So, how do i enjoy the game after the ending ?

[Bedas]

Ok, the title of this discussion may seem like i hate this game. NO I don't in any way, so let me start. I bought the game originally in the 360, but i was really young at the time (8 or 9, yes i'm kinda young) but i has retarded and i didn't know what to do and didn't know english very well too (i'm brazillian) but some time ago i played Dark Souls: Prepare to Die and i LOVED that game A LOT, so i thought, hey i may like Skyrim now, since i've grown up a bit and i now like RPGs and i bought the game. The main campaign was GREAT, i beat the game in 6-8 days, but in the ending i was like, WTF? Is that it? No NG+? Ok, then i started doing some sidequests and stuff, but i was bored after 4-5 of them. So, i thought the other day to play the game in other way, like being a mage or a bow user, maybe rush the game a bit less. Do you guys recommend any badass sidequest or something else to do ?

(Note: while writing this i remembered i played at the 3rd difficulty level, since i'm a Dark Souls fan, i plan on playing on a higher difficulty level the next time)

[Vain]

The main story is not the only quest. There are faction quest...

[Shadow♥]

if you have the dlcs they add alot...especially the dragonborne one.....you have awhole other island to explore and do quests in the one dlc.

[Shadow♥]

oh yes and all the side quests you randomly find just by exploring.....i have 400 hours in and still havent done everything.

[Trehek]

There's the Dawnguard and Dragonborn questlines, the Mages, Thieves, Dark Brotherhood, Companions, Civil War...

[Kaiser]

mods my friend... mods

[e+]

Go to Rorikstead naked. Steal every single item available for picking, from every building in Rorikstead. Harvest anything that can be harvested around (crops, ingredients, etc). Steal the clothes and just about anything from anyone (requires the perfect touch perk). Now you have a town of naked people who don't have anything to eat or drink.

[maculator]

Requiem + random start + everything that makes the game harder. Then see how long you can survive.

[ULTRA]

I'm surprised you enjoyed the game up through the main campaign tbqh. I was ready to shoot myself in the face after the 5th "match 3 animals" "puzzle" and the searching down the 100th potion of x effectiveness in the middle of a battle. At least in Dark Souls the collision detection is relatively consistent and there's only one mainstay health potion. Also there are more than 3 or 4 types of dungeons.

[Joe Coffee]

Man, I just whipped Alduin's scaly @$$ on normal setting at level 40 and I still have a crapload of quests to do in my log. I ain't far from done and I still plan on making my house from scratch near Dawnstar. If you're concerned on "what to do", man - I feel for you that you really didn't enjoy the game if you got done the main plot already.

I've played Fallout 4 at least 4 times doing things differently and thanks to new DLCs I can take even more different approaches.

It's all about thinking outside the box, man. Good luck, hope you find something to do.

[ULTRA]

Yeah, the game has like hundreds of hours of content, assuming you aren't bothered by repeating extremely similar actions for about 200 of those hours; also assuming you can tolerate a falmer beating your ass after you level up trade skills even though you killed a world-eating dragon single-handedly.

[Trehek]

Pokemon gets repetitive after 5 seconds, and people still play them.

[Uncle64]

Ending?
No there are no ending in Skyrim. Play as master, add some nice mods. Do other stuff then beating the crap out of Alduin.

[aturqoise]

do the main quest last, alduin is then harder to beat. at level 80 there is a knight in black armour that is almost impossible to kill

[Nard Dog]

To be honest I almost always forget about the main quest line when I replay skyrim, I get swept up in the world and all the sidequests that half the time I never even kill Alduim by the time I get borred with that playthrough.

[Bird Stalker]

Who plays Skyrim, or the Elder Scrolls in general, for the main quest? Not only are they typically sub par stories, but the franchise's best trait is its giving the players freedom to say "♥♥♥♥ the main quest! Imma go ♥♥♥♥ around this miscellaneous dungeon."