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Hosking · 26-30, M
For me it's the world. I'm always seeing something new or something I missed everytime I boot it up.
TrumpIsFinallyGone · 41-45, M
@Hosking Same. The devs do reward your curiosity and exploration in the game.
Zaphod42 · 46-50, M
Chapters 2, 3 and 4….1 was too hand-holdy, and 5 and 6 were just unbearably dark
KittenSmitten0 · 26-30, F
The sweet moments 🥺♥️ The story really pulled me in.
LordShadowfire · M
Bruh, I'm still on my millionth playthrough of Skyrim. I'm doing it different this time, though. This time, I'm doing all the "dark" quests first, and then my character is going to have a redemption arc.
I'm currently doing the Dragonborn DLC, having already done the Thieves Guild, the Dark Brotherhood, and the Dawnguard, while also winning the civil war on the side of the empire. (Hey, I'm an Argonian. What am I going to do, side with the Stormcloaks?) I chose Dragonborn as the beginning of the redemption arc because it starts out with cultists randomly attacking my character and impuning his character as the true dragonborn. That's a challenge that a self-centered, narcissistic thief and assassin would gladly accept. But in the course of the Dragonborn dlc, he is going to realize that he has a choice of being like Miraak, or being something better.
I'm currently doing the Dragonborn DLC, having already done the Thieves Guild, the Dark Brotherhood, and the Dawnguard, while also winning the civil war on the side of the empire. (Hey, I'm an Argonian. What am I going to do, side with the Stormcloaks?) I chose Dragonborn as the beginning of the redemption arc because it starts out with cultists randomly attacking my character and impuning his character as the true dragonborn. That's a challenge that a self-centered, narcissistic thief and assassin would gladly accept. But in the course of the Dragonborn dlc, he is going to realize that he has a choice of being like Miraak, or being something better.
TrumpIsFinallyGone · 41-45, M
@LordShadowfire I used to be an adventurer like you. Then I took an arrow to the knee.
