were the original lyrics to sovngarde song lost to time

#Were the original lyrics to sovngarde song lost to time mod

I've bought quite a few songs of yours on iTunes, and I've led a few of my friends to love your music as well. Seeing this game grow into what it is now, and hearing your voice alongside with it? It's remarkable, unbelievable. Perhaps I brought that on myself in 2011, but your music has guided me through those times and has kept me going. I've been made fun of for liking Skyrim so much. I've followed your songs quite closely, as they've meant a lot to me since I discovered them. Listening to both songs, I see how much your voice has grown through the last few years.

To this day, those shivers still race back and forth, between old song and new. When I first heard it, the song gave me shivers down my spine. I remember listening to the old Sovngarde Song back in 2011, which was the first song of yours I've listened to. CHIM, 'running as administrator', really is the province of higher beings outside of reality: the devs, the players, the lore writers and those characters they find funny to endow with it when some distant obscure lore calls for fireworks of spectacular proportions.Īs always, astounding work.

#Were the original lyrics to sovngarde song lost to time mod

That's also why CHIM in the community is often equated with the player's power to save/reload, use the ~console, or mod the game, which are things entirely outside the power of Nirn's inhabitants, aedra and daedra included (except the one time a few monkeys managed to wipe an entire millenia off the records). I still think 'running as admin' as you say requires CHIM: if you have the powers in the first place, chances are you are already in a position to understand what they mean regarding the true nature of the world. Don't forget: any mortal can learn to shout (or learn magic, for that matter), so I don't think a notion of privilege is applicable. That's why I say shouts, spells, rituals, are just magic: it's all commands, but it's allowed commands.Ī Dragon is gonna shout a somewhat understandable 'rm -rf /' and a wizard is gonna go through two paragraphs of obfuscated hex code, but they can nuke their root folder just the same without any special permission. All 'magic' is editing the current state of reality by inputting specific rites/commands. Same for conjuring up a sea storm or opening a portal to Oblivion, really. Reeven 2y Neuenburg 'people using Shouts don’t generally know how they work'.