The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim® Legendary Edition

Hello all. I've had this game in my collection for a few years now and I' m adding this review.The reason I've never put a review in for this game is because I get so lost in the world Bethesda has created i get lost and drawn in...So i have never finished the game 100% yet lol . So when I get lost or I stop for a long period of time i reroll just to play again and live a different side or life or just to try something different. This game is so breathtaking and so amazing just playing normal as in unmodded ....As i like to call it Stock-rim lol The one thing that also makes this game almost the only RPG game you need and might be the Best RPG to Date is due to its massive modding community. If you dont like something you can change it! Dont like the way things look or sound ! You can change it !! The modding in this game can make this game 100% pretty much endless or always new and fresh.

I have played many, many hours of this game throughout the years. Without doubt, this game has given me more enjoyment and playtime than any other. A beautiful, expansive world. Snappy, satisfying combat. Rich lore and story, added on to by hundreds of handwritten lore books to find around the world. Immersive perk system. You become one with this game, I swear. It really makes you feel, well, dragonborn. If you don't have it, get it.

Have you ever heard about Skyrim? Of course you did! And there's plenty of reasons for that. When released, Skyrim became an instant classic. It's so big that a lot of people don't even know Skyrim is the fifth game in The Elder Scrolls series, giving this game almost a new franchise look. Now, why is it so good? It has a massive (but not empty) world. Tons and tons and tons of things to do. A nice combat system, including dual-wielding, magic and bows. Interesting side quests and a nice main storyline, too. And, of course, mods. As with all Bethesda titles, mods play a big role in this game. They fix things, add things and shape things to each players taste. Of course, it's not perfect. The graphics never impressed, and now their age is starting to show. It's also riddled with bugs. Of course mods can fix these things, but that's also why some people are angered by Bethesda and their story of letting the modding community fix their games. But overall, this is a great game and definitely worth your time!

Played the game through again a while back, and still loved every second of it! And thanks to Bethesda and the modding community the game still looks and feels great with mods. It is incredible that new mods are still being produced after five years. That if something proves that the game has something special in it, and it indeed has! One of the best rpg's I have ever played. A true classic in its genre that every game enthusiast should play. Pros: +Amazing open world experience +Loads of interesting sidequests +Modding support +Lots of items and things to collect +3 DLC's +Guilds to join and their own guestlines +Big DLC mods give some nice change for the veterans +Pretty light game without mods, so even older rigs can run this fairly well Cons -Kinda requires mods to get the most out of the game -> possible CTD's, stress on the system etc. -Has pretty many glitches/bugs (mods to fix them are available) -Pretty few voiceactors -Main storyline is pretty short (but the guild storylines fill the need for more atleast for me) -Combat feels boring after a little while I have played Skyrim well over 200 hours already and I still find new things to do and try! Definitely would recommend this masterpiece to anyone.

I bought this for my child, the Antichrist, and he can't get enough of the game. As a father, I was initially concerned that he would not get around to forming a one world government nor bring about the ten thousand years of darkness that he told me he was going to do until he started playing Bethesda RPGs. However, I decided to be a little open minded on this one and play the game for myself. From what I have experienced, I may soon offer Todd Howard a job at the Infernal Office of Compelling Temptations (more commonly referred to as the IOCT) due to this latest masterpiece.