Let's Play Alundra - 38 - Jumping Down a Well

That's the highlight of this video and you know it.

The 39th, 40th, and 41st Gilded Falcons are obtained in this video.

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[KarmaGhost22]

Your voice is REALLY soothing; it makes me like you for some odd, inexplicable reason. ;D

[puppypuppy41]

Jumping down a well. Pulling a James are we?

[alguira]

@KarmaGhost22 lol that's same the same thing i thought first time xD. He really sounds like a complete pal playing the game with ya xD

[Kzar5678]

@homierraj Watch his 15th Lets play Aundra

[Poupados]

@homieraj it's completely optional. you need it to access an area that activates the warpgates all around the map.

[homieraj]

What the Sluice key is for please? (It is in the first chest in that "hard-jump" room)

[chapacoka]

I have no idea what you guys are talking about because I don't particularly want to read those walls of text, but all I can say is thank you for this Let's play L0rdVega. I have truly enjoyed every second of your videos and I know I will continue to enjoy the rest of your videos.

[merrist22]

what the and this is over a u right

[oyezoyez1]

I fear to think of the number of "James Sunderland jumping down 5 holes" comments here.

[L0rdVega]

When the European settles moved to America, the dialect didn't immediately change magically, nor did the entire group decide to change things. Yes, it did evolve from that point on, the same way the British dialect evolved, they just went in slightly different directions.

No one randomly decided to change anything. Languages NEVER change due to "petty dislikes." It's something that an entire society slowly altered over time. It WAS natural language evolution. Sorry that you're so ignorant.

[Shinkada]

@L0rdVega So in the time it took European settlers to travel to America, the language evolved?

The first half of your reply summarizes exactly why America SHOULDN'T have put those dumbed-down shortcuts into its 'dialect'. Language isn't something that you just randomly decide to change for the sake of some petty dislikes, but that's pretty much exactly what America did; it wasn't natural language evolution.

[L0rdVega]

It isn't laziness at all. You don't understand how language works. It's not like some group got together and was like "okay, I don't feel like spelling a word this way or pronouncing it that way, so we're going to do it like this instead because I'm just too lazy"

That is NONSENSE. Language changes over time. American English became its own dialect that differs from the one that continued to form as British English. Look up things like Grimm's Law.