u/Electrical_Rabbit_88

I was interested in downloading Visual Animated Enchants Redux, and one of the options uses Enb series. I was wondering if I could just use community shaders in its stead, or would that not work?

So, I was listening to the Emperor's Legion earlier. When gathering in the palace after the alarms sounded, Valerian mentioned that he had seen a dreadnought and mused about how long he had been awake, or something along those lines. I was kind of surprised, though, as I had assumed that Custodians didn't or wouldn't need to slumber in dreadnoughts like Marines.

I had always assumed that Custodians were immune to the effects of long periods awake. With Marines, it's implied that they get something similar to dementia just from being "alive" for so long. I figured custodians didn't have that issue, as even regular custodians seem to be effectively non-senescent. There are custodians now who were seemingly alive 10,000 years ago, right?

Someone told me they would fall under the dreadwing instead of the deathwing. Which do you think they'd fall under?

Just a few days ago, we got the LG 77" OLED TV and it looks great. However, there seems to be an issue. When trying to play specifically animated content, the screen glitches and lags terribly. The screen will be covered in big, colorful squares and will be several minutes behind the audio. It'll lag and stutter until eventually giving me a connection error. It only seems to be affecting animated content streamed through the smart features though. Live action shows like Man on Fire work, as well as when we connected my friends laptop via HDMI and played YouTube via that, and even live TV animated content like Toonami seems to work.

I tested Cinderella Grey & Invincible both on Amazon Prime, ATLA on Netflix, and several YouTube videos, with glitching on all of them. It's also not a connection issue, seemingly, as I've tested it on multiple different networks. I've tried power cycling the TV (unplugging it for multiple minutes) and that didn't fix anything either. I've tried turning off and on various features like motion smoothing and AI upscaling and nothing seems to work.

I'm currently unable to post an image of the glitch, but when I'm able to I'll post it in the comments.

I've heard people talk about the reason TLD has no problems doing so many Daedric quests in Skyrim is that, as Dragonborn, they have the soul of a dragon, meaning Akatosh will simply reclaim their soul when they die. Is that actually true? Tiber Septim was also dragonborn, yet his soul was never reclaimed. Wuulfharth might've been dragonborn, and as far as I'm aware, his soul was never reclaimed. Miraak is a dragonborn, yet he is seemingly claimed by Hermaus Mora after we kill him.

What I'm getting at is that a Dragonborn's soul is seemingly not always returned to Akatosh when they die. Would the strongest of the daedra we serve not claim our souls, presumably Mora?