EpicNate - Fallout & Elder Scrolls Lore
Oct 27, 2026 · 22 min · 17 segments
Skyrim is a game with no shortage of activities and interesting things for the Dragonborn to do. However, after over eight years, many players may finally be beginning to feel as though The Elder…
We'll be starting off with an activity that probably won't occupy hours of your time, but is still absolutely hilarious to entertain yourself with.
For a good few minutes.
It centers around lumber mills.
Here, millers and various workers saw and process lumber, which they sell to buyers at a hefty price.
We can earn a pretty penny working at these mills ourselves, and they even provide valuable resources for players looking to build their own homes via the Hearthfire DLC.
However, there's something else you can do at these places that I think is even more rewarding.
You see, when a piece of wood is sawn in half at one of these places, the two sides will eventually fall into a large pile of cut timber.
where, after a few moments, they'll eventually disappear.
This sudden vanishing is pretty necessary for some obvious reasons.
If you could just let infinite logs pile up, theoretically, after some amount of time, you would just fill the whole world with logs, and that would have some serious consequences on the game's engine.
Well, if you place an item on top of one of these logs, just before it disappears, something hilarious will happen.
The item, once the log it's on has vanished, will just rapidly slingshot into the air at supersonic speeds.
These objects will go far too.
I've followed them before with noclip enabled, and oftentimes they'll just spew so far they go out of render distance.
never to be seen again.
Furthermore, when I say they go at supersonic speeds, I don't think that's a major exaggeration.
I've had to slow this footage down by 90% in order to capture what you're seeing in real time.
They'll go so fast, it's easy to think the objects have disappeared too.
This is the most fun to do with corpses.
At least, that's what I think.
Maybe I'm just weird, but it can also be done with any other object, really.
Cabbages, kettles, swords, carts, you name it, it can fly.
So, what are you waiting for? Go out and shoot for the stars.
We'll be starting off with an activity that probably won't occupy hours of your time, but is still absolutely hilarious to entertain yourself with.
For a good few minutes.
It centers around lumber mills.
Here, millers and various workers saw and process lumber, which they sell to buyers at a hefty price.
We can earn a pretty penny working at these mills ourselves, and they even provide valuable resources for players looking to build their own homes via the Hearthfire DLC.
However, there's something else you can do at these places that I think is even more rewarding.
You see, when a piece of wood is sawn in half at one of these places, the two sides will eventually fall into a large pile of cut timber.
where, after a few moments, they'll eventually disappear.
This sudden vanishing is pretty necessary for some obvious reasons.
If you could just let infinite logs pile up, theoretically, after some amount of time, you would just fill the whole world with logs, and that would have some serious consequences on the game's engine.
Well, if you place an item on top of one of these logs, just before it disappears, something hilarious will happen.
The item, once the log it's on has vanished, will just rapidly slingshot into the air at supersonic speeds.
These objects will go far too.
I've followed them before with noclip enabled, and oftentimes they'll just spew so far they go out of render distance.
never to be seen again.
Furthermore, when I say they go at supersonic speeds, I don't think that's a major exaggeration.
I've had to slow this footage down by 90% in order to capture what you're seeing in real time.
They'll go so fast, it's easy to think the objects have disappeared too.
This is the most fun to do with corpses.
At least, that's what I think.
Maybe I'm just weird, but it can also be done with any other object, really.
Cabbages, kettles, swords, carts, you name it, it can fly.
So, what are you waiting for? Go out and shoot for the stars.
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