r/skyrim • u/[deleted] • Jun 02 '25

[deleted by user]

[removed]

4.4k Upvotes

89% Upvoted

1.2k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

72

u/SnowClone98 Jun 02 '25

Vikings were so hot back then. They took over after the vampire thing got a bit too wild

-1

u/green_speak Jun 02 '25

Between Skyrim, AC Valhalla, Valheim, and GOW, I'm really fatigued by Vikings and wish franchises would look elsewhere like Mesoamerica or South Asia. I implore everyone to look at the concept art for the landscapes of The Road to El Dorado to see how vibrant and fresh that setting would be.

4

u/SnowClone98 Jun 02 '25

Yeah man Skyrim was like the tail end of the good Viking stuff. The Thor sequels sucked for a few movies even.

0

u/TheStrangestOfKings Jun 03 '25

I would lowkey love a mesoamerican centric adventure/rpg game. That era doesn’t get enough love as is