In our latest Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim video we explore the secrets of Yokuda’s Sinking.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is an open world action role-playing video game developed by Bethesda Game Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. It is the fifth main installment in The Elder Scrolls series and was released worldwide on November 11, 2011. The game’s main story revolves around the player character and their quest to defeat Alduin the World-Eater, a dragon who is prophesied to destroy the world. The videogame is set two hundred years after the events of Oblivion, and takes place in the fictional province of Skyrim.
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I think Yokuda is too far away to realistically see from any Tamrial shore. When you look at things on a map it seems smaller than in the actual world. Take real world maps for example. Look at Lake Okeechobee in Florida. You'd think it was small enough to see the opposite shore. Nope… Heck you can barely see the other shore in Tampa bay crossing the bridges.
what do we know of interactions between the dwemer and the orsimer?
We are free from the empire!
Let's kill each other to see who rules!
-Yokuda, 4E
Wait there were orcs in yokuda?
I thought yokuda was from another kelper cycle.
This makes me think… What if Yokuda DID sink, but only temporarily? Because even if there was Yokuda the landmass to return to, most if not all of the architecture and artifacts would have been washed away or eroded beyond recognition after even just a couple years underwater, so Yokuda as the Redguards' ancestors knew it would have been lost forever. Happens pretty regularly in the real world, with places lying below sea level being flooded due to a variety of factors, then being uncovered at a later period. Would explain why Yokuda the continent still exists, but not Yokuda the culture.
Sword singers swing their swords in nuclear blast rhythm, that is so dope! FudgeMuppet always brightens my day, thank you!!!
Interesting video! Thanks for uploading!
We wuz sword singers n shit
Plot twist: Yokuda and Aldmeris are actually just Lyg.
What if yakuda was the leviathan that is causing the sand banks and the constant tremors were the monster waking up. Just a theory
A certain someone who liked swinging his sword in his left hand and splitting the atomos
To cut atomos doesn't necessarily mean to split atoms in a nuclear physics sense. Also, splitting some atoms doesn't necessarily result in a nuclear chain reaction, which wouldn't be enough to sink or destroy a continent. The pankratosword technique cuts the uncuttable, that which (supposedly) cannot be devided. The laws of nature, as Cyrus says. Earthbones. That could maybe sink Yokuda
This is the content I’m here for, happy black history month lol
Build idea: mage knight with ward and bound sword, crusades / wanders around Skyrim helping people and giving food to beggars.
Idk I'd like to see the game go a different direction like in the first Era when Dunmer were Chimer on Resdayn and the Dwemer were still around or take place in Akavir.
My personal theory is that Yokuda was ripped to pieces by Stone Mages and became an island archipelago.
I always thought Yokuda might still exist just in broken up, barely habitable islands like the Santorini volcano that basically forced the Minoans into the Stone Age, and was so devastating that the Titanomachy and the Atlantis myth are likely based on that eruption
We wuz sword singers n sheit
It would have been a suicidal skill too, right?
If you ever used it, I assume you'd die in the blast as well. So I can buy it being forbidden and forgotten.
I wanna hear about the singers and ansei in more detail please
Splitting a single atom wouldn't cause a nuclear explosion though so I wonder what was actually causing the explosions
I get the feeling that the reason it became a band technique (besides being a nuke) is because it killed the one Doing it too.
So no, they would not have an unlimited supply of nukes. Just about as many as have reached the Apex of the craft. And each loss would be devastating and risk techniques being lost.
What is the music?
This reminds me a lot of the disappearance of the dwemer. One incredibly powerful tool, used once, creating a cataclysm that broke time and space itself. Because the dwarves were telepathic, the tone created by beating the heart of lorkhan rang loudly through the entire dwarven race making them vanish in an instant. With Yokuda a sword cut the fabric of space making the ground itself fall through.
They was kangz.
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Oh fudge yeah
Some fans ascribe to the theory that Yokuda (and Akavir) are past/future Kalpa rather than actual landmasses.
White Supremacist troll accounts are hilarious.
People talking about how long we will have to wait before ES6 launches and here im wondering how long it will be before mod makers will make it a good game, because if you have ANY faith in Bethesda, your mental.
Yokuda floated up but no one looked there
I don't want to play in the desert 😑
Humans are insane
Ok maybe it sank. But I kinda want to believe there is a ancient homeland in es wanting to be rediscovered in a future game
Imagine playing the next elder scrolls here and in the middle of a battle the ground shakes and everyone runs away in fear and flaming swords rain from above this would be cool
I keep seeing new skyrim videos i feel like im being called back lol
The comment from the lighthouse keeper about yokuda has to be a mistake on the writers part. If they intended for yokunda to be more prevalent they would have added more details such as an actual yokundan ship or npc in anvil.
It did Sunk…
But will it stay down there?
Redgaurd's come from the 8th era. So if they say Yokkuda sunk, what the hell do we know.
kinda funny all elves and men have the same history of being refugees from lost homelands
Nuclear Redguards? Why have I never heard of this before.
Looking for a mod to play as a kid? Is there any that work
Did you mention a leviathan!?
any "lore" from ESO should be stricken from the record and its creators shot for heresy
Dammit Drew, you almost summoned onion-cutting sword-singers with this musical accompaniment!