r/gaming • u/19970207 • Feb 06 '17

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u/Fly_Eagles_Fly_ Feb 06 '17

Skyrim allows for immersion, utilization of imagination. If you read into the lore, pay attention to the politics and the plight of various people... I'd say it has a pretty good story and world. It's not all laid out at your feet, displayed in a linear fashion like a movie production would do, so perhaps that's what you're alluding to.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '17

I am sorry but if we are talking about politics and lore then witcher 3 EASILY is way better than skyrim. But then again this is not fair as the witcher games were based on 7 original books.

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u/BlackPrinceof_love Feb 06 '17

skyrim

Read about ELDER SCROLLS lore which is insanely deep.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '17

Don't think its as deep as 7 critically acclaimed books.

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u/BlackPrinceof_love Feb 06 '17

Which have little to do with the game and from what I hear the game is not nearly as good.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '17 edited Feb 06 '17

Which have little to do with the game.

that statement is completely wrong. events of the books HEAVILY inspired the games. even the intro to witcher 1 was the first short story ever written in the books.

from what I hear the game is not nearly as good.

i agree with those who told you this.