@matthewriley7826 the use is in being a just and Righteous leader. Orcs may be cruel and vicious, but only because that's all they get exposed to and all they have to avail themselves to under Sauron. Imagine your loyal followers, by some chance, manage to escape the fall of Sauron and the collapse of the Black Gate, scattering into the nothingness. Do you want them to remember the Bright Lord, Talion, who fought for so long to help them and try to pull them away from an evil, torturous master who used them as Cannon fodder? To try and make so.ething of themselves beyond killing and dying? Or do you want them repeating the cycle of destruction that the first orcs under Morgoth and now the uruks of Sauron will do? I am not perfect, but I am a benevolent Gravewalker. I do my best to keep my followers safe, healthy, and loyal. I shame only when absolutely necessary. Losing followers happens sometimes, but I always try to prevent it and make them stronger. I hope they cheat death so I can keep helping them... or to try and remind them of my prior help if they abandon me because of a moment of weakness. Think of your best followers. The ones who saved you the most. Who fought beside you for so long. The ones you don't worry about betraying you. Do you want them to remember you as Sauron with a new look or as you, their leader who did their best?
0:10 to 2:22: Orcs Shamed (Has never been recruited to your army before or once betrayed you) 2:22 to 3:42: Orcs Shuned was previously banished from your army against their will. 3:42 to 4:49: Orcs Shamed over and over to the point of going Insane.
One of the few times, if only time I banished one of my orcs was because he kept downing one my other captains during a siege. After I shamed him, he returned as the Flame of War, first time encountering one.
@@Bazza1993ify I rule all of mordor with an iron fist and any orc who betrayes me get a broken mind(most of the time) or death(unless I like them). I have no other favorites except for Tasty.
When the worst of Orcs call you a monster, you must wonder if you either are a monster or these guys are just hypocrites. I mean, no matter what you do to them in this game or even the one before, the irony in these scenarios is hilarious. These are literal monsters who have most likely gotten many gruesome kills and destructive events under their belts and wish for nothing less than the end of all that isn't them (more or less), yet they have the AUDACITY to call YOU a devil?
Awww no kettle pot screech guy. Oh well, when I get things fixed anyone on Xbox will be able to "adopt" him at the Funny Farm Training Facility in Lithlad and see them in their "natural habitat".
Some of my favorite shamings I did: -Ur-Hakon Caragor Tamer, who kept talking about stuff being “soft and supple” -Krimp the Enchanted, who looked like he was going to cry but started laughing -Mâku the Fixer, who kept on repeating “Listen!” and “Listen to me!” -Mogg the Scholar, who kept talking about trophies Lmao
That one olog going on and on about how he would’ve fought for me; (the player); I felt bad... . And I’m glad I don’t shame orcs out of my army. Unless they deserve it Edit: I will never ever shame orcs and plots out of my army. They’re just too good to cast out... . Unless they betray me, then they die
No giving them death is a luxury for them. Only shameing until they are broken or lvl 1 will they earn that right to be killed. But not by my hand, it will be the hand of most Loyal followers. A no name Orc, a fitting end for them. The only exception if they areBlood brothers. If one of them betray me and there blood brothers is in my army, is not part in the betrayal team, and does not have iron will, I will reintegrate back in the army. But they must fight to the death in the pits three times in order for them to be pardon. That's how I handle with Betrayers.
Dead Star Gaming i really like his berserker armor combine with his face ^^ , but i think berserker armor are more appropiate on a terror uruk or olog ^^
cobra ZAS / Yeah I agree, I think certain orcs/ologs look better in certain tribes. Like a destroyer looks best in the machine tribe, or an assassin in the dark tribe
The first one is actually quite wise. I would love if in the third game. There was a new faction of orcs that are against both the dark lord and the light lord.
There's an unashamed uruk who screams about feeling pride instead (Vegeta would be proud of him). The one I encountered got deranged after three shaming sessions and kept saying "Woo woo woo wooooooo!" and gave me a tough challenge even when I brought him to level 1.
I’ve had a Uruk become unashamed after I shamed him. I played it off with me being very impressed and decided to recruit him. He is now the overlord of one of my fortresses.
What does the shaming do exactly? When I think "shaming" I think of embarrassing, but it seems like when Gravewalker does it, it does something much more to them. Anyone know exactly what it does?
@@Anonymous-fn8nj Yeah the damage to the brain is what I am curious about as he can (literally) devolve them by merely grabbing them which is an awesome ability.
@@mspionage1743 i mean it kinda makes sense. It must be hot as f when it can leave a PERMANENT mark on their already thick skinned head and the fact literal orcs are screaming in pain. Soo yeah, it definitely damages their brain like crazy
@@Anonymous-fn8nj Pretty humorous when I think about it. The orcs aren't being devolved by some magic but rather he is literally melting their brains and turning them into dribbling ret-ards.
Bry Gaming can you make a compilation of Uruks and Ologs ambushing talion as he moves to another region. for example talion moving from Nurnen to Gorgoroth
When a follower betrays me I shame them, recruite them just to cast them out of my army. I do love their screams never had a issue with them again. Of course first I Enrage and start eating Orcs with my Caragor. Meanwhile the orcs... "Help! It will kill me" "It will eat me!" "Get it off" "It's crushing me!" "It's got me!" "My face my face!" Bahahahaha!🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
A lesson for you Gravewalkers out there, never abuse your followers. Why give them another reason to betray you?
What use is having power if you can’t abuse it?
@matthewriley7826 the use is in being a just and Righteous leader.
Orcs may be cruel and vicious, but only because that's all they get exposed to and all they have to avail themselves to under Sauron.
Imagine your loyal followers, by some chance, manage to escape the fall of Sauron and the collapse of the Black Gate, scattering into the nothingness.
Do you want them to remember the Bright Lord, Talion, who fought for so long to help them and try to pull them away from an evil, torturous master who used them as Cannon fodder? To try and make so.ething of themselves beyond killing and dying?
Or do you want them repeating the cycle of destruction that the first orcs under Morgoth and now the uruks of Sauron will do?
I am not perfect, but I am a benevolent Gravewalker. I do my best to keep my followers safe, healthy, and loyal. I shame only when absolutely necessary.
Losing followers happens sometimes, but I always try to prevent it and make them stronger. I hope they cheat death so I can keep helping them... or to try and remind them of my prior help if they abandon me because of a moment of weakness.
Think of your best followers. The ones who saved you the most. Who fought beside you for so long. The ones you don't worry about betraying you.
Do you want them to remember you as Sauron with a new look or as you, their leader who did their best?
@@matthewriley7826damn okay Sauron
0:10 to 2:22: Orcs Shamed (Has never been recruited to your army before or once betrayed you)
2:22 to 3:42: Orcs Shuned was previously banished from your army against their will.
3:42 to 4:49: Orcs Shamed over and over to the point of going Insane.
This was a fun vid already but hearing Nolan norths wise orc say”YOU WANT SOME” sealed the deal
Dimitri Koukoulas / 😂
I've platinumed this game and yet keep going back just to enjoy these orc encounters.. they're epic, hilarious!
There’s nothing more terrifying than an Olog seemingly having a break down before cackling like a maniac
Holy shit that is actually scary
1:19 - 1:29
*"You want some?! You will die slowly. For what you done to Mordor, to the Uruks, and for what you've done to me!"*
- Koth The Wise.
It’s the deranged laughing Olog that creeps me out the most
I try to be as kind to my orcs as I can, so the rare times they betray me it hurts my heart
What use is having power if you don’t abuse it?! It’s not like their hatred will have consequences!
@@matthewriley7826 I get attached to quick XD
You forgot "it's your fort!"
And the wowo’s
Cool video. Nice intro.
How about a video on orcs who have "tricky escape"?
1:51 You can tell he was very affected by the shaming.
Live Spontaneously / Thanks, sure I’ll try that, and yeah that one was a little, not obvious
Do more Shamed Orc Quote and Blood Brother Revenge Quote! 😊😍
speechjon / No problem
One of the few times, if only time I banished one of my orcs was because he kept downing one my other captains during a siege. After I shamed him, he returned as the Flame of War, first time encountering one.
You're a cruel one Gravewalker!!!!!
I love shaming orcs it never gets old
You’re a cruel one gravewalker.
@@Bazza1993ify I rule all of mordor with an iron fist and any orc who betrayes me get a broken mind(most of the time) or death(unless I like them). I have no other favorites except for Tasty.
When the worst of Orcs call you a monster, you must wonder if you either are a monster or these guys are just hypocrites.
I mean, no matter what you do to them in this game or even the one before, the irony in these scenarios is hilarious. These are literal monsters who have most likely gotten many gruesome kills and destructive events under their belts and wish for nothing less than the end of all that isn't them (more or less), yet they have the AUDACITY to call YOU a devil?
Even Ratbag’s Olog friend calls Talion Cruel after fried Bruz’s sanity lol
Awww no kettle pot screech guy.
Oh well, when I get things fixed anyone on Xbox will be able to "adopt" him at the Funny Farm Training Facility in Lithlad and see them in their "natural habitat".
The unlucky ones 😆😆😆😆
Ronnie J Jr. / They went deranged, the first ones just got pissed and tried to kill me
Some of my favorite shamings I did:
-Ur-Hakon Caragor Tamer, who kept talking about stuff being “soft and supple”
-Krimp the Enchanted, who looked like he was going to cry but started laughing
-Mâku the Fixer, who kept on repeating “Listen!” and “Listen to me!”
-Mogg the Scholar, who kept talking about trophies
Lmao
The most famous and heart-touching shaming quotes:
*”woo woo uwu woo wooo woo uwu woo woo”*
*“MAAAAAA MMMMMM MAAAAAAA MMMMM MAAAAA” *
*“AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA”*
*“ **_cries_** HAHAHAHA **_cries_** ”*
Why did this take so long to make?
@@Armzilla123 I had to shame everyone and then bunt them down, which takes time
@@killaxbe2936 no i meant my comment XD
That one olog going on and on about how he would’ve fought for me; (the player); I felt bad... . And I’m glad I don’t shame orcs out of my army. Unless they deserve it
Edit: I will never ever shame orcs and plots out of my army. They’re just too good to cast out... . Unless they betray me, then they die
No giving them death is a luxury for them. Only shameing until they are broken or lvl 1 will they earn that right to be killed. But not by my hand, it will be the hand of most Loyal followers. A no name Orc, a fitting end for them.
The only exception if they areBlood brothers. If one of them betray me and there blood brothers is in my army, is not part in the betrayal team, and does not have iron will, I will reintegrate back in the army. But they must fight to the death in the pits three times in order for them to be pardon.
That's how I handle with Betrayers.
lol you must have been offed oten by your orcs
@@Azuria969 well they tried to. Most of the time they failed. Other times they got lucky because I was fighting an orc that wasn’t in my army at all.
I actually like ur-benu who flees ,for an outlaw olog he look good
cobra ZAS / I like the ploys with a lot of armor on, like Az-Laar the Driver
Dead Star Gaming i really like his berserker armor combine with his face ^^ , but i think berserker armor are more appropiate on a terror uruk or olog ^^
cobra ZAS / Yeah I agree, I think certain orcs/ologs look better in certain tribes. Like a destroyer looks best in the machine tribe, or an assassin in the dark tribe
Dead Star Gaming destroyer really look good in machine and warmonger ^^
Glob] 3:31
Me] how I imagine Talion replying to that
Talion] correction. The end for you and only you. is very different
Ah you heartless basterd... What've you done to these cute orcs?? Holy shit i feel so sad...
The Vine / shamed them insane obviously, maybe they shouldn’t have tried to kill me
Love to see a part 2 of this.
The first one is actually quite wise. I would love if in the third game. There was a new faction of orcs that are against both the dark lord and the light lord.
There's an unashamed uruk who screams about feeling pride instead (Vegeta would be proud of him). The one I encountered got deranged after three shaming sessions and kept saying "Woo woo woo wooooooo!" and gave me a tough challenge even when I brought him to level 1.
I’ve had a Uruk become unashamed after I shamed him. I played it off with me being very impressed and decided to recruit him. He is now the overlord of one of my fortresses.
What does the shaming do exactly? When I think "shaming" I think of embarrassing, but it seems like when Gravewalker does it, it does something much more to them. Anyone know exactly what it does?
He burns a hand print on their head, leaving a scar that shows their defeat and damaging their brain in the process
@@Anonymous-fn8nj Yeah the damage to the brain is what I am curious about as he can (literally) devolve them by merely grabbing them which is an awesome ability.
@@mspionage1743 i mean it kinda makes sense. It must be hot as f when it can leave a PERMANENT mark on their already thick skinned head and the fact literal orcs are screaming in pain. Soo yeah, it definitely damages their brain like crazy
@@Anonymous-fn8nj Pretty humorous when I think about it. The orcs aren't being devolved by some magic but rather he is literally melting their brains and turning them into dribbling ret-ards.
Maybe it shows them the truth, that they aren’t great warriors thirsting for glory, they’re just puppets that the rest of Middle Earth hate and fear.
Giggling makes me giggle.. Gigglety..
The last orc sounds like he has laughing syndrome with a dash of depression lols geez
I shaming orcs and trolls too many and may blaming me for mind ripe them.
Toxic players when they get killed too many times or fail a lot or even get humiliated
(This is a just a joke)
And it was actually pretty funny
Laughing Ologs are terrifying
3:22 he look heart broken
Lol giggles be giggling
His laugh is contagious it always gets me
Bry Gaming can you make a compilation of Uruks and Ologs ambushing talion as he moves to another region. for example talion moving from Nurnen to Gorgoroth
No lumpy bumpy :(
Mathatguy / What’s that?
Dead Star Gaming a deranged type where the guy only talks about lumpy bumpy bumps and lumps
Mathatguy / oh, I’ve never seen that
Dead Star Gaming there are lots of deranged/maniac types
Mathatguy / I’m sure I haven’t even seen most of them
Why does Ur-Hakon Giggles look like heavy from tf2
Also that name is so goofy, he was doomed from the start
When a follower betrays me I shame them, recruite them just to cast them out of my army. I do love their screams never had a issue with them again. Of course first I Enrage and start eating Orcs with my Caragor. Meanwhile the orcs... "Help! It will kill me" "It will eat me!" "Get it off" "It's crushing me!" "It's got me!" "My face my face!" Bahahahaha!🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
There all so funny
I hope you’re the one who made this video, if you did, great upload, not like the other click baity shit on youtube, seriously good stuff man