1. If you go a mage build, you might want to avoid bothering with all basic and some mid-tier frost and lightning spells. Frost slows enemies and reduces their stamina (so they can't melee attack you as much or do power moves) and lightning reduces their magicka (so they cast less spells). But what the game doesn't tell you is that NPCs regenerate both stamina and magicka *extremely* quickly, faster than your spells and any related magic staves can drain them. It's honestly really cheatsy because you expect these things to work as advertised and they just don't... on NPCs. They most definitely still work on you as the player. High tier frost and lightning spells are very good in terms of damage and stuns, however. 2. Highly recommend installing some mods just for QOL, nothing for content or cheats. Mods that make the game look prettier, not just in terms of resolution and dynamic lighting and whatever but things that make the game feel more alive. Since it was made such a long time ago, there isn't actually much in the world. Years ago I installed a mod series that prettifies all the cities, giving them nicer looking buildings and plants and barrels and whatnot, mods like that. Otherwise you might be kinda disappointed by how barren, dull, and flat it looks in comparison to more modern games. Skyrim is known for having color palettes that all kind of blend together (gray city, gray ground, gray walls, etc.) Also some examples of more functional mods: "Immersive Torch" because dungeons are dark af and the vanilla torch is terrible; "Thieves Guild Ladder" because without it, EVERY time you want to get to the thieves guild you are going on the same long boring trip either through a sewer or into the very back of town and then through TWO loading screens; and "Resurrection" because, even if you don't like cheating, sometimes some actual bs happens that kills your follower. The game is still very buggy, it is not all that rare for someone to fall through the floor and die, or get rocketed up into the air and perish on impact, or step on an object and the physics engine throws a fit, deals a million damage to them, and yeets their corpse across the room. I guess that would make for some entertaining roleplay. Oh no, Lydia stubbed her toe on a cooking pot and got sent to the shadow realm! 3. Without mentioning the build name to avoid influencing your decision, there is a specific build that is infamously OP. Many people naturally gravitate towards it due to how the 2 skill trees involved make it so obviously better than all other builds in terms of pure damage. If you want to kill something so hard it goes to double hell, you can google the most OP Skyrim build and try it yourself. Otherwise I would recommend not using this build as it can cheapen many more challenging or lore-involved battles. Skyrim's combat mechanics are not complex in even the loosest definition of the word, just hit the thing faster and more often than it hits you (or hit it before it knows you're there), so once you get used to fighting, using this build might feel less cheap if it gets you through difficult quests faster. In certain quests, it's even the best and arguably intended way to play. 4. Remember to use the favorites menu! It's so helpful!!! You can add stuff in your inventory to favorites (weapons, potions, arrows, food, spells, scrolls, clothes/armor/rings/circlets, etc) and then that functions as a smaller inventory list so you don't have to go searching for the one thing you use all the time. Plus when you open the favorites menu (Q button) and have whatever item highlighted, pressing a number key assigns that item to the number so you can quick swap. Pausing in the midst of battle to spend 2 minutes looking for your cheese wheels in between all the random food bits you've picked up because you're low on health and need the power of lactose is rather disruptive to the vibe. 5. If you side with the Thalmor, you are dead to me. Kidding.... maybe.
Nothing will ever be greater to me than multiple heavy attacks using two expertly-crafted, max-double-enchanted daggers. You'll be doing over 300 dmg easy. Make it a max-stealth hit for 6 times the damage, and achieve victory in 0.02 seconds.
Dude, i used to get my grandson to sleep with the skyrim music and scenery. Now he's 11yo and plays himself. He's watched me, his Nonna, play literally his entire life - often with a dead controller in his hands so he could play with me. Lol. I'm 60yo and still playing. 😊
Finish Skyrim? You don't finish Skyrim. You play it for 12 years until The Elder Scrolls VI comes out. Lol. I'm on the Anniversary Edition now, and upgraded to the Xbox Series X a few months back. It's wild seeing these trailers again. It's been so long, I had forgotten about some of them.
“Usually in fantasy games they try to work in racism” Ulfric Stormcloak:( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°) Thalmor:( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°) The entirety of Windhelm:( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°) Forsworn:( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°) Lydia:( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)
@@hexoslaya3696 Oblivion is one of if not my favorite game. Nothing comes close to Oblivion. The story, the DLC, the guilds...... I sunk years into that game.....
im one of those mad fellas that played all the games and know more about the lore than actual history, but i have to agree with you, Skyrim is MAGICAL!!!! i remebember the exact day in that pink wallpapper room when i watched this for the first time, i was SO FUCKING HYPED and i think i'll never fell like that again!
Sky rim is a little better just play the dragon born dlc you get the black books and meet another dragon born and meet some unique people and will be able to use the atheriem forge
It’s easily my most played game ever I fall so deep into that game every time. Honestly it’s in my Top 3 games. I fall asleep to the soundtrack every night. Jeremy Soul knows how to write some beautiful music
It all goes down when you take an arrow to the knee. The way it started for me is the imperial guy you can go with I sniped a bear with 2 shots 2 woke him up and 1 oofed him so R.I.P bear so yes I'm also a bad ass(TH-cam don't demonitize
I literally bought the PSVR for Skyrim, and it's the most immersive video game experience I've ever had. Once I tried VR it was hard to even go back to the regular version. Looking up towards the sky and seeing a huge dragon above you, or looking towards a giant mountain and being able to feel the scale and distance, or being in a dungeon and feeling the panic as an enemy runs towards you, heck, even just being able to physically lower your head to take a closer look at something on the ground, it's just a next level experience in an already amazing game. You feel like you're IN the game experiencing the adventure for yourself, instead of watching a character on a screen. Skyrim in VR is simply amazing!
Minus the times when your just looking around and all of a sudden an enemy just comes at you scaring the shit out of you or when your in dark caves with shitty lighting and everything scares you
I'm a huge Elder Scrolls Fan and have played all the main games beside Arena for at least a few hours. Over the years I have also bought all of Skyrims releases, but actually refunded Skyrim VR. I was really excited for it, but it just didn't work for me. I tried fixing my problems with mods and they did exactly what I wanted them to do, but Skyrims VR port, at least for me, is beyond repair. Bethesda put in less than minimal effort. I'm not trying to invalidate your feelings for it btw. I'm just jealous I can't feel the same about it.
@@leonm.8865 What kind of problems did you encounter with the VR port? I didn't encounter anything out of the ordinary, aside from the regular glitches that have always been in regular Skyrim, but I was used to them by now.
Skyrim is so massive the devs say there’s still like 3-5 missions that have not been discovered yet. I’m on my eighth playthrough and still far from bored with the franchise. This is truly one of the best games ever made and hands down my favorite game of all time.
The Skyrim AE edition also includes all previous official mods. It's a vast game of superficial options, but that's where mods come it. I'm still playing it to this day, currently running under 1000 mods. Play it, and then review some of these mod collections. It's not just a game, it's a lifestyle.
You are such a chill dude, it's nice to see someone that respects the material and doesn't just hate on it because they dont like one aspect or another.
as someone with over 1500 mods. We do get mod collections, which is like pre-packed fan made mod packages for ease of installation. A lot to make it look next gen.
@@billy_romeo if you wanna keep it running smoothly without constant crashes, skyland AIO and dawn weather/water combined makes it look pretty good, not crazy good, but decent enough. But there are many other overhauls out there but they can cause lots of crashes depending on which system you’re on.
@@vidicul9109 thank a lot man ! Does that also makeover the npcs, etc ? Because those guys look BUSTED, too. Poly count is like : 3 😂 the barrels and rocks look better than the inn keepers lmao
@@billy_romeo nah it doesn’t, but there’s a few mods that do, that usually don’t affect each other. I’ll comment again in an hour or two listing a few for NPCs, as I’m at work rn.
13:56 without even getting to the game proper you’ve understood one of the most iconic parts of Skyrim. That soundtrack is absolute godtier. There’s been many times where it’s just hitting so hard I gotta pause the game, sit back and just appreciate the effort put into those songs.
The difference between normal mortals and the Dragonborn is the ability to learn Shouts. Shouts are the language of the Dragons themselves, but the Dovakhiin (the Dragonborn in the Dragon tongue) can learn these shouts. Each shout has three words, each word making it more powerful. The Fus Ro Dah you hear is the "Unrelenting Force" shout. But they have many others, like Slow Time, or Whirlwind Sprint. One of the main objectives of the primary questline is to learn the Dragonrend shout...which is the only shout that humans discovered far back in time. It has the power to knock a Dragon out of the sky so you can force them to fight on the ground...not that that makes it much easier. There are other characters who know some shouts, but only the Dragonborn can learn them all.
Skyrim feels like a place you could live in. It just is. And the music is beyond wonderful. You can stand in so many places and just admire the beauty while listening to the music, but keep your weapon handy. I use the Skyrim soundtrack to work to, it is just perfect.
I don't really have any tips because I don't go in with strategies, I just play and enjoy it while immersing myself. Just play your way, don't focus on how others play or prefer to do things, play around and find your style! But yea, just have fun with the game! There are so many options and it's such a big world, there's so much to see and do! And I believe all of the DLCs come with the game now, especially if you buy the anniversary edition!
Skyrim, morrowind, hammerfell,cyrodil, etc are countries of the world Tamriel so each series is set in different countries the newest one which is Skyrim is based in a Nordic country so it’s got more villages and cities based on Nordic (humans) times
2:00- 2:30 "Is this all the same continuity?" yes and no: there is a lot of time travel phenomenon going on. (referred to as dragon breaks in universe)🤓
If no one said it, Skyrim takes place 200* years after Oblivion. The oblivion game marks the end of the third era in the time line. This game is the beginning of the fourth era.
one of the best things about Skyrim (for me) is that you can do any quests you want at any time, you don't really even have to do the main storyline if you don't want to. There's no time limit to them, and you can choose to make your character a good person or one of the most feared people in Skyrim. It's completely up to the player.
An hour into it. So you hadn't finished creating your avatar? Once you do that the game really gets rolling. Also, you really should try the Inigo mod.
All the DLC can be played at anytime, but you are given a note alerting you to where to go at level 10. Dawnguard was fantastic and fits seemlessly into the game. Hearthfire had flack as people wanted something more like Dawnguard or Dragonborn, but is a really great concept and would have been loved if it was already part of the game or was free. Dragon Born is a whole new world to explore in of itself
23:50 Shouts or ‘thuum’ are a kind of magic in which one’s energy is focused by ‘words of power’ into devastating effects and defences. Dragon’s speak these words intrinsically. Humans can be taught the thuum slowly with long training. Dragonborn has the gift of instant understanding by birthright. Skyrim’s natives, the Nords, pantheon revolves around the sky, wind and breath. Thus shouting with thuum is an important idea for them. You can play Skyrim and most of its faction questlines without shouts, but the main quest is focused upon the use of thuum.
13:55 I wholeheartedly agree with that take. I remember me and my brother were having some cold ones while playing this game. We both had a deep conversation about life and family. In the background, my character was at a village, so they play these peaceful soundtracks. That's what stood out to me the most when playing this game, and made me appreciate video game soundtracks more than I should be
The star wars shirt made me like you immediately, then I noticed the music you had playing at the start was from Chrono Cross (Viper Manor I think?) That's my second favorite game ever made! Immediately subscribed.
Dude how are you posting exactly what I was looking for. I found your channel by looking up “meet the team” reaction and yours was so recent! I got back into skyrim and wanted to see some reactions to the trailer so I googled it and you had reactions again!! Within the month. Good stuff man, I should watch your channel cause apparently you post what I get into before I know it myself.
I have played Skyrim almost every day since it released. The feel of exploration is wonderful. There is quests everywhere in the game. The DLCs are great. Your character is the dragonborne, there is many different shouts and each one does something different. When you explore a dungeon, cave, ruins, ect. Check every nook and cranny. The devs put all kinds of stuff everywhere for you to find. You can be a rogue, mage, warrior, enchanter, alchemist, and the list goes on and on. But any of my Dragonbornes can do it all. The game is so massive, and has so much your character can do that it can keep you entertained endlessly. If you pick up the books in the game and actually read them you will learn alot of the lore of the game. Some of the books are in Oblivion and Skyrim. It's a beautiful world to discover. Try it and I assure you, you will enjoy this game.
The DLC's can be entered into whenever you like. One is mostly environmental, but the other two are deep and intense. Hearthfire adds some content but essentially allows you to purchase land and build up to three personal homes. The main game allows you to obtain dwellings in most of the major cities and in some of the faction headquarters. Hearthfire also allows you to adopt up to two children if you wish. The Dawnguard DLC adds a deep vampire based questline where you choose to join the Dawnguard, a vampire hunting faction or the Vampire side, where you become a vampire. The Dragonborn DLC lets you leave the primary Skyrim area and journey to Solstheim, an island northeast of the main continent which has strong ties to the earlier Morrowind game. It takes you back to a prior Dragonborn (your character is not the first or the only Dragonborn.) only in the Dragonborn DLC you, as the current Dragonborn, are opposed by the resurrected Dragonborn of an earlier era...who has gone to the Darkside as it were. You can go into Dragonborn or Dawnguard when you wish to do so, but most players tend to finish the primary game first. Almost everyone I know who plays the game tends to join the Companions faction first, a mercenary faction (with Werewolves!) that is probably the best way to level up melee and ranged combat. It's a good combat learning experience.
one of the other awesome things about skyrim is that you can literally walk the entire map. there's loading once you come to major cities and dwellings, but the rest? it is entirely open.
Pro tip: Get a backpack. It increases carrying weight and they are sold at shops. They are useful for when you kill a dragon and loot the bones and scales (These are very heavy, but they sell for a TON of money at shops) it’s almost impossible to carry them without a backpack
also, there are mods to allow yout to have multiple followers instead of just one follower at a time. I also highly recommend having Inigo, Sofia, Lucien and Kaiden as followers because their dialogue both between each other and in game npc's are just so dynamic and play off of each other very well.
I actually just started playing skyrim for the first time myself! I can't recommend enough some of the mod lists out there which can modernize the game and make it look like a modern game...
To be back when I first got my copy back in 2013 and play the game of the year edition, it was amazing. The first time you play a game and don't know what to really expect even with all the trailers out, I was only told to give this game a shot and here I am hooked all these years.
think of shouts like dust from RWBY or the materia from Final Fantasy. FuS Roh Dah is a force push, there's one that makes you dash faster, one for forcing dragons to land, one that freezes opponents, so it becomes kind of important to find as many shouts as you can and learn what they do to fit your play style.
The Elder Scrolls is a very lore-heavy franchise. Fortunately, the devs did realize that many players would have Skyrim as their first entry, so books explaining the basics of the prior games can be found everywhere in-game.
It's very very immersive and addictive. I've played over 5500 hours since I got it. Around practically every corner there's another quest or storyline. Some intersect. You have the main storyline where you are trying to take down the Big Bad Dragon Alduin. Then there is the Companions (Fighters Guild), the College of Winterhold (Mages), Thieves Guild (Rogues), Dark Brotherhood (Assassins) and either the Empire or the Stormcloaks, the two contending factions in the Civil War. You also have questlines to acquire powers and items from the Daedra, the mostly bad "gods" or questlines related to the Aedra...the good "gods." And you can just go fishing or hunting. You have a lot of freedom. You're going to be spending a lot of time in caves, by the way. And there have been three DLC's. One is Heartfire which is just immersion...you get to build your own home and adopt children. Then there's Dawnguard...where you join the anti Vampire Dawnguard...or you join the Vampires. The last was Dragonborn...where you go to another island very much based on Morrowind and fight a resurrected version of an earlier Dragonborn who went evil on everyone.
dont stress it. i never played it since it came out but when my big bro showed me the first 2 trailers i was hyped af and beat it in one night 😭 my brain was hurting ngl😂
when I first saw the dragon bridge, and its architecture was breathtaking for me, although it was a long time ago, but I still remember that specific detail in the game, which says as much about a game that leaves a special mark in a player's memory.
Before I watch, the short answer I give everyone is how good the game is; The base game and DLC on their own, no. Modded, easily in my top 5. I'll edit this after I watch the video. Edit: Alright, after watching the video, here's some personal views and some community views on some of the stuff you were talking about. 1. These games can be fun on their own, but BGS (Bethesda Game Studio) games are notorious for being buggy and having issues. With that in mind, you REALLY need mods even at a base level to fix the bugs in them. 2. Skyrim does address racism, though it's mostly on a surface level, but I will give it credit on the fact that a good portion of both sides are kinda racist in general. 3. As for the fallout games, genuinely, you should try out Fallout New Vegas, it uses a modified version of the Fallout 3 engine, but its more of an RPG experience, there are also a lot of plot elements that Skyrim obviously took from it. 4. On the subject of modding, any game using any of the iterations of their engine are great for modding. 5. Just my opinion, the last 3 titles from Bethesda in this regard (Fallout 4, Fallout 76 and Starfield) are awful, they keep on "simplifying" RPG elements like skills and abilities to reach a wider audience, which they succeed at, but I think it comes at the cost of both play time, and interest in the games.
The Dragonborn or 'Dovahkiin' is a Mortal born with the soul of a dragon. It's why they can 'Shout' like they do. For dragons, shouting comes as easy as breathing, but Mortals must usually study for decades to be able to do it.
You don't NEED to know the other games necessarily, but they do take place in the same continuity, and there's a lot of lore in the world that references their major events. Nirn is a fascinating place.
19:05 First Person makes it feel like YOU are personally in the game world. Third Person makes it feel like you are protecting and mentoring a character you love, through the experience. Neither way is “right” or better than the other. You can flip between modes if it suits. My character “Adella” is not me, but it feels like we work together to progress through…pick the bones out of that!😂
There are some skills worth getting regardless of type character you like to play as for example armor or enchanting skills together to make armor stronger or have magic/physical buffs are always useful, reducing magic cost for spells and added to 4 armor pieces used correctly can result in zero casting costs so you cast without running out of magic as long as you wear that set
Suffice to say at some point you’re going to go “ohh there’s a cave!” If you play long enough. Skyrim is one of those games that you’re playing it for a bit. Realize you’re a little hungry, and then you look up from the computer and realize it’s dark outside.
The franchise takes place on a continent known as Tamriel. Morrowind is a country, Skyrim is a country, so different places at different times on the same continent. However you can still immerse yourself in an individual game without knowing the other games, in fact you'll learn things about the other games. For example in Skyrim you can read history books on the Oblivion Crisis. 7:25 I KNOW RIGHT?!?!
Oh trust me, the elder scrolls is filled with racism, in morrowind youll get slurs thrown at you relentlessly, the dark elves in windhelm, a major city in skyrim, live in a slum and a nord guy enjoys beating them up, argonians, the lizard people, arent allowed in that city at all. Khajit arent allowed in whiterun because of their reputation as thieves etc. The shouts are what dragons get their power from, when a dragon is breathing fire, its actually shouting, you can learn different shouts that let you do dragon things like breathe fire. That is because youre essentially a dragon in a human body
My tip for beginners is to head in without any knowledge, it's fun to learn and figure out things that you can only do it once. Besides, you're free to spoil yourself in another save file after finishing your first run. What I like about skyrim is cuz you get to roleplay as any character you like. It's immersive in its own right, all the more after anniversary edition hehe
You can play any Elder Scrolls game in any order. The game is very open world, and the point of the games are the side quests. The main quests exist moreso to introduce you to lots of side things to do, but are decent quests of their own. Skyrim Special Edition comes with the first three DLC (Dawngaurd, Hearthfire, and Dragonborn). The Anniversary Upgrade is a separate purchase that they only released in 2021. Everyone that plays Skyrim should play as vanilla as possible first time, if any mods then the vanilla friendly base mods: SkyUI and Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch. If you play Skyrim VR, you definitely need mods to make it feel good. Also Skyrim VR works with Skyrim SE mods. This game's modding community is legendary and adding new content every day. There are a couple dozen DLC sized mods, many including their own entirely new lands. On top of that, there is an entirely different video game called Enderal that you get to just have because you own the base game (it was made by a community dev team). Consider all of it as something to get into when you feel done with your first playthrough.
Simple yet hard tip to learn for you: Look under your feet, there is tons of traps from physical traps like bear traps to creative one in dungeon that not just seriusly hurt you but can one hit you end at advance dungeons there the elemental rune traps , their better to saw but in combat you can easy-ly forget about them and later the construct traps at dwarws and anchient dungeons these are the real danger regardless the difficulty you play it on! So symplification of this is sentence: "Be Aware Of Possible Danger Around Yourself" ************** Dragonborn means that you can learn the dragon language and can talk even with dragons that do not know human language. 1st person camera is for inside locations and 3rd for outside. The reason is simple - outside you need to know especielly when you are in combat about your extended surroundings as much as you can, in dungeons and inside areas you can easielly track your surrounding from 1st person camera and its more effective for mach better accuricy with your actions inside these areas, because, from my expirience atleast, there is no benefit from 3rd person camera view in inside locations plus as i say you need to be exact at your actions especiely the combat ones or just don kill your self againts the traps under your feets, on walls and cellings. ************* There are 2 videos with bunch of shorter movies from devs itself on youtube and i think one movie show of multyple parts, maybe more at this time dont know, from fan (very quality one with custom camera and dubing)
Skyrim verry special edition is actually real ye the trailer seemd like a skit because it was an April fools joke and at this point skyrim became a meme but alas it is real and you can play it on alexa
Skyrim is after oblivion but has certain Easter eggs that you need to play other games before you understand them I also love how each shout means something different in dragon language
In the previous game "Oblivion" which takes place about 200 years before the events of "Skyrim" you essentially had to choose your race and the class of your character early on in character creation, Mage, Fighter, Thief, etc. In "Skyrim" you start with an essentially blank slate. Character creation is choosing Race (each of which has some benefits but not really fixing you into a role) and whether you would be male, female and your appearance. But you were in rags with no skills at all in the first scenes of the first act. From then on your character grows as you see fit. You have to build your character...is he/she a magic user or a melee fighter, an archer or a craftsman, a soldier or a thief. The very early part of the game is fairly linear until you get up to level 5 to 10. After that, you're pretty much on your own. The main story quest is you as Dragonborn dealing with the return of the dragons. But you can pretty much ignore that as long as you wish...you can go become a thief or join the Mages College or work as a mercenary. It's about the first really open world RPG I got into.
The shouts are a gift to mortals, normally. The Dragonborn is unique in the fact that he or she is born with the ability to shout without training. All others must be trained in the Way of the Voice.
Dragons were beaten in the First Era, 2000 years in the past. They had essentially ruled the world. Now in the Third Era they are reappearing and right in the middle of a civil war in Skyrim. Your character is the Dovahkin. Dova is the Dragon word for Dragon. All the shouts (Fus Roh Dah) are actually 3 syllable Dragon words and the Dovahkin is "Dragon Born." Humans can learn Shouts but the Dovahkhin has an affinity for them. Each shout is different. One might be a force blast, another might freeze an enemy, one slows time, one give you a burst of super speed. You have to find and learn these shouts doing quests. At the same time you can join different factions, different sides in the Civil War, gain status in the different regions of Skyrim. (and there are literally thousands of mods you can use to change pretty much anything. I mean some give you extra powers or armors...and some are absurd. Making all Dragons look like Thomas the Tank Engine, or turning all the spiders into teddy bears (for the arachnophobes out there.)
Curently I am playing an Assassin-Illusion/Destruction Mage. Just crossed the level 50 mark with 100% Stealth and 100% Illusion and over 80% Destruction. Have never used mods with over 2,000 hours over the past 6 years.
protip if you do get into this game. You can have some of the skill trainers follow along as companions and get the gold back by trading after you pay them to up your skills.
I have so many hours in this game. I am waiting for 2025 to release Skyblivion, which is a mod project remaking Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion in Skyrims engine. I haven't played Oblivion in over a decade so it will be a interesting time to come back to. The games had over a decade of modding and its insane how much better it can look 10+ years later just all due to the love from the modding community.
So to explain the continuity theres 5 games so far (6 counting online). The timeframes as far as I can remember are: Arena (First game, earliest besides online chronologically, Online I think takes place in the 2nd Era, every other game is 3rd/4th) Daggerfall (Second Game, maybe second chronologically? Unsure) Morrowind (Takes place closer to Oblivion then Daggerfall or Arena if I recall, third installment) Oblivion (Fourth Installment, marks the end of the Third Era and transition into the fourth Era.) Skyrim (Fifth Installment, Takes place 200 years into the Fourth Era. Besides Online, this I think is the longest timeskip in the series.) Online (Im not sure if this is considered a 100% canon bethesda game, but it takes place in the second era I think, and im pretty sure it takes place like at least a thousand or two years before Arena would take place?)
it's good if you make it so..very engaging game. tip: the ingredients canis root/imp stool/swamp fungal pod...any 2 of these can be crafted into one of the best potions in the game, 'paralysis potion'. great potion to barter with, great to use in battle.
and, if you get the creation club dlc 'farming', all 3 of those ingredients can be grown/harvested on a regular basis. with the right perks, you can empty the stores, become rich and still work the trophies, since all you need is the farming dlc.
I have 12 thousand hours in Skyrim and its one of the most unique games with a vast lore. Even with all my hours i still dont think Ive experienced everything
On PC you can actually mod skyrim VR to have similar mechanics to HL Alyx so it is worth getting a few choice mods. As for me, I'm playing a Nolvus build at the moment, it automates the install of 2000+ mods and my current install requires an RTX4090.
Literally the GOAT of video games … thousands of hours I have logged over 13 years … the pc mod community is ridiculous and you will never ever run out of content… just for context … no need to rush main story … I literally started playing 2011 - I didn’t finish main storyline by choice for 2 years because of all the content and mods and I still play that character today as well as other too
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1. If you go a mage build, you might want to avoid bothering with all basic and some mid-tier frost and lightning spells. Frost slows enemies and reduces their stamina (so they can't melee attack you as much or do power moves) and lightning reduces their magicka (so they cast less spells). But what the game doesn't tell you is that NPCs regenerate both stamina and magicka *extremely* quickly, faster than your spells and any related magic staves can drain them. It's honestly really cheatsy because you expect these things to work as advertised and they just don't... on NPCs. They most definitely still work on you as the player. High tier frost and lightning spells are very good in terms of damage and stuns, however.
2. Highly recommend installing some mods just for QOL, nothing for content or cheats. Mods that make the game look prettier, not just in terms of resolution and dynamic lighting and whatever but things that make the game feel more alive. Since it was made such a long time ago, there isn't actually much in the world. Years ago I installed a mod series that prettifies all the cities, giving them nicer looking buildings and plants and barrels and whatnot, mods like that. Otherwise you might be kinda disappointed by how barren, dull, and flat it looks in comparison to more modern games. Skyrim is known for having color palettes that all kind of blend together (gray city, gray ground, gray walls, etc.) Also some examples of more functional mods: "Immersive Torch" because dungeons are dark af and the vanilla torch is terrible; "Thieves Guild Ladder" because without it, EVERY time you want to get to the thieves guild you are going on the same long boring trip either through a sewer or into the very back of town and then through TWO loading screens; and "Resurrection" because, even if you don't like cheating, sometimes some actual bs happens that kills your follower. The game is still very buggy, it is not all that rare for someone to fall through the floor and die, or get rocketed up into the air and perish on impact, or step on an object and the physics engine throws a fit, deals a million damage to them, and yeets their corpse across the room. I guess that would make for some entertaining roleplay. Oh no, Lydia stubbed her toe on a cooking pot and got sent to the shadow realm!
3. Without mentioning the build name to avoid influencing your decision, there is a specific build that is infamously OP. Many people naturally gravitate towards it due to how the 2 skill trees involved make it so obviously better than all other builds in terms of pure damage. If you want to kill something so hard it goes to double hell, you can google the most OP Skyrim build and try it yourself. Otherwise I would recommend not using this build as it can cheapen many more challenging or lore-involved battles. Skyrim's combat mechanics are not complex in even the loosest definition of the word, just hit the thing faster and more often than it hits you (or hit it before it knows you're there), so once you get used to fighting, using this build might feel less cheap if it gets you through difficult quests faster. In certain quests, it's even the best and arguably intended way to play.
4. Remember to use the favorites menu! It's so helpful!!! You can add stuff in your inventory to favorites (weapons, potions, arrows, food, spells, scrolls, clothes/armor/rings/circlets, etc) and then that functions as a smaller inventory list so you don't have to go searching for the one thing you use all the time. Plus when you open the favorites menu (Q button) and have whatever item highlighted, pressing a number key assigns that item to the number so you can quick swap. Pausing in the midst of battle to spend 2 minutes looking for your cheese wheels in between all the random food bits you've picked up because you're low on health and need the power of lactose is rather disruptive to the vibe.
5. If you side with the Thalmor, you are dead to me. Kidding.... maybe.
All hail the empire 🇬🇷 (closest country to rome)
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Nothing will ever be greater to me than multiple heavy attacks using two expertly-crafted, max-double-enchanted daggers. You'll be doing over 300 dmg easy. Make it a max-stealth hit for 6 times the damage, and achieve victory in 0.02 seconds.
You don't beat Skyrim... You enjoy it!!!
FOREVER
@@TheImmortalBloodwolf You LIVE it…..
You LIVE it….
Despite being an April Fools joke, Skyrim Very Special Edition actually exists on Alexa devices.
Hoooly Shit, I didn‘t even know that! xD Almost makes me want to get one just for that.
@@JamCie if you have a phone that will run any ai Cortana Siri or Alexa , the can play it on your phone.
No… it cannot be. 😖
I thought you were kidding but no, my god damned thermostat is playing Skyrim now
Its super lame though
“Usually in fantasy games they try to work in racism”
Oh just wait until you meet the Thalmor.
And the Stormcloaks😅
N'wah moment
imagine he plays morrowind where every damn vvardenfell resident will call you an N'wah
Man the thalmor are basically the confederacy but all high-elves. It makes me wish I could've pulled a Sherman on the Aldmeri Dominion.
The Empire too tbh
"yelling at dragons" is a good description of the game, but it's funner than it sounds lol.
Even funnier when you remember that shouts are literally just talking in the Dragon's Tongue
The Skyrim soundtrack is pure bliss for me. I still listen to it all the time
likewise! \o/
That music, it makes time disappear.
Dude, i used to get my grandson to sleep with the skyrim music and scenery. Now he's 11yo and plays himself. He's watched me, his Nonna, play literally his entire life - often with a dead controller in his hands so he could play with me. Lol. I'm 60yo and still playing. 😊
Skyrim is life ❤
Finish Skyrim? You don't finish Skyrim. You play it for 12 years until The Elder Scrolls VI comes out. Lol. I'm on the Anniversary Edition now, and upgraded to the Xbox Series X a few months back. It's wild seeing these trailers again. It's been so long, I had forgotten about some of them.
@@StarQ_One you don't finish Skyrim. Skyrim finishes you. xD
Unless you're like me and accidentally mess up when modding the game so that you can no longer play on your main save that you had 500+ hours in.
Same!
"What character I want to be"
All will fall to the sneak archer
I've played since 2011 and never played a sneak archer.
My first Legendary playthrough I was sword and board. I ain't no bitch.
@@danajessop2835 ive always went heavy armor/single hand builds
@@shylocollins6562 Light armor, dual wield axes.
Eh, only if the enemy is at a distance. If we must be in closer proximity I wield magic in my left and a sword in my right.
“Usually in fantasy games they try to work in racism”
Ulfric Stormcloak:( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)
Thalmor:( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)
The entirety of Windhelm:( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)
Forsworn:( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)
Lydia:( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)
Lydia?
morrowind: ( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)
@@giorgisabashvili2664 that one with both eyes
All the Elder Scrolls games are at diferent places and time, only played skyrim and is still one of the best games out there
I grew up on Oblivion and Skyrim and they feel like very different games. Oblivion is an amazing game with an amazing cast.
@@hexoslaya3696 Oblivion is one of if not my favorite game. Nothing comes close to Oblivion. The story, the DLC, the guilds...... I sunk years into that game.....
Absolutely my favorite game and it's quickly becoming one of my most played ever.
im one of those mad fellas that played all the games and know more about the lore than actual history, but i have to agree with you, Skyrim is MAGICAL!!!! i remebember the exact day in that pink wallpapper room when i watched this for the first time, i was SO FUCKING HYPED and i think i'll never fell like that again!
Sky rim is a little better just play the dragon born dlc you get the black books and meet another dragon born and meet some unique people and will be able to use the atheriem forge
It’s easily my most played game ever I fall so deep into that game every time. Honestly it’s in my Top 3 games. I fall asleep to the soundtrack every night. Jeremy Soul knows how to write some beautiful music
I have it for like 6 years now xd
Btw i was an adventurer like u then i took an arrow in the knee
It all goes down when you take an arrow to the knee. The way it started for me is the imperial guy you can go with I sniped a bear with 2 shots 2 woke him up and 1 oofed him so R.I.P bear so yes I'm also a bad ass(TH-cam don't demonitize
I literally bought the PSVR for Skyrim, and it's the most immersive video game experience I've ever had. Once I tried VR it was hard to even go back to the regular version. Looking up towards the sky and seeing a huge dragon above you, or looking towards a giant mountain and being able to feel the scale and distance, or being in a dungeon and feeling the panic as an enemy runs towards you, heck, even just being able to physically lower your head to take a closer look at something on the ground, it's just a next level experience in an already amazing game. You feel like you're IN the game experiencing the adventure for yourself, instead of watching a character on a screen. Skyrim in VR is simply amazing!
Agreed now I need a better pc so I can play it on full. He made me go play again and man I got sick. I think my camera was off to the side too much.
I got the quest 3 now.
Minus the times when your just looking around and all of a sudden an enemy just comes at you scaring the shit out of you or when your in dark caves with shitty lighting and everything scares you
I'm a huge Elder Scrolls Fan and have played all the main games beside Arena for at least a few hours. Over the years I have also bought all of Skyrims releases, but actually refunded Skyrim VR. I was really excited for it, but it just didn't work for me. I tried fixing my problems with mods and they did exactly what I wanted them to do, but Skyrims VR port, at least for me, is beyond repair. Bethesda put in less than minimal effort. I'm not trying to invalidate your feelings for it btw. I'm just jealous I can't feel the same about it.
@@leonm.8865 What kind of problems did you encounter with the VR port? I didn't encounter anything out of the ordinary, aside from the regular glitches that have always been in regular Skyrim, but I was used to them by now.
Skyrim is so massive the devs say there’s still like 3-5 missions that have not been discovered yet. I’m on my eighth playthrough and still far from bored with the franchise. This is truly one of the best games ever made and hands down my favorite game of all time.
The Skyrim AE edition also includes all previous official mods. It's a vast game of superficial options, but that's where mods come it. I'm still playing it to this day, currently running under 1000 mods. Play it, and then review some of these mod collections. It's not just a game, it's a lifestyle.
i don't have aniversry edition as it breaks some of my favorite mods (and some my NSFW mods)
I have yet to use mods just play the vanilla AE game but have over 2,000 hours in game trying different builds.
No worries, if you have AE you already own them. Fishing, etc.
@@Yuki_Ika7 you may want to reconsider when you see what they've been doing with animation.
You are such a chill dude, it's nice to see someone that respects the material and doesn't just hate on it because they dont like one aspect or another.
as someone with over 1500 mods. We do get mod collections, which is like pre-packed fan made mod packages for ease of installation. A lot to make it look next gen.
do you have any good ones to recommend ? i've been playing vanilla and i'd love refreshed visuals !
@@billy_romeo if you wanna keep it running smoothly without constant crashes, skyland AIO and dawn weather/water combined makes it look pretty good, not crazy good, but decent enough. But there are many other overhauls out there but they can cause lots of crashes depending on which system you’re on.
@@vidicul9109 thank a lot man ! Does that also makeover the npcs, etc ? Because those guys look BUSTED, too. Poly count is like : 3 😂 the barrels and rocks look better than the inn keepers lmao
@@billy_romeo nah it doesn’t, but there’s a few mods that do, that usually don’t affect each other. I’ll comment again in an hour or two listing a few for NPCs, as I’m at work rn.
@@vidicul9109 thanks so much that’s so nice !
13:56 without even getting to the game proper you’ve understood one of the most iconic parts of Skyrim. That soundtrack is absolute godtier.
There’s been many times where it’s just hitting so hard I gotta pause the game, sit back and just appreciate the effort put into those songs.
The difference between normal mortals and the Dragonborn is the ability to learn Shouts. Shouts are the language of the Dragons themselves, but the Dovakhiin (the Dragonborn in the Dragon tongue) can learn these shouts. Each shout has three words, each word making it more powerful. The Fus Ro Dah you hear is the "Unrelenting Force" shout. But they have many others, like Slow Time, or Whirlwind Sprint. One of the main objectives of the primary questline is to learn the Dragonrend shout...which is the only shout that humans discovered far back in time. It has the power to knock a Dragon out of the sky so you can force them to fight on the ground...not that that makes it much easier. There are other characters who know some shouts, but only the Dragonborn can learn them all.
Just finished watching this reaction, excited to see what you get up to during your let's play. subscribed
Skyrim feels like a place you could live in. It just is. And the music is beyond wonderful. You can stand in so many places and just admire the beauty while listening to the music, but keep your weapon handy. I use the Skyrim soundtrack to work to, it is just perfect.
If you could live in it where would you choose? One of the smaller towns or a bigger city
I don't really have any tips because I don't go in with strategies, I just play and enjoy it while immersing myself.
Just play your way, don't focus on how others play or prefer to do things, play around and find your style!
But yea, just have fun with the game! There are so many options and it's such a big world, there's so much to see and do!
And I believe all of the DLCs come with the game now, especially if you buy the anniversary edition!
Skyrim, morrowind, hammerfell,cyrodil, etc are countries of the world Tamriel so each series is set in different countries the newest one which is Skyrim is based in a Nordic country so it’s got more villages and cities based on Nordic (humans) times
Skyrim's ost is among the best fr fr 🙏
2:00- 2:30 "Is this all the same continuity?" yes and no: there is a lot of time travel phenomenon going on. (referred to as dragon breaks in universe)🤓
Errmmmm... actually ☝️🤓
@@NCR_vet_ranger2347 i know😅
If no one said it, Skyrim takes place 200* years after Oblivion. The oblivion game marks the end of the third era in the time line. This game is the beginning of the fourth era.
Skyrim is 4E 201, so about 200 years after Oblivion.
@@alkalineatheris6171 it’s actually 200 years, since Skyrim takes place in 4E 201
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@@alkalineatheris6171 don’t sweat it man 👍
one of the best things about Skyrim (for me) is that you can do any quests you want at any time, you don't really even have to do the main storyline if you don't want to. There's no time limit to them, and you can choose to make your character a good person or one of the most feared people in Skyrim. It's completely up to the player.
An hour into it. So you hadn't finished creating your avatar? Once you do that the game really gets rolling.
Also, you really should try the Inigo mod.
Skyrim was epic to gaming, just like Games of Thtones was to fantasy series.
All the DLC can be played at anytime, but you are given a note alerting you to where to go at level 10.
Dawnguard was fantastic and fits seemlessly into the game. Hearthfire had flack as people wanted something more like Dawnguard or Dragonborn, but is a really great concept and would have been loved if it was already part of the game or was free. Dragon Born is a whole new world to explore in of itself
23:50 Shouts or ‘thuum’ are a kind of magic in which one’s energy is focused by ‘words of power’ into devastating effects and defences. Dragon’s speak these words intrinsically. Humans can be taught the thuum slowly with long training. Dragonborn has the gift of instant understanding by birthright. Skyrim’s natives, the Nords, pantheon revolves around the sky, wind and breath. Thus shouting with thuum is an important idea for them. You can play Skyrim and most of its faction questlines without shouts, but the main quest is focused upon the use of thuum.
13:55 I wholeheartedly agree with that take. I remember me and my brother were having some cold ones while playing this game. We both had a deep conversation about life and family. In the background, my character was at a village, so they play these peaceful soundtracks. That's what stood out to me the most when playing this game, and made me appreciate video game soundtracks more than I should be
The star wars shirt made me like you immediately, then I noticed the music you had playing at the start was from Chrono Cross (Viper Manor I think?) That's my second favorite game ever made! Immediately subscribed.
Dude how are you posting exactly what I was looking for. I found your channel by looking up “meet the team” reaction and yours was so recent! I got back into skyrim and wanted to see some reactions to the trailer so I googled it and you had reactions again!! Within the month. Good stuff man, I should watch your channel cause apparently you post what I get into before I know it myself.
oh man, that first trailer..i had forgotten that max von sydow had done the voiceover. goddamn, taking me back. rip
This game changed my entire life. I’m not even joking. It was very important to me 😊
I have played Skyrim almost every day since it released. The feel of exploration is wonderful. There is quests everywhere in the game. The DLCs are great. Your character is the dragonborne, there is many different shouts and each one does something different. When you explore a dungeon, cave, ruins, ect. Check every nook and cranny. The devs put all kinds of stuff everywhere for you to find. You can be a rogue, mage, warrior, enchanter, alchemist, and the list goes on and on. But any of my Dragonbornes can do it all. The game is so massive, and has so much your character can do that it can keep you entertained endlessly. If you pick up the books in the game and actually read them you will learn alot of the lore of the game. Some of the books are in Oblivion and Skyrim. It's a beautiful world to discover. Try it and I assure you, you will enjoy this game.
The DLC's can be entered into whenever you like. One is mostly environmental, but the other two are deep and intense. Hearthfire adds some content but essentially allows you to purchase land and build up to three personal homes. The main game allows you to obtain dwellings in most of the major cities and in some of the faction headquarters. Hearthfire also allows you to adopt up to two children if you wish. The Dawnguard DLC adds a deep vampire based questline where you choose to join the Dawnguard, a vampire hunting faction or the Vampire side, where you become a vampire. The Dragonborn DLC lets you leave the primary Skyrim area and journey to Solstheim, an island northeast of the main continent which has strong ties to the earlier Morrowind game. It takes you back to a prior Dragonborn (your character is not the first or the only Dragonborn.) only in the Dragonborn DLC you, as the current Dragonborn, are opposed by the resurrected Dragonborn of an earlier era...who has gone to the Darkside as it were. You can go into Dragonborn or Dawnguard when you wish to do so, but most players tend to finish the primary game first. Almost everyone I know who plays the game tends to join the Companions faction first, a mercenary faction (with Werewolves!) that is probably the best way to level up melee and ranged combat. It's a good combat learning experience.
one of the other awesome things about skyrim is that you can literally walk the entire map. there's loading once you come to major cities and dwellings, but the rest? it is entirely open.
I have Alexa on my Fitbit. Yes, I can and have played Skyrim on my Fitbit 🤣
Pro tip: Get a backpack. It increases carrying weight and they are sold at shops. They are useful for when you kill a dragon and loot the bones and scales (These are very heavy, but they sell for a TON of money at shops) it’s almost impossible to carry them without a backpack
@@samcoulter1770 WHERE?????
@@1thedanfan949 I looked it up and it's a creation club feature sadly
The Elder Scrolls is AMAZING especially when you get into the lore
The shouts ability is what makes you important !
also, there are mods to allow yout to have multiple followers instead of just one follower at a time. I also highly recommend having Inigo, Sofia, Lucien and Kaiden as followers because their dialogue both between each other and in game npc's are just so dynamic and play off of each other very well.
It's crazy i've been playing Skyrim since 2014 and this is the first time I watched the trailer
I actually just started playing skyrim for the first time myself! I can't recommend enough some of the mod lists out there which can modernize the game and make it look like a modern game...
To be back when I first got my copy back in 2013 and play the game of the year edition, it was amazing. The first time you play a game and don't know what to really expect even with all the trailers out, I was only told to give this game a shot and here I am hooked all these years.
think of shouts like dust from RWBY or the materia from Final Fantasy. FuS Roh Dah is a force push, there's one that makes you dash faster, one for forcing dragons to land, one that freezes opponents, so it becomes kind of important to find as many shouts as you can and learn what they do to fit your play style.
Skyrim is fun. I've only played Skyrim and I understand it fine. It mentions something from the other games but it's just world building.
The Elder Scrolls is a very lore-heavy franchise. Fortunately, the devs did realize that many players would have Skyrim as their first entry, so books explaining the basics of the prior games can be found everywhere in-game.
It's very very immersive and addictive. I've played over 5500 hours since I got it. Around practically every corner there's another quest or storyline. Some intersect. You have the main storyline where you are trying to take down the Big Bad Dragon Alduin. Then there is the Companions (Fighters Guild), the College of Winterhold (Mages), Thieves Guild (Rogues), Dark Brotherhood (Assassins) and either the Empire or the Stormcloaks, the two contending factions in the Civil War. You also have questlines to acquire powers and items from the Daedra, the mostly bad "gods" or questlines related to the Aedra...the good "gods." And you can just go fishing or hunting. You have a lot of freedom. You're going to be spending a lot of time in caves, by the way. And there have been three DLC's. One is Heartfire which is just immersion...you get to build your own home and adopt children. Then there's Dawnguard...where you join the anti Vampire Dawnguard...or you join the Vampires. The last was Dragonborn...where you go to another island very much based on Morrowind and fight a resurrected version of an earlier Dragonborn who went evil on everyone.
dont stress it. i never played it since it came out but when my big bro showed me the first 2 trailers i was hyped af and beat it in one night 😭 my brain was hurting ngl😂
when I first saw the dragon bridge, and its architecture was breathtaking for me, although it was a long time ago, but I still remember that specific detail in the game, which says as much about a game that leaves a special mark in a player's memory.
Before I watch, the short answer I give everyone is how good the game is; The base game and DLC on their own, no. Modded, easily in my top 5. I'll edit this after I watch the video.
Edit: Alright, after watching the video, here's some personal views and some community views on some of the stuff you were talking about.
1. These games can be fun on their own, but BGS (Bethesda Game Studio) games are notorious for being buggy and having issues. With that in mind, you REALLY need mods even at a base level to fix the bugs in them.
2. Skyrim does address racism, though it's mostly on a surface level, but I will give it credit on the fact that a good portion of both sides are kinda racist in general.
3. As for the fallout games, genuinely, you should try out Fallout New Vegas, it uses a modified version of the Fallout 3 engine, but its more of an RPG experience, there are also a lot of plot elements that Skyrim obviously took from it.
4. On the subject of modding, any game using any of the iterations of their engine are great for modding.
5. Just my opinion, the last 3 titles from Bethesda in this regard (Fallout 4, Fallout 76 and Starfield) are awful, they keep on "simplifying" RPG elements like skills and abilities to reach a wider audience, which they succeed at, but I think it comes at the cost of both play time, and interest in the games.
this game takes 200 years after the oblivion
The Dragonborn or 'Dovahkiin' is a Mortal born with the soul of a dragon. It's why they can 'Shout' like they do. For dragons, shouting comes as easy as breathing, but Mortals must usually study for decades to be able to do it.
9:35 oh boy trust me there is plenty of that in elder scrolls
You don't NEED to know the other games necessarily, but they do take place in the same continuity, and there's a lot of lore in the world that references their major events. Nirn is a fascinating place.
Answering the question in the Thumbnail...
YES.
Skyrim changed my life when I was younger
12:20 beginner tips? you can press B to exit the dialog at any time
19:05 First Person makes it feel like YOU are personally in the game world. Third Person makes it feel like you are protecting and mentoring a character you love, through the experience. Neither way is “right” or better than the other. You can flip between modes if it suits. My character “Adella” is not me, but it feels like we work together to progress through…pick the bones out of that!😂
So excited to watch u play! i have loved skyrim for so long and its soo cool to see someone see it for the first time!
None of us will ever experience that feeling of playing Skyrim for the first time ever again. 💔
There are some skills worth getting regardless of type character you like to play as for example armor or enchanting skills together to make armor stronger or have magic/physical buffs are always useful, reducing magic cost for spells and added to 4 armor pieces used correctly can result in zero casting costs so you cast without running out of magic as long as you wear that set
Suffice to say at some point you’re going to go “ohh there’s a cave!” If you play long enough. Skyrim is one of those games that you’re playing it for a bit. Realize you’re a little hungry, and then you look up from the computer and realize it’s dark outside.
The franchise takes place on a continent known as Tamriel. Morrowind is a country, Skyrim is a country, so different places at different times on the same continent. However you can still immerse yourself in an individual game without knowing the other games, in fact you'll learn things about the other games. For example in Skyrim you can read history books on the Oblivion Crisis.
7:25 I KNOW RIGHT?!?!
Oh trust me, the elder scrolls is filled with racism, in morrowind youll get slurs thrown at you relentlessly, the dark elves in windhelm, a major city in skyrim, live in a slum and a nord guy enjoys beating them up, argonians, the lizard people, arent allowed in that city at all.
Khajit arent allowed in whiterun because of their reputation as thieves etc.
The shouts are what dragons get their power from, when a dragon is breathing fire, its actually shouting, you can learn different shouts that let you do dragon things like breathe fire.
That is because youre essentially a dragon in a human body
I absolutely would watch you play Skyrim.
My tip for beginners is to head in without any knowledge, it's fun to learn and figure out things that you can only do it once. Besides, you're free to spoil yourself in another save file after finishing your first run.
What I like about skyrim is cuz you get to roleplay as any character you like. It's immersive in its own right, all the more after anniversary edition hehe
also the fus ro dah is a shout in the language of the dragons
Nothing beats the classic mustard jar
Yes all of the Skyrim music be hittin' like that.
You can play any Elder Scrolls game in any order.
The game is very open world, and the point of the games are the side quests. The main quests exist moreso to introduce you to lots of side things to do, but are decent quests of their own.
Skyrim Special Edition comes with the first three DLC (Dawngaurd, Hearthfire, and Dragonborn). The Anniversary Upgrade is a separate purchase that they only released in 2021.
Everyone that plays Skyrim should play as vanilla as possible first time, if any mods then the vanilla friendly base mods: SkyUI and Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch. If you play Skyrim VR, you definitely need mods to make it feel good. Also Skyrim VR works with Skyrim SE mods.
This game's modding community is legendary and adding new content every day. There are a couple dozen DLC sized mods, many including their own entirely new lands. On top of that, there is an entirely different video game called Enderal that you get to just have because you own the base game (it was made by a community dev team). Consider all of it as something to get into when you feel done with your first playthrough.
Simple yet hard tip to learn for you: Look under your feet, there is tons of traps from physical traps like bear traps to creative one in dungeon that not just seriusly hurt you but can one hit you end at advance dungeons there the elemental rune traps , their better to saw but in combat you can easy-ly forget about them and later the construct traps at dwarws and anchient dungeons these are the real danger regardless the difficulty you play it on!
So symplification of this is sentence: "Be Aware Of Possible Danger Around Yourself"
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Dragonborn means that you can learn the dragon language and can talk even with dragons that do not know human language.
1st person camera is for inside locations and 3rd for outside. The reason is simple - outside you need to know especielly when you are in combat about your extended surroundings as much as you can, in dungeons and inside areas you can easielly track your surrounding from 1st person camera and its more effective for mach better accuricy with your actions inside these areas, because, from my expirience atleast, there is no benefit from 3rd person camera view in inside locations plus as i say you need to be exact at your actions especiely the combat ones or just don kill your self againts the traps under your feets, on walls and cellings.
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There are 2 videos with bunch of shorter movies from devs itself on youtube and i think one movie show of multyple parts, maybe more at this time dont know, from fan (very quality one with custom camera and dubing)
Skyrim verry special edition is actually real ye the trailer seemd like a skit because it was an April fools joke and at this point skyrim became a meme but alas it is real and you can play it on alexa
Skyrim is after oblivion but has certain Easter eggs that you need to play other games before you understand them I also love how each shout means something different in dragon language
You don't need to play the earlier games to enjoy Skyrim but the lore adds to the feels.
In the previous game "Oblivion" which takes place about 200 years before the events of "Skyrim" you essentially had to choose your race and the class of your character early on in character creation, Mage, Fighter, Thief, etc. In "Skyrim" you start with an essentially blank slate. Character creation is choosing Race (each of which has some benefits but not really fixing you into a role) and whether you would be male, female and your appearance. But you were in rags with no skills at all in the first scenes of the first act. From then on your character grows as you see fit. You have to build your character...is he/she a magic user or a melee fighter, an archer or a craftsman, a soldier or a thief. The very early part of the game is fairly linear until you get up to level 5 to 10. After that, you're pretty much on your own. The main story quest is you as Dragonborn dealing with the return of the dragons. But you can pretty much ignore that as long as you wish...you can go become a thief or join the Mages College or work as a mercenary. It's about the first really open world RPG I got into.
The shouts are a gift to mortals, normally. The Dragonborn is unique in the fact that he or she is born with the ability to shout without training. All others must be trained in the Way of the Voice.
When you shout you speak the language of the Dragon, it is said there is no difference between a debate and combat between the Dragons
19:18 this was my exact reaction when I started playing this game
Dragons were beaten in the First Era, 2000 years in the past. They had essentially ruled the world. Now in the Third Era they are reappearing and right in the middle of a civil war in Skyrim. Your character is the Dovahkin. Dova is the Dragon word for Dragon. All the shouts (Fus Roh Dah) are actually 3 syllable Dragon words and the Dovahkin is "Dragon Born." Humans can learn Shouts but the Dovahkhin has an affinity for them. Each shout is different. One might be a force blast, another might freeze an enemy, one slows time, one give you a burst of super speed. You have to find and learn these shouts doing quests. At the same time you can join different factions, different sides in the Civil War, gain status in the different regions of Skyrim. (and there are literally thousands of mods you can use to change pretty much anything. I mean some give you extra powers or armors...and some are absurd. Making all Dragons look like Thomas the Tank Engine, or turning all the spiders into teddy bears (for the arachnophobes out there.)
For a non- spoiler advice:
Stealth archer.
*Hail SITHIS*
The shouts are the dragon's language.
Fus ro dah
Fus means force
Ro means balance
Dah means push
FUS RO DAH!!!
skyrim vr is so good its hard to see myself playing it any other way
Curently I am playing an Assassin-Illusion/Destruction Mage. Just crossed the level 50 mark with 100% Stealth and 100% Illusion and over 80% Destruction. Have never used mods with over 2,000 hours over the past 6 years.
protip if you do get into this game. You can have some of the skill trainers follow along as companions and get the gold back by trading after you pay them to up your skills.
I have so many hours in this game. I am waiting for 2025 to release Skyblivion, which is a mod project remaking Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion in Skyrims engine. I haven't played Oblivion in over a decade so it will be a interesting time to come back to.
The games had over a decade of modding and its insane how much better it can look 10+ years later just all due to the love from the modding community.
Never forget about the cheeeeese...
😂 Skyrim in a nutshell guards trying to catch the sweetroll thief and some guy/girl yelling at dragons and stealing their soul
Cinematics for the TESO also really cool. Like a movie :)
So to explain the continuity theres 5 games so far (6 counting online). The timeframes as far as I can remember are:
Arena (First game, earliest besides online chronologically, Online I think takes place in the 2nd Era, every other game is 3rd/4th)
Daggerfall (Second Game, maybe second chronologically? Unsure)
Morrowind (Takes place closer to Oblivion then Daggerfall or Arena if I recall, third installment)
Oblivion (Fourth Installment, marks the end of the Third Era and transition into the fourth Era.)
Skyrim (Fifth Installment, Takes place 200 years into the Fourth Era. Besides Online, this I think is the longest timeskip in the series.)
Online (Im not sure if this is considered a 100% canon bethesda game, but it takes place in the second era I think, and im pretty sure it takes place like at least a thousand or two years before Arena would take place?)
Crazy to think that at this point Skyrim is basically a retro game.
it's good if you make it so..very engaging game. tip: the ingredients canis root/imp stool/swamp fungal pod...any 2 of these can be crafted into one of the best potions in the game, 'paralysis potion'. great potion to barter with, great to use in battle.
and, if you get the creation club dlc 'farming', all 3 of those ingredients can be grown/harvested on a regular basis. with the right perks, you can empty the stores, become rich and still work the trophies, since all you need is the farming dlc.
I have 12 thousand hours in Skyrim and its one of the most unique games with a vast lore. Even with all my hours i still dont think Ive experienced everything
On PC you can actually mod skyrim VR to have similar mechanics to HL Alyx so it is worth getting a few choice mods. As for me, I'm playing a Nolvus build at the moment, it automates the install of 2000+ mods and my current install requires an RTX4090.
I'd enjoy a Skyrim livestream from you
Literally the GOAT of video games … thousands of hours I have logged over 13 years … the pc mod community is ridiculous and you will never ever run out of content… just for context … no need to rush main story … I literally started playing 2011 - I didn’t finish main storyline by choice for 2 years because of all the content and mods and I still play that character today as well as other too