03:07  I think the implication is that on high chaos Daud slept with his blade, rather that he took blade from the whaler, who woke him up

The transition between corvos mask and the whaler's mask when the whaler wakes up daud is so subtle. I missed it the first time.

So, I'm not sure if it's been mentioned earlier or if it's been covered already, but I found a niche little detail.
Basically, when you go after Campbell, you can peep through the keyhole and see him talk with Curnow, that's clear enough.
However, if you continue to look as Campbell tries to open the door with one of his keys, your vision will actually be blocked every new key he chooses.
It's such an little detail... One that probably most people never knew of. But I love it.

Dishonored - the game that keeps on giving

"we could turn daud in, split the reward"

"I promise to go quietly."

Those Whalers had to be shitting bricks in that moment

the fact that i am STILL learning new things about this game says a lot about how amazing it is

Pile of bodies being burned has models of City Watch officers and Lower Guards, no Overseers among them.

9:24 the only instance I know of where a Whaler doesn't have the voice filter when he speaks

Daud's taunts toward Corvo at 1:14 sound much more like the stuff he says to him during the Flooded District. High Chaos gets the cool dialogues but at what cost....

if i remember correctly there is also a book that changes slightly depending on your actions in the slaughter house.

мне нравится твоё внимание к деталям

I love how at 6:47 bro just dips IMMIDETLY.

4:21 - Damn! That's genius. Daud's men have disguised themselves as prisoners in order to fully control the prisoners. Excellent detailing!

9:23 daud is so cool

1:51 I never noticed Corvo broke his arm there

Yet another awesome Dishonored video 👍

Hyped and Liked

Given how calmly the Assassin speaks when Daud has literally choked him and held a knife to his throat, this is clearly not the first time he’s done this.

Gods this game rocks.

Keep it up the good work Sir.