I love the silly intro.
Here's hoping your subscribers do too!
Yes, I noticed you created 5 videos or so in quick succession and then took a break. That's fine. There's nothing wrong with that - you need a rest, and your voice needs a rest, and that's fine.
I know YouTube says you have to pump out lots and lots of content. (I can just imagine YouTube as a greedy child or villain hamming it up - MORE content! TASTY content! YUMMY CONTENT! MORE MORE MORE!!! MWAHAHAH!!!)
But, hey - everyone needs a break.
When I started creating videos, I realised quickly that doing it was very time-consuming. (I haven't put them on YouTube yet ... because some of the comments I saw in the YouTube comment section started scaring me a little. People going absolutely nuts, having a go at the content creator, making comments about his/her sexuality, political views, and what-not.
So I thought - if that's what it's like, I won't bother. Criticism is one thing, but craziness is crazy.
That's not what YouTube is like, is it?) *hopeful*
Rakeesh's fiery sword is called Soulforge.
You can beat the earth elemental without the flaming sword. (If you're a warrior, you should get it).
If you're not a warrior, the solution is different.
If you're a wizard, you cast lots of flame darts. If you're a thief, you throw lots of rocks.
You can't ride your saurus into the town, the guard will stop you and say he'll stable the saurus. You don't want saurus poop all over the place.
"Captain's log - day 13."
I don't know why, but I like that little Star Trek thing.
The money changer isn't there because it's too early. She doesn't open at dawn. She likes sleeping in.
Griffin <> Vulture.
I've no idea what the astrologer is there for, either. I've played as both a thief and a wizard, and the astrologer still says the same thing. "Your future isn't all that great. Consider becoming an accountant."
By the way, you don't have to say "thank you" to Aziza all the time.
Just don't insult her outright, and say "farewell" or "bye", and you'll be fine.
(Also, I'm surprised that your hero drinks tea all the time, but never has to empty his bladder. Hey, look! It's the Hero with the Never-Ending Bladder!)
Can you tip the guard for parking your saurus?
"Gotta stay hydrated, people! Stay hydrated!"
Are we about to save someone who's worthy and noble and admirable?
Fat chance of that.
Ah yes, the scene where the beast shows you your innards in a most callous manner. Reminds me of Oghren in "Dragon Age: Origins": "Let's show them our hearts, and then show them theirs!"
The guy you saved is called Al Scurva, the former apprentice to Ad Avis.
I'm surprised he doesn't try to throw a spell at you.
Thanks, Tawm!