Skyrim

I really enjoyedSkyrim, Always found it hard to play it fair and with no cheats or exploit but I really enjoyed it. I always playedon PC. What console did you play it on ?Never finished the gametho. I think I could have quite a few more hours of fun with it.

How said Tod Hovard: ""Buy Skyrim! If you bought it than buy one more copy or better a lot of copied for your family and friend!"

Skyrim is extremely immersive and if you take the time to upgrade the graphics it can look so much more realistic. Getting lost on side quests is definitely the best part! I kinda wish the graphics were fully up to snuff without the mods, its funny that so quickly after coming out a free community was able to upgrade so much of the graphics, its like they probably didn't try knowing modders would fix it.

Ive played oblivion (precursor game) and skyrim 2 times each already lol, bethesda needs to make a new game soon (no online shit)

The musics, and the lore.
The landscape too, and mostly the forgotten vale, very beautiful place. (The OST is absolutely great too)

I've always liked Skyrim, yet never played it that much. I loved the whole 'Open World' idea, that was brilliant. There's endless possibility's.

I love this game because you can do A LOT in it, you can be a powerful thief with a lot of powerful magics, enchants and even have your own dragon, i just can't play it and don't have fun

Still playing elder scrolls almost ten years later. Such a good game, nothing compares imo.

The thing I love the most about skyrim, is that after ALL these years, the modding community is still active AF, not to mention, with the right mods, you can make it look **really** close to RDR2 standards(Not as good, but certainly better than skyrim is stock)

My recommendation for anyone trying skyrim in 2021 is that you try ENBs, even on slightly less powerful HW, like my 1650, you can get great performance and looks(78 FPS on average, with 55FPS 1% lows)

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What is also great is that even to this day, I haven't seen a game with lore going as deep as this, and to think it came off of a DnD campaign by Bethesda staff makes it even more interesting!

Skyrim have big open-world map. For that i respect the game even with bugs.