The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim

Skyrim is a wonderful adventure game. A truly role-playing game with an open world and a huge universe. But I would like to express what seems to me to be a painfully obvious drawback in Skyrim. I will do it step by step:

1 Forced involvement in mythology and politics.

During any communication, the character is obliged to tell you much more than you asked him. Have you decided to approach the character? He will already start grumbling so much that you will find out about politics, related characters and so on. And so does EVERYONE. Simply put, the characters are unnaturally talkative. Everyone wants to tell you as much as possible. IMHO, it's nonsense. And I don’t like it when they force mythology into me, which, if I wish, I would rather study in books or ask them.

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The magnificent “chewing gum” from the famous series has shot again! Moreover, by the word “chewing gum” I meant an exclusively positive opinion about the replay value of this game. Judge for yourself - the game world is HUGE, there are a lot of quests, plus the so-called “endless” quests, which are generated based on simple “go-find-kill” templates and are adjusted to the level of the hero, and of course, voluminous additions that add even more to the game quests, enemies and items, and also satisfy the nostalgic feelings of Morrowind fans, if we talk about the latest addition.

Now imagine that to all this is added the opportunity to play through the game as a warrior, robber or mage, and these classes both have many branches and do not prohibit combining themselves with each other in any … Read full