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To me, it got extremely repetitive after 60 hours and dropped it. (even online villages with 10 people became pointless in my view)
So about Skyrim....
Let's avoid these comparisons please....
Mark his words, could not agree more. Valheim is where it's it!
Definitely not. And not only because Skyrim was released AFTER New Vegas, but because the only thing that could render Skyrim obsolete is a new (and good) Elder Scrolls game. 10 years later and Skyrim still has a lot of players, with people still making new mods to this day.
I know we all love this game but c'mon now.
As for the question of the OP. No, I don't see this making Skyrim obsolete. Different games and different audiences, with some overlap. I have no interest in Skyrim - find the Elder Scrolls to be a pretty dull experience - but have enjoyed Valheim very much.
Yeah that's the thing about TES games, they will always have an audience. Especially now that Bethesda make extremely casual games that anybody can just jump right in, they have an infinite supply of consumers.
Skyrim is more advance than Valheim.
The question should be is there any reason to play Valheim after defeating the last boss in it´s current state of development
Considering their recent record... I hope that they go back on track.
Valheim is nice, but it's more a Viking Conan Exiles than Skyrim. Skyrim is another beast entirely.