Am I the only one who doesn't like Skyrim?

Trik'Stari · July 28, 2014

I found the first playthrough to be a LOT of fun. Subsequent playthrough's however, even with mods, have been quite boring I will say.

They need to do something to change the paradigm. I'd like to see what ESO should have been. They need to just put the entirety of Tamriel (or nirn, can't remember which is more appropriate) in a game. Make the DLC be the akaviri homeland. Or maybe a return to the ancestral homeland of the elves or the humans. They've gotta do something.

As for bugs, get used to it people. It's now standard practice to "beta test" with the first few months of "full release" (or in some cases, forever). I believe this is more than just simple laziness on their part, I think it's also due to the growing sheer SIZE of games these days. Look at battlefield 4, with the current DLC that game takes up damn near 40 gigs. That is a lot to test, even for multi billion dollar companies. Although they'd do a great service to us, themselves, and the economy to hire a few more f**king testers.

Fred Castellum · July 28, 2014

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Funny thing is there is so much content they can build upon right now. They just aren't doing it lol.

Vitalius · July 28, 2014

Mods truly are a godsend. They increase the longevity and replayability of a game so much, something you'll unfortunately never experience when gaming on a console. =(

Absolutely. That's what I tell my console friends. Buying Skyrim on PC is like buying 100 games at once, because there are so many good combinations of mods that it's literally a different game (story, aesthetics, gameplay, etc etc are all almost entirely different).

That's something I don't understand. Mods are freely given to the community. I don't see what stops Microsoft or Sony from repackaging the mods (it can't take that much work) to be able to install them on the consoles. Only the high quality/well done ones of course.

That'd be one hell of a game changer imo.