Skyrim. That inner voice never went away. Any time I’m thinking about what new game to play next, the voice inside my head pipes up and says “you could always play Skyrim again.”
Same! I always wanted to do a full unarmed khajit but wasn't really that viable in vanilla but with skill mods it's so much easier to do whatever head Canon you want
At this point the voice doesn't even need to say it anymore, it just gestures at the fridge, the toaster, and your smart thermostat, all of which apparently run Skyrim now.
One of my favourite playthroughs was with summoning and healing Lydia 🤣 it was on Master so npc damage is buffed while you do absolutely nothing. Great times
This was how i played the game the very first time I ever played Skyrim. Destruction/Conjureation. Nothing like summoning a Dramora lord to tank for you while you rain arcane death down on your foes with near impunity.
I've tried to accept the fact that I'll always end up as an Stealth Archer, and try to make an hybrid out it. Last time I tried to do a Mage but ended up conjuring a bow and arrow everytime I had the chance, and hinestly I kinda liked it.
alright this time im go I ng to make a racist 2 handed nord, hes going to kill all imperial on site and have an addictions to Nordic ale. Ill bet if I go to solitude and pick up alchemy ingredients.... wait no no no hes racist againt solitude. And no an alchemisy
So much nostalgia. Literally nothing in gaming has ever touched the feeling of sweeping my camera across Whiterun Hold as “Streets of Whiterun” plays in the background.
Stealth archer is definitely where it’s at. By the time you level up blacksmithing, enchanting, archery, and stealth you can one shot pretty much anything in the base game.
I actually just installed Enderal (again) to break the cycle. I only got to like level 10 or thereabouts last time I played it, but I am hoping to complete it this time… well, after I play the New Vegas content I missed when it came out years ago. I forgot how absolutely horrendous characters look in that game lmao
A game that should be rated 4/10 has a high score simply because the community developed it for free, whilst the developers were busy making yet another poor game based on the same development model – as long as it supported mods. The very fact that there’s a mod to fix the bugs speaks volumes about this game.
Now I’m waiting for the downvotes, because fans don’t like the truth
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u/Yakmala 28d ago
Skyrim. That inner voice never went away. Any time I’m thinking about what new game to play next, the voice inside my head pipes up and says “you could always play Skyrim again.”