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Skyrim restricts your movement and forces into slow and clunky animations in every combat action which doesn't feel good
A straight up lie.
Apologize.
True, by a lot. Hitting a blocking dagger with a warhammer and being stunned for 5 minutes was never fun. Glad they didn't add that crap back in Skyrim
You have more movement freedom and the camera doesn't ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ shake every time you attack
https://youtu.be/7FPELc1wEvk?si=TToZpF8qD57938PE
It wasn't until Breath of the Wild/Tears of the Kingdom I got moments like that again. God I miss durability and corrode armor/weapon spells. They added a whole new dimension to combat
Daggerfall......
LMFAO
No, I do enjoy Oblv combat more, especially the melee. It feels better, more responsive.
Skyrim melee feels like...nothing really, whiffle ball bat swinging kinda stuff.