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29 Comments

  1. @any_austin

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    The reason I used a 10 degree interval scale that is demarcated “on-the-fives” is to make sure each point on the scale is far enough apart where we could expect to start seeing visual changes to the landscape, and to avoid having a temperature reading at 30 degrees. 30 degrees would be tricky because it’s right on the cusp of freezing/thawing, so you might expect to see snow or ice, but you also may not see snow or ice. It can rain at 30 degrees, especially if it’s sunny out, but it can also snow at 30 degrees. There’s just too much ambiguity!

    We needed really clear and distinct measuring points. 25 degrees is a clear "frozen" temp. 35 is a clear "thawed" temp. The end.

  6. @jamieh1847

    Since you compared Windhelm to Duluth does this mean we can draw an equivalence between Glensheen Mansion and Hjerim? 👀

  7. @rkinn1998

    You can probably drop dawnstar by another 10°. A salt water bay is gonna have a lower freezing temperature than a pond/river

  8. @aikorrana

    I've been thinking about planning a trip to Duluth for the past week or so, but now knowing that it's the equivalent of Windhelm has sealed the deal! Can't wait to "meet" (read: kill) Ulfric! Long live the Empire.

  10. @GGmanlife

    Holy goodness that shout out scared me. I was in the process of finding an indefinite integral when I hear “shout out Eugene Oregon” and it had the same feeling of someone sending you your IP address

  13. @SilverDragonJay

    I feel like the entire point of this video was just to say: Outside is nice, GO OUTSIDE!

    …or maybe that's just me. Ah…it sucks to have travel anxiety when you really like to explore other places. Trying to overcome it, but man is it hard when its so much easier to stay inside.

  16. @liky3629

    i’ve never played skyrim or like any other game that gets covered in here. but oh my god these are my favorite videos

  18. @jishan6992

    As someone not in the U.S and not familiar with fahrenheit like the rest of the world this video was difficult to watch

  20. @peperoni_pepino

    Obviously most Skyrim cities are inspired by Finnoscandia, but I've long suspected Riften took at least some inspiration from Amsterdam.
    Indeed quite a bit warmer than the real Nordics, lot of water around, canals in the city, that kind of stuff.
    18 degrees seems a bit much as the estimate (considering how close it is to other colder places, and considering how the clothing is still thick and long-sleeved), but yeah 8~10 degrees definitely seems possible and would roughly align with Amsterdam.
    (I'm not sure why you tried to place all cities within the US/Canada, to the point that you even considered Greenland to be too far away?)

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