Some of our landings were desperate adventures.

We are now prepared to meet the inevitable counter-attacks with power and with confidence. So it was thee who would become my lord. Perhaps I needn't have warned thee. I am pleased, however.

Thou art a fitting choice. I go now to the night sky. It is there I shall find

mine order. I bid thee, travel the path of the Lord. And once all is done, we shall see each other

once more. This is Gary Butterfield.

This is Cole Ross.

Any of those thing to Bonfire side chat, it is a wedding bell favorite.

And this week we're going to the chapel, baby.

We are headed to the moonlight altar.

This portion of the map that I am sure many of you spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to get to before realizing it was kind of end game content.

Yeah, there's got to be a spirit spring.

Yeah.

Stumber around there.

Yeah, I spent forever trying to get here because of my cross everything off the list, heuristic.

I want to be done with Learnia.

Yeah.

But Learnia was not done with me.

It's a thing that happens in any open world game like this, especially in a Bethesda, Bethesda game, where like I will just find myself like, all right, this, this hill is sufficiently steep that it looks like that it is a basically an invisible wall.

You know, like there's no there's no getting up here to kind of get get over and see what's over there or find a shortcut.

But it's like, well, no, I'm just going to keep going.

I'm just going to rub my nose against it because obviously there is some toehold that I can get that'll get me up there. And a lot of times in Bethesda games, you can. Yes. Like in this, I wouldn't want it because this is more artful, I think, than Bethesda games. But in a Bethesda game, I would not mind if like a little message is just popped up. I was like, this is ending content.

You know,

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