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Skyrim has ben in the top ten on steam since release. New players trying the game is one thing but this is a dedicated community that this game has. This is why im asking.
I don't think I'll be quitting Skyrim in the near future, even if it does say on my profile page that I have played for about 500 hours already..! Why? Well, I have tried neither Dawnguard nor Dragonborn DLC yet, and I have a feeling that even the base game still has a lot to offer me.
I use some minor mods, mostly related to graphics, but also some follower mods, and a couple of items such as bandoliers, backpacks and various "lore-friendly" armour pieces.
Yes, for me it's the stories that matter, and given my dangerously vivid imagination, I am not likely to run out of them anytime soon.. :)
The easiest way to do that is to make a you-character... by that I mean that you make the character look in the way you'd expect yourself to look in medieval times, but most importantly, that you make (moral) choices according to what you would probably do yourself if placed in such a situation.
Another thing which helps is living in skyrim as if it's a real world... travel, eat, sleep and more. I'm sure there are mods which help in making that aspect more realistic and varied too.. try travelling on the roads instead of fast-travelling, you'll be delighted to see how beautiful and varied every corner of skyrim really easy.
And perhaps, you might encounter some interesting fellows with their stories too on the way.
Hope this brought some ideas to ya
I got DLC from bethesda also dawnguard and dragonborn.
This game is really just a toolbox for your imagination. If you need content spoon-fed to you in a simplistic manner then you're not going to get much mileage out of the game. If you can create a little of your own fun, the game will help it go a long way. Be creative!
If you just recently got the game how can you be done with the main quest AND majority of side quests?
After beating everything in one style of gameplay I have made a few other characters to fight in different ways, like mage/unarmed/warrior/thief/ect. There are so many combos and different styles of fighting to try! :D
Also mods, I've been trying those out a lot now, to improve the game where I've noticed it's not as good and stuff.
I just love this game. ;-;
The beauty of Skyrim is that you can play different races,Male or Female. I have never seen a game like this and I have been playing games off and on since the Atari 2600 came out.
This game will never get old like some of the Old Might and Magics.
It is a great way for me to spend my senior years. So many of my friends cannot find happiness. And another Marriage after my Wife dying in not in the cards for me except to Lydia. LOL