#warlockracy

[amechyofsorts]

[mendelpalace]

Interesting video by Warlockracy on Emba-5, a mod for The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind that attempts to recreate a real-life Soviet military town that once existed in Kazakhstan, melding the actual history of the town with the lore of The Elder Scrolls. While the concept is strange, it's also interesting and bittersweet, someone recreating a place that no longer exists outside of their memory.

[headlesssamurai]

 ‘‘I came down here to get away from it all. Finding myself in the middle of a war makes me nervous as hell. The Americans will come. They always come to a war…’’  Jagged Alliance 2 (1999)     Video : Warlockracy      

[badbirdbrain]

Interesting...

[swedebeast]

I decided to give this another watch and I am just reminded that some fans completely do not understand a franchise and are only attracted to the superficial elements of it, but other fans do in fact completely and wholly understand a franchise.

Warlockracy is without a doubt the latter when it comes to Fallout.

[garydose]

I cannot escape this show. Buffy has invaded my CRPG video essay/reviews

[gaykarstaagforever]

This is yet another Warlockracy video where he teaches us about the history of Russia in general, and specifically about the life and times of one Goblin, a strange man born in the 1960s whose combined love of the dead Soviet Union and late 90s video games made him a regional cultural icon, at least amongst Eastern European / Russian gamers.

While we were watching Homestar Runner, this guy was turning his Quake mod strategy guide into a scifi novel, that he then turned into a racist video game that got an international release. At one point, Bethesda is involved. This sounds like a fever dream.

[laika-the-bitch]

every new warlockracy video seems to halve my excitement for tes6. why would i play starfield-without-guns when i can just live in tamriel rebuilt forever?