Six Characters Deep And I'm Making Oblivion Musical

The Poorly Aging Sarcastic PC Witty Gamer shows real games how they are really played, the good, the bad, and the ugly. These are mostly live play sessions, uncut exactly as they were played. I decided to treat The Elder Scrolls IV : Oblivion as a musical. So, I wrote a bunch of songs which matched what we see in the game. This is the beginning of Season 6, so my sixth character since I started counting. It includes totally original songs, music and action all in 4K Surround Sound stereo. I played the game and added my own comments while I played. I also wrote all the lyrics to the songs present, which were then fed into a website. I told it what genre of music to use as well as what mood and instruments. That having been said, the songs were recorded and performed by AI using a fictional band I created called The Poorly Aging Band. I don't know how to answer the AI question and I have no intent on breaking YouTube's rules. So, to be clear, no content included was written by AI or even assisted by AI in writing. There is no AI narrator or commentary. Watch fantasy rpg gameplay featuring deep character management and exploration of dungeons and scenic lakes. This video provides a direct look at the mechanics behind rpg character management, showing how stats and abilities influence player progression. If you enjoy seeing the technical side of development, the footage includes a detailed review of the menus and character screens before concluding with a look at the credits sequence. Whether you are curious about the specific rpg stats and abilities used in this title or simply want to see the environmental design of the dungeons and lake, this walkthrough offers a clear perspective on the project. The footage acknowledges the teams from Bethesda Softworks and Xbox Gaming Consumer Products who contributed to the development. Subscribe for weekly fantasy rpg gameplay breakdowns and comment below which game mechanics you want to see analyzed next.