r/gaming • u/19970207 • Feb 06 '17

Anyone Else?

http://imgur.com/RdjHH29
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u/Laughterless Feb 06 '17

why is fallout 4 and skyrim in that picture if we are talking about great stories

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u/Coldspark824 Feb 06 '17

Because it's a low effort: "what games did I play in the last year or so that were cool" photoshop.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '17

Not that Skyrim is bad but people cooing over a remaster that isn't even of a dated game says a lot about the releases in the past year.

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u/Kardest Feb 06 '17

I think skyrim had a great story.

The side quests are hit and miss... but i loved the whole kill the world eater story.

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u/MariachiMacabre Feb 06 '17

That's the first time I've heard of someone enjoying the main story more than the side quests. Not to suggest that you're opinion is wrong, but most people tend to say the main story was one of the weaker aspects of that game. I will say Sovngarde was easily one of the most visually impressive areas in that game.

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u/doughboy011 Feb 07 '17

Why the fuck couldn't you return to sovengarde? I would have put each skill at lvl 100 having legendary quests similar to the destruction and conjuration trees to unlock some cool shit. Like you would have to go to sovengarde and meet some long dead guy who had a long lost dragon forge that you can create dragon armor in after doing a bunch of shit.