Does anyone not like skyrim

Second: No expansions Overall: Good game but not great.. The only things that count as expansions in my eyes are hard copies, for example Sims Expansions Though they arent a great example. True, Although with the recent trend in Maxis games..

I think I am gonna count them as part of the main game.. It is EA afterall. Oblivion was so boring, stupid and ugly that i haven't even finished it. And I think that Morrowind is just a masterpiece and there will not be any better RPG, but Skyrim has got way better mechanics. And graphic of course. For me, candy graphic, fatty people and sweet voices god, voices of Dunmers killed me in Oblivion destroyed all the TES climate.

And the gameplay with some mods is not so short. Of course not so long as in Morrowind, which took my free time for many months Just look at the Thieves Guild and Dark Brotherhood quests. They are fucking horrible comparing with Oblivion. Primarily I hate the immortal npcs.

Yes, you are the only person of the whole world that doesn't like Skyrim. It must be cool to be so exceptional. Or else just judging something more on details, without going out of home to brag with friends "hey I have skyrim!!! Behind the fame of a game there's a lot more A famous game can also lack some things I think nothing will be as good as Morrowind was, for TES series When I find something I don't like or missing in the game I add a mod. That's like going to a restaraunt, ordering expensive meal and then chef comes, puts down ingredients to your table and tells you to make your own meal, while telling you not to forget to pay.

Your mama so fat jabba the hutt said daaammn. I own it but I just can't play it No paperdoll, terribly poor weapon stats info, a terribly un-navigable skill tree Well, I liked it but after playing the game for a week it started to get boring.. Is there any open world free roaming game you like? Also, Hardekak asked: "Do you like other games made by Bethesda? Nope, I don't like it too. Skyrim isn't really into story, but the stuff, which you can explore.

This disussion does not compute Great game but not for everyone. Last edited by Jormungand ; 20 Jul, pm. Impossible not to like Skyrim.

Your possibly just bored. I get bored playing games once in a while and I never know why. Socktupus View Profile View Posts. Per page: 15 30 Date Posted: 20 Jul, pm. Posts: Discussions Rules and Guidelines. Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic harassment, fighting, or rude posts. All rights reserved. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries.

Some geospatial data on this website is provided by geonames. View mobile website. Oct 25, 7, New Jersey. Jul 14, 18, Liked it then and like it now. Loxley Member. Oct 25, 7, Loved Skyrim then and still love it now. Rhomega Member. Oct 25, 4, Arizona. Played a bit of Skyrim back in Got back into it with the Special Edition earlier this year and rather enjoyed myself.

Fawz Member. Oct 28, 2, Montreal. I loved it when it came out for the open world exploration. Had a great time sharing stories with friends at work about what we uncovered. Now I'm trying to replay it and it's hard to see past all the bugs, technical issues, boring combat and fairly tame gameplay. I still enjoy exploring the world, and Mods on PC do open a lot of things up but it definitely doesn't hold up as well as I wished.

Kyuuji The Favonius Fox Member. Nov 8, 20, I dumped hrs into it the first week of release so fair to say I loved it back then. Continued on for a few hundred more. KomandaHeck Member. Oct 26, 2, Liked it back then, neutral about it now. I've enjoyed the BGS games I've played while going through them but the second I'm finished, it dawns on me how little of the experience was all that memorable.

Oct 28, 9, Kansas. I beat it, but the game was barely holding together. Then - Neutral Now - Hate it. Over Bethesda's open world games. RPGam3r Member. Oct 27, 5, Moose Hero of Bowerstone Member. Loved it then and now. EchoSmoker Member. Jan 29, Loved it at launch. I got lost in its world, the art, the music, the atmosphere… I occasionally returned to it over the years and still enjoy it.

Kapryov Member. Oct 27, 7, Australia. I liked it ok back then, but didn't really get that much into it. It was fine. I went back a couple of years later and played it some more, it was still fine, got a little further but still lost interest. Much more fun with mods. Made it further into the game but my PC doesn't like games anymore. Played it some more when I got the special edition on Xbox, modded the hell out of that too. I don't have a single achievement on that version, modded from the second I logged into the game.

Not sure if or when I'll get around to the special special edition. I'm interested in the huge amount of community content or whatever it's called, but will probably end up modding it to hell and back again on top of it all. I'll give it a year or two. I'm kinda interested if only for the fact they have likely fixed that weird graphical issue the Xbox version had, with that line across the middle of the screen. It's hard to describe, but once you notice it you can't unsee it.

ClutchAnderson Member. Oct 27, 1, Southern California. My wife and I prbly have like a combined hours over this past decade? I play it in VR once in a blue moon these days, but my SE install is litty tho! Radline Member. Oct 28, Liked it back then, like it now. GamerJM Member. Nov 8, 9, Holy crap this "10 years ago" hits me hard. It literally feels like yesterday, like honestly the last few years have been such a blur as far as gaming goes that if you told me Breath of the Wild came out this year and that Skyrim was five years old I'd believe you for a second.

So, my experience with Skyrim is like I'm a JRPG guy. I've never been into WRPGs. I don't think the average person knows the difference, though, and most people who know me just know I like RPGs. So many people were talking about it. I'd see multiple friends and they'd ask me if I was playing Skyrim. Eventually I got it, in I played it for a good 15 hours or so, most of that time was spent fucking around in the overworld and ignoring the mainline quests since that's what everyone else seemed to do.

I didn't like it. It didn't seem like I had direction or a purpose and the combat didn't feel good. I haven't played it since and have no desire to return to it.