The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition

When you think of memorable rpgs Skyrim is on the list among the best and i know i'm not the only one who thinks this way. I played a lot of games but the entire Elder Scrolls series holds a special place in my hearth.

This is not a review for the ,,Special Edition'' of the game, this is more like a tribute for the original game and the amazing mod support so thank you Bethesda and the content creators for the incredible amount of mods this game received along the years.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3398872848

There is something about this game that is making me loose track of time and reality, the immersion and the feeling that you're lost in the world exploring ruins or dungeons,taking a quest to kill a bandit and next thing you know you're fighting dragons,there is so much to do and experience.. it's like a dream from which you never want to wake up.

Maybe it's the size of the open world or the excellent music, the exploration and the wildlife..i can't tell how many times i just picked one valley or a mountain and roleplayed as a hunter.. or used ,,Live another life'' mod and try a new playthrough with a different starting zone..another build a completely new experience..

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3383583800

Like me i'm certain that most of you played Skyrim a lot and you're familiar with modding.. i remember spending so much time making sure everything is compatible and working,but this amount of work is not for everyone and i know some of you stay away from modding for this reason. Nowdays modding is easier than ever because you can install entire modlists with Wabbajack.. with just one click!

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3424943221

I have to mention Enderal because its free if you own Skyrim, a standalone game and if you need something similar to an Elder Scrolls title look no further!

even after 100% completing this game twice now i could still go back and do it all again this game was truly ahead of its time.

No other sand box games are comparable ! Hundreds of hours of role playing, multitude of places to visit with their own ambiances never seen before and, on top of all that, hundreds of quests ! Are you ready for this ?

the only mods you need for the vanilla game are costco cabernet sauvignon bellavitano cheese + garlic n chive pita bites + 2 shots of finlandia vodka neat 10/10 would recommend

Easily a forever game. There are few games that will do that. A forever game isn't a game with a lot of content, its a game with a lot of GOOD content. Stop buying new games that disappoint and buy classics like this.

The game itself was a real breakthrough in the gaming industry at the time of its release. However, now, when you go into the game and look at it soberly, you can see that it is a real piece of shit. I won’t say anything about the graphics because they were, of course, great for their time. But the plot is just crap. Seriously, the actions in the game are nothing unique. Typical opponents are everywhere. The gameplay literally consists of going through caves. I've played for 36 hours, and that's too much.
I can't rate this game highly in 2025. It's just a good game and nothing more.
Of course, you can install mods, but once you do, it’s no longer the game I’m rating.

P.S. I tried to finish the game three times. As you can see, I couldn’t((

I love this game and you probably will, too. It's so free and open and comforting.

Explore, do quests (or don't) it's all up to you. You can play at your own pace and you are never pushed into doing things if you aren't ready and just feel like wandering around the beautiful world doing whatever you want.

Worth every cent.

I want to love the game, it takes me back to my original gaming days. This review might not be fair but the endless attempts to start the game is causing me to hate it. It takes me 10 to 15 minutes of endless launch and relaunches to eventually get into the game. No other game (Old or new) on my 24 year old steam account has this issue to Skyrim.

I reset the hardware profile , disable EVERYTHING and still get to the load screen and it goes out of focus and back to my desktop.

Skyrim. The name alone evokes images of snow-capped peaks, sprawling forests, and countless adventures. As a PC player who's poured countless hours into this world – initially through a .... copy during leaner times, and now proudly owning the Steam version, which I've also enjoyed immensely on my Steam Deck – I can confidently declare Skyrim my all-time favorite open-world RPG. It's the OG, and it still reigns supreme.

The game's unparalleled freedom of exploration is a constant source of wonder. From bustling cities to treacherous wilderness, every corner holds a new discovery. I've lost myself for hours, uncovering hidden treasures and tackling quests ranging from epic sagas to hilariously absurd situations (like the ridiculously funny "A Night to Remember"). Building Breezehome and joining various factions added layers of depth to my experience. The Dark Brotherhood questline offered a much darker, morally ambiguous path, forcing difficult choices and exploring the consequences of actions. And let's not forget the sheer joy of transforming the game with mods, turning Skyrim into a canvas where I'm the painter, shaping the very look and feel of the world. My favorites? Definitely the Serana mods and those that enhance the beauty of the female NPCs. Playing this enhanced version on my Steam Deck added another layer of enjoyment, allowing me to explore Tamriel wherever I went. And of course, populating Breezehome with my various wives – Lydia, Ysolda, and Aela – added a unique personal touch to my playthroughs.

Skyrim's choice-driven gameplay is another key strength. I've experimented with countless builds, each playthrough feeling unique. The depth of the lore, combined with the sheer variety of random encounters and quests, ensures that every playthrough feels fresh. The impact of choices on quests adds significant replayability. One consistent choice I've made throughout my playthroughs is sacrificing Sven to Boethiah – poor guy. This, coupled with the readily available and easily implemented modding community, sets Skyrim apart.

Compared to other open-world games, Skyrim's rich lore and the sheer number of unpredictable encounters make it stand out. Few games offer such a sense of constant discovery and genuine surprise. The freedom to shape your experience through choices and mods elevates Skyrim beyond a simple game; it becomes a collaborative creation between developers and player. The portability offered by the Steam Deck further enhances this experience, allowing me to continue my adventures anywhere.

My journey with Skyrim reflects a personal evolution. I played it during a time when I couldn't afford it. Now, with a stable job, I've proudly purchased the Steam version, and my love for this game has only grown stronger, especially with the added convenience of Steam Deck portability. Skyrim isn't just a game; it's a testament to the power of open-world exploration and the enduring appeal of a truly immersive experience. It's the OG, and it remains unmatched.

Se você não ficou preso em uma parede ou vão no qual não era para te prender, então significa que você está jogando o jogo errado.

---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☐ Good
☑ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS

---{ Gameplay }---
☐ Very good
☐ Good
☑ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{ Audio }---
☑ Eargasm
☐ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{ Audience }---
☑ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☐ Grandma

---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☑ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☑ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☑ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding

---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☐ Lovely
☑ It'll replace your life

---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☐ Long
☑ To infinity and beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{ Bugs }---
☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

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Классика жанра. Игра, по текущим меркам, довольно примитивна, но хорошо подходит для спокойного вечернего времяпрепровождения.

Skyrim is a very special game with amazing world, the exploration is just top tier, cuz Skyrim It is a huge open world game, it's the ultimate fantasy adventure, it reminds me of many fantasy movies from 80s and 90s and the early 00s. Skyrim is a legendary game but as everyone knows, Skyrim is not the most complex RPG game, but still is a very good RPG game and a very fun one too. The gameplay is just exciting, you get transported to another world as you explore, simply everything looks gorgeous as you play this masterpiece, cuz the world in Skyrim it's so alive. For me the Dragons are the best part in Skyrim. Yesterday I was in a fight with a dragon and 2 giants, I've managed to kill the dragon quite easy with some help of the giants, then I had to finish to fight the giants, cuz i want some loot, in the mids of all of that, another dragon came on the scene, it was amazing. Right now I'm saying what I feel about Skyrim in this very moment!

Seems like it was a pretty intense game for it's time. Questing is a little bit different as there are not markers etc to where you should go,( like in world of warcraft) except for the doors that leave an instance. But, its a open world RPG and it is a game worth playing. Endless level cap (which I read) so your time vested will be worth it. It's also viking based so the stories will get intense. This review is written after 4 hours of playing and streaming the game!

Although this game is pretty old now, it has aged so well, I never got the experience of playing it when I was a child, but I'm glad I can have that experience now. The atmosphere and character design are so interesting and there is so much depth put into not only the main quest, but the many side quests too. This is one of those games that you can never get bored of!

You are carrying too much to be able to run.

There is a reason this game has been released so many times over so many generations, that reason is because it is an amazing game that keeps selling. I have never completed the game, amd I've been playing on and off for years. There is so much content to get you sidetracked. If this game is on sale, get it. If it's not on sale, still get it.

STILL THE BEST DAMN GAME EVER. Why cant modern games get it right?

Ah, 'Skyrim Special Edition'. The game that keeps re-releasing like it's the Beyoncé of RPGs. It’s the same *Skyrim* we’ve loved since 2011, except now it’s got *slightly shinier water* and NPCs who can glitch in *ultra-HD*.

You start as a prisoner, of course, because Bethesda loves to throw you into existential crises right from the get-go. "Who am I? Why am I here? Did Todd Howard personally handcraft this cart ride of destiny?" But before you can ponder these deep questions, you’re nearly dragon-barbeque. Enter Alduin, a giant flying lizard who screams "YOU" while you, being the chosen one, pick the "I’ll deal with this later" dialogue option and bolt.

From there, *Skyrim Special Edition* becomes the ultimate ADHD simulator. Sure, there’s a *main quest* to save the world, but why do that when you can spend 40 hours looting sweet rolls and yelling "FUS RO DAH" at goats? Dragons are terrorizing the land, but excuse me, I need to build my lakeside manor with the Hearthfire DLC and adopt 12 children to aggressively flex my parental supremacy.

The game’s true masterpiece? The glitches. You’re not a true *Skyrim* player until you’ve seen a giant launch you into orbit with a single swat, or you’ve found an NPC casually moonwalking up a mountain while telling you about their tragic skeever problem. And let’s not forget the most relatable moment: shouting at Lydia to "move, FOR THE LOVE OF TALOS" while she blocks a doorway like she's auditioning for Skyrim's Got Talent.

Graphics-wise, it’s definitely prettier. The sunsets are gorgeous, and the water sparkles as if Todd Howard dipped it in fairy dust. That said, the mud crabs still look suspiciously like they're plotting to overthrow the Empire. If anything, the *Special Edition* reminds you that *Skyrim*’s true charm was never about realism—it was about doing whatever you want.

You want to be a stealth archer? Congrats, so does literally everyone else. Want to roleplay as a pacifist khajiit who only trades cabbages? No judgment here. Or maybe you want to become the thane of every hold while hoarding wheels of cheese in your basement. The world is your oyster (or at least your horker meat).

Oh, and mods? Don’t even get me started. Mods are the reason Skyrim has aged better than my 2011 iPod Touch. One moment you’re downloading "Immersive Trees," and the next you’re riding Thomas the Tank Engine into battle against Macho Man Randy Savage dragons. Who needs lore accuracy when you have chaos?

In conclusion, *Skyrim Special Edition* isn’t just a game. It’s a lifestyle. It’s a place where you can laugh, cry, and occasionally scream at a wolf ambushing you for the 9,000th time. If you’ve never played it, what are you even doing with your life? And if you *have* played it…well, it’s time to buy it again. Todd Howard needs your money for the *next* re-release.

9/10 – Would yell at Lydia again.

Skyrim is a great game, but I would advice you to not buy it as it is now. Bethesda is doing something really skummy. I got this skyrim version for 90% sale and I still a bit regret it. Rather download legendary edition from some other publisher (because bethesda ulisted it on steam). At least there isnt "Creation Club" which is basically mods that you have to pay for. I wouldnt take this version of the game as it is even for free. If you cant/dont know how to manage mods and dlcs on your own, It will be just a huge waste of money. Its like a microtransactions in mobile games. At least there is not pop ups on this ... for now

It's Skyrim. Listen, you are gonna mod this game eventually. If you don't want to succumb to being a gooner, don't mod it. Every goddamn "hot mods" page on Nexus ALWAYS has AT LEAST 1 porno mod that turns women into a stick with 4 baloons attached to each respective sexual body part.

I'm warning you, don't fucking do it.

It's Skyrim. Play it until you get sick of it. Then play it with mods. Rinse, repeat.

While a compilation of DLC from the base Skyrim game, the disabling of Workshop mods with the heavy monitization of the Creation Club instead hampers playability of the game. Use of manually installed bugfix patches and quality of life mods off Nexus or other sources almost required to play the game well, but disables gaining achievements in the process.

If you have the option to play the base game with added DLC, do that instead.

Brilliant game that everyone should play. If you don't like this type of game, push yourself to play it anyways. It will change you

Masterpiece. Timeless classic. Endless adventure. Skyrim is an iconic achievement in gaming that continues to inspire and captivate. 10/10

this is just my day 1 of playing skyrim and i'm already like almost 10 hrs in. no joke, i haven't been THIS mesmerised by a video game since like witcher 3 or probably EVER. from the story to the quests to the interactions to the world-building to the immersive world design to the breath taking scenery, this piece of art is not just a game, its an experience. and i'm so so here for it.
an absolute 10/10, looking forward to more of this.

Rubbish.
Base game is good but then you pay for a special edition, then pay again for the anniversary edition... THEN when you install the game you still have to buy credits to install community mods??
its a 14 year old game stop milking it, just bundle the lot and let people add mods for free.
Just grab it online and add lorerim, fed up with the bethesda greed.

Almost everyone has heard of Skyrim, from the young to the elderly. It's a game that can be both relaxing and thrilling, providing an experience that keeps drawing players back for more. Despite not being massive in size, Skyrim offers incredible depth, with players still discovering new aspects even today. The game boasts one of the best modding communities, backed by Bethesda. While some may criticize the introduction of microtransactions, they are not necessary to fully enjoy the game. Whether you're new to Bethesda's games or a returning player, Skyrim is a must-have title for anyone looking for an immersive gaming experience

Ever since whatever update destroyed the mod menu and turned it into "creations" I can't even play the game without it crashing my PC so hard I have to turn it off manually. I must congratulate the drooling morons at Bethesda for screwing up a game they've already released multiple times. I guess I don't what I expected from a multi billion dollar company.

In 2011 Skyrim basically saved my life. I wasn't allowed to leave the house, my mom was really really battling mental health issues. And there I was. 16 going on 17 cooped up. But I convinced her to let me get this game that everyone was raving about and bam man. I know it's not as good as Bethesda other work bla bla bla. But to me. Skyrim is THE game. Ever since becoming an adult I've purchased a copy on everything I own. It's like a reminder or having a favorite book and seeing all the editions.
I'm glad I was able to play this game, and I'm glad we're able to share our stories here on why we love the games we do.

Mods arent free anymore. i could have gotten behind a paywall of $5.00 or something reasonable, but even then i would be doing a disservice to all of the Mod devs that have put hundreds of hours into making a great game feel fresh again. i requested a refund.

I swear, I spend more time modding & tinkering than playing this lovely gem. Back then I had been enjoying this beauty for hundreds of hours on another platforms.

So far, I've downloaded and deleted more than 4 thousand mods around 400 GBs. Will eventually start playing the game continuously once I setup a proper smooth modlist.. Fingers Crossed. I

Oh, the game? Absolutely 10/10. Despite of the game being released for the 97432nd time, still get's my septims nevertheless.

Just.. try not to get overwhelmed by the mods.. Otherwise, you'll end up like me.

Edit: I've found my dream modlist! It's: Nordic Souls. Literally the perfect modlist.

The new update v 1.6.1130 + (Am currently on 1170) has well and truly *ucked any and all functionality for Mods with Vortex, in addition to many mainstay mods that enriched the experience and massively enhanced replay-ability. If my only choices are to be stuck with Bethesda's overly curated, charged mods over supporting the creativity of Mod authors that actually produce mods I want to use, or leaving the game because the standard and allowed game-play loop by the developers is beyond boring after 11+ years, I know where I'm going. Away from Skyrim and Bethesda. Money grabbing and trying to gate-keep access to where they can control, neuter and profit from it to the maximum. Well done. You have literally pulled the trigger on the slow death of interest for people who can't find a work around, interest unlikely to go to your new titles. There are a couple I know, for those reading who want to keep modding outside of Big Brother, but nothing I'll be putting here.

The game is top, nice gameplay, not bad graphics, probably the best game for Steam deck that I could recommend to you!

Once you played Skyrim for the first time, there is no going back.

I don't even know how to sum up this game in a unique way. There are plenty of better games out there, but Skyrim is unique in it's freedom to do whatever you want to when you want to, and in having bugs that are more comical than they are game breaking.

You can ignore the entire main quest with no consequences and live out your dreams as a farmer. You can spend your time wandering the wilds while listening to music (just watch out for the bears). Which I would recommend as the scenery has no right to be this stunning.

The lore is easily accessible to. The story line and characters are somehow complex and basic at the same time. The side quests are engaging, and the combat is easy to learn.

There is a reason why people keep playing it a decade later.

step 1) download and install
step 2) play for a bit
step 3) install lots of mods
step 4) game crashes
step 5) uninstall
step 6) wait a few years
step 7) repeat step 1

nice open world and quests. multiple storylines and factions. but combat and AI behavior is a bit dated

Skyrim is an incredible open-world RPG that lets you explore a massive, beautiful world at your own pace. Whether you’re slaying dragons, sneaking through dungeons, or just wandering, there’s always something to do.

It’s not perfect—combat can feel clunky, and bugs pop up—but it’s still one of the most immersive games out there.

9/10
Still a classic.

After 144 hours spread over 7 years of countless new playthroughs i have finally managed to not only complete the main storyline, but the dawnguard expansion as well. How did i manage to do it this time after so many failed attempts?

Its quite simple, I took a left turn.

Instead of following the intended path after escaping Helgen and turning right into RIverwood i decided to take a left. Instead of being faced with the same story beats and dungeons that I have grown familiar with i set out on a new path, completely changing my experience with the game. Almost instantly I met a new NPC who told me off the Bards College in Solitude, I slaughtered him for his clothes and set out for Solitude on foot to join the bards. On this journey i found locations that I never had before and I could truly enjoy the scenery as i walked the roads of Skyrim.

Seing the whole game in a different light gave me the energy to push through the game until I finally managed to beat Alduin with my trusty axe wielding character Gus. In a moment where other games would have rolled the credits I was faced with only the roars of dragons and their fiery breaths I realised that all my other characters that I had made over the years weren't failures just because they hadn't reached the end of one of the games storylines, they all told their own stories, no matter how anti-climatic their ends.

I now see how it is possible for a person to spend thousands of hours in this game, you can actually become anyone and do anything like i've always heard but failed to see.

as an ending I'd like to apologise for the long and pretentious review but this game really means alot to me, and to the friends who introduced me to this beauty I would like to thank you and I hope you're well,

I was a big fan of Morrowind and Oblivion growing up and loved the Bethesda Fallouts, but somehow my interest in this game was just not there, I'm not really sure why, I think all the promotional material at the time made the game seem very grey and dull which made me disinterested. Well, if you fall in this category, just buy the game and play it, stop denying yourself one of the greatest RPGs ever made!

The gameplay, sense of exploration, questing, NPCs, dialogue, lore, aesthetic/art direction, level progression, voice acting, build variety are all as good as anything else I have played. The game allows you to really play it how you want and do quests in what order you want. I always felt like I had a variety of stuff I could do that all interested me at all points through the game. The most random side quests can spring into these epic adventures out of nowhere which really keeps you sucked in and looking for the next quest. I always felt rewarded for exploring in this game, there is just a ridiculous amount of stuff to see and do. What else is there to say, this is an example of best in genre, it is a must play, go play it.

10/10 - Perfection, absolutely ahead of its time, and sets a high bar for current day games.

legendary. still one of the best games to play. would be nice with co-op mode, after all those years i was expecting this to be added... kinda sad to roam around in single player mode... and no, im not talking about ES Online, just skyrim co-op. well what to do.

this game is the best
this game is the best
this game is the best
this game is the best
this game is the best
this game is the best

(i added a creations mod now i have no achievements, i might cry)

My childhood. I used to play it so much on my PS3 when I was a kid and now I loved it just as much on PC (with some QoL mods)

The logic in this game never fails to amuse me. You become boss of every guild, yet despite that, the other members will still make you run errands like you're still the new recruit. And NPCs will give you so much gold just for delivering something to a guy 50 meters away. The absolute funniest thing to me though is when you kill a Mage College member and then Tolfdir is like "ah yes there was an incident, wasn't there? Give me 250 gold and you're back in"

also the SHEEEEEEER NUMBER of GLITCHES... I LOVE it

10/10 would buy again (I already bought it like 3 times noooo Todd Howard how do you keep doing this)

Skyrim is the first Elder Scrolls games that I have played, but I have fond memories of being a teenager watching my friend play Morrowind back when it released for xbox. In any case, I didn't even pick this up until probably around 2016 and still didn't play much for many years. Finally, I gave it a proper chance and things clicked. I wouldn't say I 'fell in love' with the game, but it does give me magic new-world-and-game-type fuzzy vibes the pull you into the world. I definitely recommend getting a copy (you only need one but you'll end up with at least 5) and enjoying.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim a name that echoes across the vast, snow-capped peaks of gaming history. It is not merely a game; it is a phenomenon, a cultural cornerstone, and the very definition of what it means to craft an open-world RPG that transcends time. Released in 2011, Skyrim did not simply set a new standard it shattered the very mold of what games could achieve, forever altering the landscape of the medium.

This is a game that could never be made again. Not because technology has moved on, not because the industry has shifted, but because lightning like this strikes only once. The magic of Skyrim lies not just in its scope, but in the way it beckons you to live within its world. From the moment you emerge from Helgen, greeted by the towering majesty of Tamriel’s northernmost province, you are no longer just a player you are an adventurer, a Dragonborn, a legend in the making.

The open world of Skyrim remains a marvel of design, even more than a decade later. It is a land brimming with possibility: winding mountain paths that lead to untold discoveries, ancient ruins echoing with forgotten lore, and bustling towns alive with stories. Each corner of this world feels hand-crafted, each moment uniquely your own. No game has captured the essence of freedom quite like this.

And what of its legacy? Skyrim has persisted, outlasting trends, consoles, and even generations of gamers. Public opinion on Bethesda Game Studios may ebb and flow, but one truth remains immutable: they created a masterpiece that cannot be taken away, a game that has stood as a colossus for over a decade. Its influence can be felt in nearly every open-world RPG that followed, yet none have managed to surpass it.

This is a game that changed everything. Its systems of exploration, discovery, and immersion became the blueprint for an entire genre. Its impact rippled far beyond gaming, embedding itself into pop culture, with memes, mods, and music that are instantly recognizable worldwide.

The beauty of Skyrim is that it doesn’t just invite you to play it dares you to create your own story. Whether you were a stealthy assassin in the shadows, a mighty warrior wielding the Thu'um, or simply a wanderer chasing the Northern Lights, your Skyrim was uniquely yours.

This is not just a 10/10 game it is the definition of a 10/10 game. It is a testament to the power of imagination, the triumph of vision, and the enduring magic of gaming. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is not just one of the greatest games of all time it is a reminder of what gaming, at its very best, can achieve.

A legend that will stand for all time.

got a bunch of mods and now my game doesnt even open. 10/10 would buy again

A fantastic nordic fantasy completely corroded by the classic, outdated, poor Bethesda formula. That's it.

This game will forever have unlimited replay value for me. I used to pirate this game back in the day, I finally bought it because i have some spare money with me. It didn't disappoint me, the game is so really good and it feels like i didn't waste my money lol. I love the Elder Scrolls Series. I hope The Elder Scrolls VI wouldn't disappoint me.

There's an itch from now and then when you just have to download this and replay it. That is both worrying and nice at the same time

When i first started playing this game, i was not able to understand the events that were happening in Helgen and got bored and stopped playing. However, i gave this game a chance and again started playing after few months and decided to at least complete the events in Helgen. I still remember the sight, music and the ambience, when my player character first emerged out of Helgen caves and into the open world of Skyrim. I still remember running with Ralof to Riverwood and talking to Gerdur and then running straight to Whiterun to meet the Jarl and inform him about the dragon.

After that i modded the game and achieved many milestones in the game. However, still my most favourite task is running from the Helgen cave entrance to Riverwood and to Whiterun gates and return to Helgen caves entrance. I do it both during day and night time.

Also, i have no follower beyond Lydia.