Thoughts on Skyrim

I really wanna try this game, I heard it's good. Isn't it like part of a series or something?

 

Ohk, well I'm gonna try it soon and then I will come back here and tell you how it is. Lol

 

Skyrim is SO much better than Oblivion. I'd call it a completely new game. It is drastically different to the previous games. GET THIS GAME NOW!....and Tales of Graces...

This game is insane though. During a siege, I summoned a dragon and it helped me in that fight. It was crazy!

 

Well, Oblivion was a pretty damn good game when it was released, because it was just so much ahead of other games of it's time - the playable world was huge and there were much to do, just like in Skyrim. I know that Skyrim beats Oblivion like 100-0, but respects to Oblivion still. It was probably one of my favorite games when it was published.

Skyrim has the same goodies as Oblivion, but one thing has always bugged me when playing these two games - the voice actors. I don't mean that they would sound bad, no, they're good, but there's so few of them that you'll encounter same kind of voices during the next few minutes while conversing with other people. And all the guards have the same voice actor.

Other than that, the games are good. I've stopped playing a few months ago when I got the main story completed in Skyrim and completed the Dark Brotherhood Missions. Then it felt like that there wasn't anymore much to do for me.

If you like RPG's, try out Dragon Age, Baldur's Gate and Neverwinter Night series. If you're not so picky about graphics in a game instead of a good story, you'll love those games.

 

Skyrim is the 5th game in the Elder Scroll series, the only two I've played are Oblivion and Skyrim. They are western RPGs so they don't have the same elements that JRPGs do. Instead of getting to know main characters and connecting with them on an emotional level, you become the main character by creating any character you wish, either in your own appearance or just something you like. A popular element of western RPGs is decision making, that is - you change the outcome of the game and mold the storyline based on the decisions you make at certain critical points. The same is true for Skyrim.

I liked Skyrim a lot more than Oblivion, I spent around 145 hours playing through on two characters to get the full 1000G for the game. The Dawnguard DLC comes out exclusively on Xbox for an entire month and then is being released to PS3 and PC, so I will probably request off work and spend the whole day streaming Dawnguard on the 26th. I've been looking forward to the DLC ever since it was announced, really excited for it.

 

I love the Elder Scrolls series! I've been playing it since Morrowind, but I think out of all of them Skyrim is my favorite.

 

only 2 things r missing. Keyblades n a Divorce option. Maybe bring back create a spell...