lot while watching these CCC videos to try and fully grasp what Camel is saying during some of the more intense word play, but now I just let it play and contently acknowledge that I have no idea what he said and continue to enjoy the background footage. Akin to a child enjoying the pictures in a kid's book, despite not really understanding what's going on.
Nyeh
he does forewarn that some of this knowledge is too much for our mortal brains to even begin to comprehend, still very enjoyable nonetheless as you said
Ill rewatch this once every 3 or 4 months, i remember a bit, but i always catch something new every time
Adhd
I mean no disrespect to the video's author, but the problem is him, not you. If the man's gonna commit to using purple prose, the least he can do is use words correctly. I mean, he uses "non-euclidean" at around 13:05 to describe the absence of typical flora or fauna, despite that having nothing to do with the term. Non-euclidean geometry is just geometry on a curved surface.
He knew it was a word associated with Lovecraft's work and just went for it. And this is an issue with the whole video (or at least the first half hour or so; it was annoying me too much), like when he used the word cyclopean to mean big rather than monocular to describe a twisting tower of books. If he wanted a big word to describe it, he could've used brobdingnagian for its size or anfractuous for its winding shape.
Without all the forced alliteration and frustratingly misused vocabulary, the video could have easily been half the length if the amount I watched was anything to go by.
Maybe the misuse is the point, meant to show him going mad from dwelling within Apocrypha for too long, but it just came off as ignorant.
Last I watched his stuff was a couple years ago. I don't remember this channel's videos suffering from this kind of quality control. Hopefully this is just a fluke.
Now do it again.
Backwards
@@brookboi_6992 upside down
@@eejay50 in Latin
@@eejay50 Down under?
On your head
It's a shame you never found any books from "The Poison Song" series. Authored by Bristin Xel - it is an epic saga set in the aftermath of the war between the Dwemer and House Dagoth. Though these books are a tale for the ages, they are actually a wildly inaccurate historical representation of the true events.
My favourite book, very rare series indeed
😁
2:57:54
@@RosellenBlake Are you sure Camel mentioned "The Poison Song" written by Bristen Xel, an epic, though inaccurate description set in the aftermath of the war between the Dwemer and House Dagoth?
@@RosellenBlake yeap, that's the joke haha
Perhaps the reason there are so many volumes of the Poison song within Apocrypha is because it is actually true and historically accurate and is therefore a secret worth keeping by the Lord of secret
apocrypha in VR is one of the most intimidating, scariest and coolest experiences i have witnessed in VR
Apocrypha... In VR... my Gods...
*drooling*
No thanks. Absolutely not.
Is that how Camel got all these shots? I've not idea how he's able to get all the angles and shots he gets for his videos!
@@bekahnicole7609 console commands. Clipping turned off. God mode.
Sadly its to exhausting to Play for me, i went Back to the Normal Version.
Its still cool to Play it sometimes.
I’m about to do this!!
This video could be used to teach someone the entire English language.
Ah, man. Now I want the transcript so I can get the headwords (unique words) count. The average person knows roughly ~25000 words. The average words per minute when speaking is 150 for English. So Camel's script for this is roughly 52000 words. I'm betting he hit a HUGE percentage of the average vocab.
@@pyrotheevilplatypus that's actually a really fun idea. I would watch a video of Camel just showing us his script.
I’ve used many of his videos for inspiration for English assignments. Haha
@@pyrotheevilplatypus how would it even be possible to calculate how many words the "average person" knows... If only you were capable of understanding how ridiculous that statement is.
@@ao1778 You know linguists actively spend decades researching this, correct? If you google it, you can see exactly where I got my numbers from.
I can only dream of the time when Elder Scrolls VI is released and we can listen to hundreds of hours of Camel teaching us about the new Lore ❤️
I wanted Elder Scrolls VI to be set in the land of the Akaviri, but that apparently will not happen. Would have worked nicely, what with VI being right there in Akaviri and all. The amount of ephemeral lore that would have to be solidified, the new races that would have to be fleshed out, the flora and fauna that would be generated, different terrain and building designs…I would love to have seen it, but that must have been too daunting a task when a redguard game could have been so much easier.
Alot of us will be dead before elder scrolls 6
@@nicholashernandez4611 How do you know it won't be? BGS haven't said where VI will be taking place.
@@duncanharrell5009
I would imagine that Akaviri is out for the reasons I stated.
All of those of you who die dreaming of the Elder Scrolls 6 will give birth to the godheads dream that allows it to happen.
And none of those of us left will care.
I typically ignore youtuber's when they give the whole "help me with the algorithm by liking and commenting" bit, but I know how long you've been working on this and it should be promoted so you're rewarded for it. Your content is definitely worth it even though I haven't played Skyrim in years; I wouldn't be subscribed otherwise.
I feel the same way. This video however received an instant like and comment and a share. This is one of the most impressive videos I've seen in a while
free to me and valuable to you, thanks for the video.
I've been listening to it while prepping.
The sarcasm around the posin song was great.
@@joshuastrickland5264 witch one I don't remember sorry
6 hours? I’ll have to BOOK in some time off to watch this Camel, good god.
Camel is a master of alliteration and an overall incredible writer and orator, I can only imagine the amount of time and energy put into researching, writing, and recording everything for this video. It’s truly fantastic work
@deepstateflatmoonlizardcultist Absolutely agree. He tried way too hard to be poetic. Alliteration in every sentence is not poetic. Didnt even make sense every time he did it. Shouldnt be using words he doesnt know.
Saddest part is, everyone thinks he a damn genius for this nonsense.
Sorry I read that as alteration an was confused fer a bit lel
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You don't understand. Camel DELIBERATELY used nonsense and a maddening degree of alliteration to convey the fact THERE IS NO UNDERSTANDING APOCRYPHA and the description of the place is meant to be heard as coming from someone who lost their mind there.
I’ve never seen a more dedicated content creator, holy hell this is just absolutely insane!
6 hours of hearing The Poison Song's title, author, and summary on loop. Good shit, Camel
A copy of the spell tome conjure seeker
It tells of the epic and historically inaccurate saga set in the aftermath of the war of the Dwemer and House Dagoth.
I give my gratitude for this glorious guide, missing it means I might have mistakenly misplaced or even missed a copy of “The Poison Song” authored by Bristin Xel, a historically inaccurate epic saga set in the aftermath of the war with the Dwemer and House Dagoth!
Camelworks: * *Aggressively Alliterates* *
Me: Victory is yours! I submit! I submit!
Aggressive Alliteration sounds like a decent band name.
@@left-2-write28 I've been looking for a name for my band, thanks
This magnum opus will be a grand addition to Apocrypha.
"This will make a fine addition to my collection"
--Hermaeus Mora while watching this video, probably
An extremely exuberating excellent example of awesome alliteration perfectly performed in a way that only camel can convey.
You can say that again.
Camel: uploads a 5 hour 48 min video
Me at 5 am: yeah, I’ve got time
The fact that this mans sanity is still intact after this defines him as a legend
awesome work camel keep it up
The only man to compete with the Demon of knoledge!
@@peterlane7128 yessir
Legend: Noun
*Camelworks*
Ah another T of my color
@@thaddeushill7080 YES! WE HAVE ANOTHER
You know it's gonna be a long video when they say "our journey begins..." almost 27 minutes in
The usage of unusual words that take a long time to learn, and sound maddening when listened to, is a good touch. It fits rather well with the theme of knowledge driving one insane, as Apocrypha is known for.
He does it in all the Curating Curiosities. It kinda throws me off, especially when the adjectives don't fit haha Like, can you have a Pugnacious Post?
@@butHomeisNowhere___ True, but in this case, it's a good fit for the area. Also, how many people now hate the name Bristin Xel?
@@UnswimmingFishYT I hear he writes historically inaccurate sagas 😂
Aye it does become extremely off-putting when he starts throwing in stupid fucking phrases just so he can boost the word count
@@andrewparks162 yeah it’s a bit much imo…glad other people like it though
And I thought the augur of dunlain video was a long watch… This will be fun
Right!
I have trouble sleeping due to chronic pain and anxiety and your CCC series (especially this video) is pretty much the only thing that consistently gets my brain to shut up and listen until it lets me fall asleep. You put a lot of effort into your videos and it shows. I can pay attention for a few hours or simply let the alliteration and the flow lull me to sleep just as easily. It's really something I haven't gotten anywhere else, and I really appreciate it.
TLDR: this is 6 hours of Camel’s alliteration with Skyrim in the background, all seriousness though, great video! Appreciate the hard work
Camel the only person on earth to make a 6 hours video just to show off his alliteration skills
And us, people willing and ready to sit and enjoy that 6 hour long wordsmithing
Thank you for making this video, Apocrypha gives me anxiety and I just run through it without exploring until I'm done as quickly as possible so this was really nice seeing the details and loot i could've gotten haha
Lol here I thought I was the only one. Something about it just feels claustrophobic yet endlessly vast at the same time. It’s so easy to get lost and turned around in there and with the seekers chasing after you it makes it even more nerve wracking
The Poison Song is what really drives people trapped in Apocrypha to madness isn't it?
Here we are. Literally the best Skyrim video ever made is now available. Now, let's settle in for a wild ride folks!!
The greatest skyrim video ever made is inarguably manslay3r's "We are men. Manly men." masterpiece.
That said, this is a close second.
Too bad it’s mostly filler and filibuster
@@actiniumanarchy9237 I do think he could do with less filler. But overall I'm really enjoying listening to it.
It took me five days of watching us to complete it. I am happy to say it's finally done and of course my favorite joke was the Poison song volumes 1 through 7
56:47 "The digestive working of a god. Might as well find Trinimac in here." - Camel's poop jokery is powerful
Definetly the finest poop joke I've heard
1:07:48 "Secondly a filled petty soul gem. Must have Nazeem's soul."
I read that right as it was said. Pretty weird for how long the video is.
Think it was captured in the cloud district?
@@Nebocsid probably not, Nazeem rarely goes to the cloud district
I put nazeem into a rusty iron dagger and dump him into the inky oceans of apocrypha
I really appreciate these huge investigative videos like the Detective series. It's obvious how much work goes into them and I wish the algorithm would show them more love.
Are we just going to ignore the fact that youtube thinks Apocrypha is Sydney?
Dont blame em, in fact Australia is a worse plane of oblivion than Apocrypha
@@Alfred-pd5sb they prefere the term the dead lands i think?
RUclips is on to something sus.
This man has dedicated more time to talking about the Poison Song books than I dedicated to my last character. Damn son
The alliteration is strong with this man. I just used this video to get me through the majority of my work day, I lost track of most things but my ear heard most of the alliteration. Absolutely nutty
he’s even starting to deliver his lines like Hermaeous Mora… great work Camel, we all know how hard you’ve been working on this! (after a much deserved break) I’d love to see more curiosities from other games, especially daedric realms like the Shivering Isles, Mankar’s Paradise in Oblivion, or even the Fields of Regret in TES Adventures: Redguard
omg, a shivering isles one would be so good :o
Your writing / script is phenomenal in this video. Puns, use of alliteration, expansive vocabulary, a natural, smooth flow. I love it all. Cant forget the voiceover of your script too, that is just as immaculate. Thank you for the video 😁
I was in apocrypha for about an hour and got the biggest migraine I’ve ever had, cheers to you camel for your brain not turning into mush haha
How can we get camel to do a deep dive on all our favorite book series, a poison song, an epic and historically inaccurate telling of the aftermath of the war between the dwemer and house dagoth, reading all the books to us and explaining the historical inaccuracies
I'd watch that
I agree. I would watch that all day.
He'd be pissed the entire speaking in a passive aggressive voice
This man puts effort in videos with a more enlightening dialect than most college professors do on a PowerPoint.
"Glows with amber, emerald and indigo"
This just in: RGB was invented in the 4th Era
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The best part was when he found The Poison Song.
Parts
Loved every minute of minute, minuscule and momentous finds throughout six salubrious and salient hours of lore. I honestly don't know how you kept that up throughout the whole thing. Very enjoyable.
I did the same in one of my comments. He’s fucking amazing
You have to be mad to live in Australia, our madness manifests in different ways, for Camel it manifests in salubrious and salient speech patterns, for me it's in other ways
I would've passed by any other video this long, but nearly 6 hours of your amazing Curating Curious Curiosities series? I will watch every second of it
Every time I watch one of these videos, they make me go back for one “last” playthrough. Amazing work.
What a complete madlad. You truly are ascending what it means to be an elder scrolls youtuber. Very, very few franchises have such dedicated fans such as camel. Comprehensive videos of this calibre seldom exist for video games.
Those alliterations at 24:23 man, that's cool. Keep doing such great work!
YOOO ITS HERE! Camel you are an absolute legend along legends. Ill see you in almost 6 hours. Holy sheet. This is even longer than the april foold video
Also, gotta thank you Camel. Cant open a chest in Skyrim without saying or “hearing” “random level loot”
Out of curiousity how long was the render time lol
About 30 hours at 70mb/s. Usually I do 100mb/s but if I did that the file would have been bigger than RUclips's maximum file limit size of 256gb.
@@Camelworks holy shit dude......
@@Camelworks That's insane! XD
Gods he's done it, the mad lads made a CCC longer than a fuckin movie. The amount of time, effort & love he puts into these is absolutely incredible. Truly an underrated gem 🧡
im 4 and a half hours in and Camel is still as funny as always,never running out of jokes.......awesome job btw,must have been hard to make such a long video. i wish more people would watch the whole video.
46:09 typical Tamrielic historian, sees two daedra holding hands and says "What great friends!" as if same-daedra relationships never happen
And they were roommates
With a cat.
@@WintrBorn I'm straight and I got a cat. My roommates a guy and he has his own separate bedroom.
@@chompythebeast Hello there Mr. Electric⚡️fancy seeing you here. Happy STD Awareness Month! ࿗࿗࿗
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He really said a lot of words in this one.
Ive always loved exploring apocrypha because I'm a giant book nerd that love collecting books in this game.
Same
Never heard the word "Octopusian" used before but honestly I like it
24 minutes in: This alliteration is kind of insane.
Looks at length: WHAT THE FUCK?
Good work.
Love listening to your videos, especially when im going to sleep, rewatching this one for maybe the 4th time right now in prep for the ESO Necron Expansion in june
Almost 6 hours of curiosities. Thanks for the adventure we're about to embark upon, Camel :]
Those who disliked this... naff off. The work that went into this alone deserves a like
I know you’ve been working on this for a while, and while I probably won’t get it all in one sitting, I’m sure I’ll definitely watch it a couple of times! Thank you for bringing this to us camel.
Almost 27 minutes in and im just realizing that was only the intro? awesome
HOLY SHIT I CANT WAIT! THANK YOU BLESSED CAMEL!
The amount of time and dedication this video must have taken... nice work camel! Can't wait to binge this!
This video would've only been like 2 hours if he took out all the repetition of the description of "Poison Song" lol
So I'm an on the road trucker. I love listening to these during my drive. My husband will put it on not me of course. But longer videos like this one are always so nice because the quality and quantity of his content are just great
This is amazing. He's like Mojo-jojo, only, he isn't evil and trying to conquer the world but he's helping to map out a musing understanding of the skyrim world.
OK WHERE ARE THIS MAN'S VIEWS?! All the work you put into this, the algorithm better recognize.
Well, it _is_ a six-hour-long video…
If was forced to live in a Plane of Oblivion my 3 favorite are: Sanguine's Realms, Hircine's Realm, and Apocrypha.
Additionally in Apocrypha if you are wearing Ahzidal's Boots of Waterwalking you can technically walk on that "Ocean" still hurts you but if you keep spamming healing/healing potions then is fine-ish.
My choice of Black Book powers is: Companions Insight, Black Market, Seeker of Sorcery (When magic character), Dragonborn Flame, Mora's Boon, Secret of Protection. Those are always my choices except for Seeker of Sorcery which I only choose when heavily magic based character otherwise always choose Seeker of Might.
Seen this, but when I remember I try to go to sleep to it to increase your views since you put so much GOD DAMN work into it.
I love you so much, for making every one of Bristen Xel's books a unique discovery. Somehow it was worth sitting through this entire video
Yes! 5 hours, my work will not be pleased with my productiveness today
Almost 6 even !! All this magnificent amazingness!!!!
Lol! I only wish I could have streamed this when I was working! My job was rather frustrating, an entertaining background video would definitely have made things better!
god the poetic commentary on these is so good. the illiteration really pops off. I really appreciate the effort you put into these videos m8
my god what a genius
It’s finally here! I’m so stoked for this! I can’t sit all the way through one movie but stick one of these videos in front of me and I’m hooked haha ❤️
Great work Camel!! I never really enjoyed this area much in my playthroughs, and always just straight lined it thru to get it over with. I have to admit that I was a bit surprised to see that as huge as it is, there are literally no secrets here. Everything to see and do is within the straight line path through the areas. Very different that the Forgotten Vale, which was rich with discoveries. I applaud your commitment to see this whole thing through!!
Your narration skills are quite amazing to say the least. Not only have you made it enjoyable to listen to, but it fits so well when describing such a place as Apocrypha.
you're insane dude. All this hard work is so worth you legend
Your language gymnastics are very pleasing to listen to - even more so on this video than your usual ones. Thank you for such a great essay.
Absolutely astounding work.
The amount of time it must have taken just writing this script, not to mention the research that would have to go into a project like this, has to be staggering.
Your videos never fail to impress, keep up the grand work.
Excellent and elaborate effort on this educational exploration of Skyrim’s most egregiously eery daedric empire. Well done, Camel!
This man had the patience, perseverance, and the determination to complete this video, no matter how long or what cost. Even if the cost was his sanity with all of the black books. Mora is pleased by such thurst for knowledge. Great job Dragonborn.
Yes agree bro
Of course Sheogorath has met himself. But when he did, neither of his selves were really themselves
By god, your writing is phenomenal.