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The What is up, ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Fajmarpa.

This is the Older Scrolls podcast here with Michael and Drew and I'm Scott.

And this is the Hot Takes episode three on the last episode we got you to

put in some hotter takes and some of the more law related ones because like hot takes like things

like you know we need classes back or something like that we're kind of glazing over those

we've addressed them broadly you you know, yeah, there's

lots of improvements to the game mechanics, but I think the law ones are the more fun ones to sort

of talk about and the more opinion-based ones. I also, guys, like, I know you really want to

get your theories in there. Maybe we should do another theories sort of thing. We should. We should. But you are using the like, hot take. Here's my theory. And a lot of the time it's not really like a take. And it's like three paragraphs long. How it? If we read it on the podcast and by the end of it, it not even a good theory we just wasted a lot of your time

yeah but i did want to say um at the there was one that was like it says this i'll start with

this as fun uh honore hot take clavicus vile regrets that he didn't help in the creation of mundus

thus isn't a revered adra his plane being the fields of regret speaks to more than just his followers. He is lonely, which is why he splits himself into multiple parts like Barbus. He envies not only the Adra, but mortals as well. He's the most relatable data to mortal men and Mur. I guess part of that could be like a take is the most relatable or whatever. That's a theory, but it was cool. Yeah, it's a really cool theory.

So I wanted to, uh, yeah.

But here's an actual hot take.

Jeremy Bata says almost no armor from oblivion even looks okay next to the other two main games.

They all look like Halloween costumes for children.

So no armor from oblivion.

I mean, if you really take it, if you take it by just looking at oblivion and you give

it no credit for what they're trying to achieve in the art style, I can kind of understand

where he's coming from.

Oh, I don't know.

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