I would very much like to have witnessed the Brandybucks on their defensive strategy: "Those damnable intruders! Such perturbance should be countered by the mightiest cultivation of land that our nature allows: A great hedge!"
I still can't fully understand how Middle-earth feels just as real as our world. The Shire is to me unmistakenly home. Peter Jackson brought to life a land of magic that I was blessed to grow up with. Tolkien invited me to delve into something more than just the nature of bravery, love, cowardice, and courage. He stirred in me a desire to respect and manifest the beauty and peace of the world we now live in. These are times of fear, pain, and resentment towards each other, ourselves, the world itself even. Sometimes it is best to keep close to those you love and remember that "Courage is found in unlikely places."
the shire always seemed like an awesome place to live. Gives you that good summer chill vibe all the time. That is until some crazy adventurous hobbit brings back a magic ring which culminates in an ancient wizard trying to conquer it but I digress.
Now that I'm thinking about it, of all of the LOTR lore channels I've come across, very few have gone into this much depth about the Barrow Wights or the Barrow-downs. Hoping you'll try that one sometime. The more morbid parts of Middle Earth are incredibly interesting.
Your doing a tremendous job. Your lore videos are excellent. It would be awesome to hear a revamped Sauron and Morgoth Video. Great voice, incredible accent for speaking lore. Honestly you have incredible knowledge, please share some more. Keep it up
Annon allen for the video, mellon! I've loved Lord Of The Rings since I was a kid and I love Ted Nasmith and John Howe's artwork! Looking forward to reading up on more lore!! 😁 Elen síla lúmenn’ omentielvo!
Did anybody else notice the irony that a majority of the citizens of Michel Delving live in houses? Michel Delving.....houses are built above ground. It seems to me that this type of irony serves to only to make these tlaes more realistic.
Great content as always! Unrelated question: I am really having trouble in V4 DAC with very slow turns - starting from turns 50-60 - up to 8 min! Is there anyway to speed it up? (V3 was faster on my system)
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Reinstall everything (including med2) from scratch. Make sure you have given full permission to med2 or, much much better idea, move steam out of the program files 86 folder (that removes all of windows stupid security checks on the game.
LOL my culture is similar in terms of housing where the house will be upgraded as the sons/daughters get married or alternatively the older brothers/sisters will live somewhere with their significant others with the youngest living with their parents where he/she would automatically inherit the house. ofc this is just in general there might be variations or others that dont practice it entirely.
Bit of a late reply, but to answer, Aragorn granted independence to the Shire in his reign. Before then, if that is what you mean, it was part of Arthedain.
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The Hobbits inventing golf is probably my favorite hobbit trivia.
I would very much like to have witnessed the Brandybucks on their defensive strategy:
"Those damnable intruders! Such perturbance should be countered by the mightiest cultivation of land that our nature allows: A great hedge!"
"the films that we have all seen....or at least many of us have"
.....mate, I don't think that anybody watching your channel haven't seen the films.
I still can't fully understand how Middle-earth feels just as real as our world. The Shire is to me unmistakenly home. Peter Jackson brought to life a land of magic that I was blessed to grow up with. Tolkien invited me to delve into something more than just the nature of bravery, love, cowardice, and courage. He stirred in me a desire to respect and manifest the beauty and peace of the world we now live in. These are times of fear, pain, and resentment towards each other, ourselves, the world itself even. Sometimes it is best to keep close to those you love and remember that "Courage is found in unlikely places."
So true
the shire always seemed like an awesome place to live. Gives you that good summer chill vibe all the time. That is until some crazy adventurous hobbit brings back a magic ring which culminates in an ancient wizard trying to conquer it but I digress.
Now that I'm thinking about it, of all of the LOTR lore channels I've come across, very few have gone into this much depth about the Barrow Wights or the Barrow-downs. Hoping you'll try that one sometime. The more morbid parts of Middle Earth are incredibly interesting.
Your doing a tremendous job. Your lore videos are excellent. It would be awesome to hear a revamped Sauron and Morgoth Video. Great voice, incredible accent for speaking lore. Honestly you have incredible knowledge, please share some more. Keep it up
So to stop the Balrog, Gandalf could've simply conjured up a hedge.
"The wolf that one hears is worse than the orc that one fears"
"But where the warg howls, there also the orc prowls.”
Hey Arachir, awesome way to start the morning, mushroom stew and coffee with candles as a substitute for a hearth. Cheers!
Helias Æðelsson rabbit stew*
Don't forget second breakfast! 😁
The shire is the most interesting for me I don't know why
The length and attention to detail of your videos is impressive. Happy to have found it.
Annon allen for the video, mellon! I've loved Lord Of The Rings since I was a kid and I love Ted Nasmith and John Howe's artwork! Looking forward to reading up on more lore!! 😁 Elen síla lúmenn’ omentielvo!
Did anybody else notice the irony that a majority of the citizens of Michel Delving live in houses? Michel Delving.....houses are built above ground. It seems to me that this type of irony serves to only to make these tlaes more realistic.
Thank you for continuing to make these!
Can you cover the Scourge of the Shire?
You can landscape in New Zealand as well,in and around Southland.
"Leagues is x in real life miles"
Me, user of meters: That's explain everything! However, how far again?
I love your lore videos. Best lotr lore youtuber :)
Beautiful pictures/paintings of the shire. May I know where they are from?
Almost all of them are by Ted Nasmith and John Howe. You can simply google 'the Shire'.
23:08 *Sharkey
No, it's Sharkû. In "the black tongue" it means old man. Orc language. Sharkey is just the anglicized version of the name.
Jim Riven interesting, didn't know that. Thanks!
Tuckbaroo ? Tuckborough pronounced exactly as the second half of Loughborough or Scarborough
Great video
Hmm was Andy the military leader of the Shire? 😉
Great content as always!
Unrelated question: I am really having trouble in V4 DAC with very slow turns - starting from turns 50-60 - up to 8 min!
Is there anyway to speed it up? (V3 was faster on my system)
Reinstall everything (including med2) from scratch. Make sure you have given full permission to med2 or, much much better idea, move steam out of the program files 86 folder (that removes all of windows stupid security checks on the game.
@ Col, thanks. Will give it go.
Btw I'm loving some of the new general traits in V4 with the Dunedain 😢
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LOL my culture is similar in terms of housing where the house will be upgraded as the sons/daughters get married or alternatively the older brothers/sisters will live somewhere with their significant others with the youngest living with their parents where he/she would automatically inherit the house. ofc this is just in general there might be variations or others that dont practice it entirely.
That sounds like Hmong, they're similar to that.
Shire had The Coof before it was cool.
Is the Shire Part of Arthedain and Cardolan? 🤔
Bit of a late reply, but to answer, Aragorn granted independence to the Shire in his reign. Before then, if that is what you mean, it was part of Arthedain.
I hope that COVID-19 goes away like the Great Plague.
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Its not bar-ran-DU-in, its bar-RAN-du-in. Don't be so lazy.