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The video primarily explores various creature mods in the Elder Scrolls games, focusing on different types of fantastical creatures and their unique attributes. Notable creatures include different Gwar varieties from "Morrowind," described as non-aggressive with options for wild, domesticated, and pack forms. Other highlighted creatures are hybrids like spider-Pokémon, frost cursors such as Frostmere, and upgraded Nix Hounds. Dangerous war creatures domesticated by orcs, underwater giant spider crabs, and ambient snow whales provide diverse gameplay experiences. Non-threatening creatures like otters, aggressive wolf otters, daedra-based scaffon, and visually distinct female giants are also discussed. There are humorous references, such as the "warm mouth" resembling a misunderstood Goomba. Additional creatures include non-hostile, camp-dwelling faces, formidable reekers, and aggressive shalks from Morrowind. The video concludes with viewer engagement prompts and a farewell.
00:00:00
In this segment of the video, the focus is on the introduction of a sponsored online marketplace for gaming keys and gift cards. The main content then shifts to discussing a new mod in the Elder Scrolls games, specifically about the inclusion of different types of “Gwar” creatures. These creatures originate from the game “Morrowind” and are noted for their non-aggressive nature in the wild. The segment highlights various versions of these creatures: wild Gwar, mountable Gwar, and a variety by the modder Mihail, including ghost Gwar. Players can find and claim Gwar in certain game locations, and NPCs can be seen riding them. The mod offers wild, domesticated, and pack Gwar, catering specifically to fans of these creatures.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the presenter discusses various creature mods in a game. They describe an unusual creature resembling a mix of a spider and a Pokémon, noting it appears in the game’s lore and can be ridden, although the mount animation is faulty. Next, they introduce “frost cursors,” featuring two ice-type mounts: Frostmere, a legendary snow horse, and a magical imitation created by worshipping creatures. The presenter also mentions an upgraded mod for Nix Hounds, with better models and textures, pointing out their aggressive nature but noting they can be domesticated. Lastly, they compare different models of Durzogs from previous episodes, expressing a preference for an earlier version.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses various creatures in a fantasy setting. They mention a dangerous creature domesticated and used for war by orcs. Additionally, they introduce a giant spider crab underwater, hinting at a pop culture reference. The speaker then talks about snow whales from Elder Scrolls lore, which are ambient creatures that can’t be interacted with aggressively, offering a serene experience. Finally, they describe a bizarre creature called “warm mouth,” comparing its appearance humorously to a childhood misinterpretation of a Goomba from the Mario series.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, simple creatures such as otters are discussed, noted for being small and non-threatening, as they run away if approached. Conversely, the wolf otters are larger and more aggressive, though still no match for dragons. Next, humanoid creatures called scaffon are highlighted, a variation of daedra from the plain of Clavicus Vile. These creatures are visually compared to Star Wars’ zebra craze, and a unique staff can be looted from them.
The segment also introduces larger humanoids like female giants, designed to appear unattractive but fitting as they are monsters. Despite this, female giants are non-hostile. Another creature, the orgrim, is described as ugly with consistent ornamental piercing across different variations, despite multiple mods attempting different designs. Common spells are also mentioned in relation to this creature.
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In this part of the video, the speaker describes various creatures encountered in the game. First, the speaker talks about familiar faces at camps that look stoned and are mostly non-hostile, indicating they might be too high to fight properly. Aspiring mages can summon these creatures, but they aren’t much help in combat, though they might offer some benefits. The speaker then introduces reekers, a subspecies of wreaklings, which are more organized, better equipped, and use both ranged weapons and spells, making them formidable foes in combat. There’s also a staff available to claim, though it has textual issues. Finally, the speaker discusses shalks, bug-like creatures from Morrowind that are cool-looking but aggressive, prompting a battle demonstration. The segment concludes with a mention that this is the end of a two-episode creature special, reminding viewers to check the description for links or mods, and encouraging them to engage with the content and look out for more mods.
00:15:00
In this part of the video, the speaker encourages viewers to hit the like button and subscribe, thanks them for watching, and ends with a farewell accompanied by background music.