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Re: Skyrim
During the last weeks, I played Skyrim quite a lot and LUV it! This Game is one for the lonely Island..so many locations to explore and so many distractions lol. Normally, I plan to follow one or several quests but in the end, I run ten other quests because I stumble over them on my way to the quest goals I wanted to follow initially lol.
At the beginning, it was a bit disturbing because it felt like you get new quests all five minutes and all quest goals were faaar away from my actual location but after a while, I got used to it.
But I must say I am glad that I chose the PC version because there are still a hell lot of bugs in the Game. I had half a dozen of quests I couldn’t finish because of these bugs and without console commands on the PC, I would have never been able to solve them.
I also love some of the Skyrim mods and they are only available for the PC. You can download many goodies for free like better textures, better home bases, new quests and items.
I have been playing Skyrim for about 80 hours so far and I still have a bit more than a third of the World to explore and besides the Werewolves companions and Mage Academy quests, all other fraction quests are still open to play and main story is also only completed 50% so far. I think I will need at least 50-70 hours more to explore the World and do as many quests as possible so you get quite a lot for your money. But that’s the case in all Bethesda RPG and why I love their Games.
During the last weeks, I played Skyrim quite a lot and LUV it! This Game is one for the lonely Island..so many locations to explore and so many distractions lol. Normally, I plan to follow one or several quests but in the end, I run ten other quests because I stumble over them on my way to the quest goals I wanted to follow initially lol.
At the beginning, it was a bit disturbing because it felt like you get new quests all five minutes and all quest goals were faaar away from my actual location but after a while, I got used to it.
But I must say I am glad that I chose the PC version because there are still a hell lot of bugs in the Game. I had half a dozen of quests I couldn’t finish because of these bugs and without console commands on the PC, I would have never been able to solve them.
I also love some of the Skyrim mods and they are only available for the PC. You can download many goodies for free like better textures, better home bases, new quests and items.
I have been playing Skyrim for about 80 hours so far and I still have a bit more than a third of the World to explore and besides the Werewolves companions and Mage Academy quests, all other fraction quests are still open to play and main story is also only completed 50% so far. I think I will need at least 50-70 hours more to explore the World and do as many quests as possible so you get quite a lot for your money. But that’s the case in all Bethesda RPG and why I love their Games.
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