The Elder Scrolls Skyrim 10 Years Later: An LGR Retrospective
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ย. 2021
- Fus Ro Dang, it's time for an LGR review of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim! It's now one decade old (wut) so let's take a look back the original game from 2011 in celebration of its 10 year anniversary. Wow time flies, that midnight launch on 11-11-11 still seems like yesterday.
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Looking forward to LGR's 20 year Skyrim retrospective
Heard they're reforming the Dawnguard. Vampire hunters or something, in the old fort near Riften. Might consider joining up myself.
Ahhh perfectly balanced even 10 years on!
Every time I try replaying Skyrim, I always find that I like the idea of replaying Skyrim more than actually replaying Skyrim.
Before we will see Elder Scrolls 6... we will see GTA6.
Unmodded Skyrim - now that's a sight I haven't seen in years.
By the time we have all passed away, the AI Copy of Todd Howard will still be re-releasing Skyrim.
Man, seeing LGR cover Skyrim as a Retrospective feels straight up weird and makes me feel very old
It's a pity Bethesda lost It's "magic" touch completely after this game.
In all the modern Bethesda games I've often found the main storyline to be kinda boring and tedious, getting much more enjoyment out of the side quests, so that by the time I decide to work on the main quest I'm overpowered AF.
2001-2011: Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim
LGR : Why is there so much scrolling.
“Honey it's time for your 2PM new version of Skyrim"
"it's 200 years after the events of Oblivion" yeah man, feels that way!
I love how Clint disliked his own Elder Scrolls Arena video.
Fun fact: There is, obviously, a mod that vastly improves the map screen and even lets you see the roads across the landscape
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“What in Oblivion is that?” ‘Thomas the Tank Engine theme plays.’
Though he lent his voice to several memorable characters in Skyrim, I am glad they used Stephen Russell's voice as Mercer Frey, the leader of the Thieves Guild. A great nod to Stephen also voicing the greatest thief of all time: Garrett from Thief - The Dark Project.
This game was my escape throughout high school, and was really the only game I ever connected to on a personal level.