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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition is a republished version of the original game from Bethesda. The game is about the player's character, who get caught in Tamriel by the Imperial forces, but suddenly a dragon shows up, which didn't happened for some time. The character has to fight against those creatures and also pick sides if it's necessary.This is probably THE GAME which I should not talk about it too much, because almost everyone knows it... but I want to make a fair enough review from the game.One of the best thing in this game is most likely the sound and music. For me it's definitely give for the mood, making it more epic and the sounds also really good, but those can be bit repetitive. Voice actors mostly doing fine.Something which I need to ... MoreThe Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition is a republished version of the original game from Bethesda. The game is about the player's character, who get caught in Tamriel by the Imperial forces, but suddenly a dragon shows up, which didn't happened for some time. The character has to fight against those creatures and also pick sides if it's necessary.This is probably THE GAME which I should not talk about it too much, because almost everyone knows it... but I want to make a fair enough review from the game.One of the best thing in this game is most likely the sound and music. For me it's definitely give for the mood, making it more epic and the sounds also really good, but those can be bit repetitive. Voice actors mostly doing fine.Something which I need to address, is the gameplay. This is a RPG, where you got an inventory system, character upgrades, skill upgrades, different magic types, weapons, looting, sneaking and lot other. This game is well detailed, and you can make your character quite well. There are different breeds too. The game itself not force you to do the main quest line, you can go to freely explore the whole area which filled with side quests, NPCs who are doing their daily jobs, dungeons, camps to take over or learning something new, beautiful areas and lot other. You can learn making potions, making your own equipment, trading, stealing and lot other. There are so much to do in Skyrim. Of course, you can say that, for example dungeons are repetitive, like camps or some side quests boring or buggy. The DLCs for the Special Edition gives more depth, but also ramping up the difficulty. About that, the difficulty is really important to set it right, because for a casual playthrough, you don't want to play higher than normal. I played Skyrim on Expert, did the main questline and lot other quests too, and it was damn hard. The beginning was definitely hard, and doing the main quest, also fighting with some "bosses" in dungeon was difficult, so at least this is well made. Long story short, Skyrim has tons of content for like 80-90 hours, some of them buggy, some of the not that interesting, but awesome to have!Time to talk about the story. Well, it's not really easy to talk about it, because there is a lot going on. In general it's fine, the main conflict is the returning of the dragons, but as I mentioned the amount of content in the gameplay, there is maybe twice as much story you can get with the side quests. Different story lines, factions has so much to do. In general as I said before, it's awesome to have this amount, some of them bit silly, but most of them awesome. I liked the stories and most of the quest lines I played with.What about the graphics? This is one of the main advertisement for the game, it got reworked. It looks awesome indeed, but to be honest, the textures still feels a bit old. Some graphical bugs still in the game, looking through models or characters, but really, I can't complain about it too much.Last to talk about the controls. In general, I was scared of this, because for me it was annoying to get use to the controls, but now it wasn't that bad. It's not that easy, you need some practice, if you are not use to play lot of games, but not impossible.

Skyrim is basically the go-to game in its class. The underlying game is great, and part of a long series of Elder Scrolls games that have more or less set the bar for what a fantasy RPG/adventure game should be, with each release in the series. It is not perfect; if you want it perfect, you have to mod the game extensively, but doing so has been worked out to pretty much a science at this point (Google for "S.T.E.P. Skyrim"). A well-modded Skyrim is pretty much the only game you need for an entire year or three. :-) Skyrim with the best mods is an almost overwhelmingly rich game world, and many of the mods will make the interface much better, the game mechanics less grindy, fix a lot of bugs, allow essentially infinite customer, outfit, and NPC customization, and ... MoreSkyrim is basically the go-to game in its class. The underlying game is great, and part of a long series of Elder Scrolls games that have more or less set the bar for what a fantasy RPG/adventure game should be, with each release in the series. It is not perfect; if you want it perfect, you have to mod the game extensively, but doing so has been worked out to pretty much a science at this point (Google for "S.T.E.P. Skyrim"). A well-modded Skyrim is pretty much the only game you need for an entire year or three. :-) Skyrim with the best mods is an almost overwhelmingly rich game world, and many of the mods will make the interface much better, the game mechanics less grindy, fix a lot of bugs, allow essentially infinite customer, outfit, and NPC customization, and even add vast new lands.If you have a bad-azz modern gaming PC, you have no reason not to use Skyrim Special Edition, which is much more stable, looks better, and is clearly the future of Skyrim modding. If you have a "potato" machine, stick to Skyrim Legendary Edition, play it at pretty low settings, don't go too wild on the mods, and use a texture compression utility like DDSOpt, and various anti-crash mods, to keep the game stable. If you have a high-end Mac or Linux box, you can even run Limited Edition in a virtual machine without too much pain, but I have not been able to do this with Special Edition.Skyrim Special Edition (SE) is bit thorny for current users of Legendary Edition. SE was not nearly the upgrade people hoped for. The graphics are not THAT much better. The stability IS (it is 64-bit, and doesn't suffer the ~3GB limitations of the original 32-bit game, which tended to result in a lot of crashes as VRAM and then RAM filled up with all of its graphics and meshes, especially after modding in a bunch of new NPCs, gear, and creatures). Also, the underlying formats of the data files changed in some cases. This broke the vast majority of mods. Several years later, the modding community has mostly caught up. The key mods have mostly been converted, and there are many SE-only mods that don't exist for the original Skyrim Legendary Edition (LE or "Oldrim"). However, some modders have refused to permit their work to be converted and some have simply disappeared and can't be asked. So, your heavily modded LE cannot be completely recreated in SE. It's just necessarily going to be a somewhat different game. Worse, Bethesda themselves keep breaking all the SE mods by releasing updates to the game engine that break compatibility with Skyrim Script Extender SE and other "frameworks" of the modding community. So, it is important to back up your game binaries, because Steam can push an unexpected update and totally break your game. You basically have to run this game from start to finish in the version that you downloaded and started with, or start over with a new character after a bunch of mod patching, if you want to use the bleeding edge version of the game engine. Fortunately, these Bethesda pushes are much less frequent as of 2019 onward.Anyway, as for the game per se: If you've enjoyed The Witcher series and similar games, or previous Elder Scrolls games like Oblivion and Morrowind, you'll love Skyrim. Same goes for if your first Elder Scrolls experience has been The Elder Scrolls Online. You can play first- or third-person, and switch between them. There are tens of thousands of mods. If you want to make the game world look like anime, or a Playboy party, you can do that. If you'd rather it focus on survival and necessities management, you can do that. If you'd rather just conquer the entire game world and be the new emperor, there are mods for that, too. There are even mods for focusing on romance, guild-building, or more intensive faction-based true roleplay. And they're free. ESO players who wish they could change things up a bit (or a whole lot) will love Skyrim, which is visually about as good (especially with graphical upgrade mods), but a much more open world. (If you end up missing interaction with other players, get some custom-voiced follower mods). Also, old-school D&D tabletop RPB players who haven't really gotten into fantasy video games but are taking a look during the global "human malware" pandemic: this is the game for you. You can even add D&D-specific creatures and races like beholders and the Drow.

I've got Oldrim, SE, xbox360 version and switch version. Add this to my list. It's regular old Skyrim but in VR, so obviously it's going to be a 5 star rating. Some people aren't the biggest fan of the basic VR version and suggest mods to make it playable, but it's still great bare bones. With mods however, it IS so much better. I play on an Index so utilizing the finger tracking with mods was great. It's great to finally be able to use a bow and arrow how I always wanted. One of the reasons I got the switch version was because the commercial made it seem like I could pull the string back and shoot. You cannot. THIS however, you can. This was a well worth it purchase.

Skyrim is undeniably the game that got me into gaming. I’m now a full-fledged gamer after starting Skyrim so many years ago. I started playing on my Xbox 360 and have played it on an Xbox one and a pc. I originally received it as a hand-me-down game and I remember playing it for hours after beginning it. I’ve done several playthroughs and now, I even have a map of Skyrim above the pillows on my bed. If you are into fantasy, or rather even if you’re just into gaming, Skyrim is such an amazing game and I truly believe every gamer should try it at least once. The game itself is beautiful, especially for when it was made, but the quests are super interesting, the lore is attention-grabbing, and you can mod the game to your liking! There’s something for everyone in a ... MoreSkyrim is undeniably the game that got me into gaming. I’m now a full-fledged gamer after starting Skyrim so many years ago. I started playing on my Xbox 360 and have played it on an Xbox one and a pc. I originally received it as a hand-me-down game and I remember playing it for hours after beginning it. I’ve done several playthroughs and now, I even have a map of Skyrim above the pillows on my bed. If you are into fantasy, or rather even if you’re just into gaming, Skyrim is such an amazing game and I truly believe every gamer should try it at least once. The game itself is beautiful, especially for when it was made, but the quests are super interesting, the lore is attention-grabbing, and you can mod the game to your liking! There’s something for everyone in a game like Skyrim. I’d get lost in the world and the quests. Truly a phenomenal game. Skyrim will always hold a special place in my heart. And I believe I’ll always come back to it down my life. I hope to play it again soon. I’ve attached an image from my modded Xbox game!!

Skyrim is an action role-playing video game developed by Bethesda Game Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. It was released in November 2011 for various platforms. I started playing this game when it was released in 2011 and have found myself revisiting the game when I'm bored of other. The game is set in the fictional world of Tamriel, and the story revolves around the player's character, the Dragonborn, who is on a quest to defeat Alduin, a dragon who is prophesied to destroy the world. Unfortunately, I hit the glitch that makes it hard for me to open the scroll at the rupture in time which makes it hard for me to complete the Dragonborn quest but in all of these years that has not mattered at all. This is due to the fact that the game features an ... MoreSkyrim is an action role-playing video game developed by Bethesda Game Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. It was released in November 2011 for various platforms. I started playing this game when it was released in 2011 and have found myself revisiting the game when I'm bored of other. The game is set in the fictional world of Tamriel, and the story revolves around the player's character, the Dragonborn, who is on a quest to defeat Alduin, a dragon who is prophesied to destroy the world. Unfortunately, I hit the glitch that makes it hard for me to open the scroll at the rupture in time which makes it hard for me to complete the Dragonborn quest but in all of these years that has not mattered at all. This is due to the fact that the game features an open-world environment that allows the player to explore various landscapes, including mountains, forests, and cities. I've done so many side quests that I sometimes get confused on whether I'm playing an actual storyline or if I've gotten swept away by a sidequest that has led me down a rabbit hole. I'm currently on yet another playthrough of this game and it's just as fun as the last with limitless options for building new characters, exploring DLC and finding new (and fun) bugs in the game!

This a classic game where you can choose many paths to follow. After many years of gameplay, it's still a huge challenge for me to play all different choices to make in the game. You can play as a thief, archer, magician and so on. Enough choices to make but also many choices in race and weapon of choice.If you ever get bored with the graphics, you can start modding the game. If you, for instance, have a 4K or 8K screen, you can mod it into the most stunning graphics ever. Since a group of people created SKSE, you actually get pretty realistic animated movements in the game which gives this game an instant boost in graphical impact. Of course, a massive powerful graphic card is needed when you go for 8K graphics but there is so much available that for everyone a ... MoreThis a classic game where you can choose many paths to follow. After many years of gameplay, it's still a huge challenge for me to play all different choices to make in the game. You can play as a thief, archer, magician and so on. Enough choices to make but also many choices in race and weapon of choice.If you ever get bored with the graphics, you can start modding the game. If you, for instance, have a 4K or 8K screen, you can mod it into the most stunning graphics ever. Since a group of people created SKSE, you actually get pretty realistic animated movements in the game which gives this game an instant boost in graphical impact. Of course, a massive powerful graphic card is needed when you go for 8K graphics but there is so much available that for everyone a graphics improvement is always available, especially if you have a 1060+ or higher video card.Now most important is that you look at some available gameplay videos and see if you like this concept. I bet most of you will not be able to play every choice there is in the game. Simply because playing each choice until the end will take you a while. And I am not even talking about all the side quests there are in the game, which can distract you even longer from finishing one storyline.I have this game in both the original version and the SE edition and still like to play the game, but I admit mine is heavily modded with darn beautiful graphics at 4K, so my characters almost look real. If you do not play this game once, you're kinda missing out on one of the best games available. So I agree with almost every reviewer that this is one of the classics you should not miss to play.

A Bit Clunky, but Scarily Addicting

I have somewhere around 40hrs in this game and I quite like it. It's not my usual cup of tea, but I have fun being a menace in the simulated society.My dad however, is a completely different kind of player. He was curious about it one night when he saw me playing for a bit. I set him up on my guest account creating a character and I basically lost my Switch for an entire month after that!!So, I bought him this physical copy and we transferred his save data over (fairly easy process btw, thanks Nintendo). He's now somewhere in the 50s with his orc werewolf and has nearly completed the entire map!He's an OG WOW player from back in the day, so I'm not surprised about his ability to grind and the bizarre little exploits he's managed to find embedded within the ... MoreI have somewhere around 40hrs in this game and I quite like it. It's not my usual cup of tea, but I have fun being a menace in the simulated society.My dad however, is a completely different kind of player. He was curious about it one night when he saw me playing for a bit. I set him up on my guest account creating a character and I basically lost my Switch for an entire month after that!!So, I bought him this physical copy and we transferred his save data over (fairly easy process btw, thanks Nintendo). He's now somewhere in the 50s with his orc werewolf and has nearly completed the entire map!He's an OG WOW player from back in the day, so I'm not surprised about his ability to grind and the bizarre little exploits he's managed to find embedded within the game.If you haven't played Skyrim yet though, it's a real treat. Something special for sure.

Fun, Beautiful, and Still Buggy

When I first played Skyrim on my PS3 years ago it blew me away. The beauty of the world, the size of the game, and all the incredible secrets to find. Now you get all that with many improvements such as improved graphics, a more steady frame rate, and all the DLC. After playing for almost 400 hours on my PS3 I am still surprised by how much there is to explore and new things to find now playing the Special Edition on my PS4. Creation Club and mods are available to download and add more to your game. I personally don’t play with mods because I’m trying to platinum the game and don’t want to do a fourth playthrough of the gigantic game. Creation Club is my alternative to mods because they don’t disable trophies although the Creation Club store is lacking in content at ... MoreWhen I first played Skyrim on my PS3 years ago it blew me away. The beauty of the world, the size of the game, and all the incredible secrets to find. Now you get all that with many improvements such as improved graphics, a more steady frame rate, and all the DLC. After playing for almost 400 hours on my PS3 I am still surprised by how much there is to explore and new things to find now playing the Special Edition on my PS4. Creation Club and mods are available to download and add more to your game. I personally don’t play with mods because I’m trying to platinum the game and don’t want to do a fourth playthrough of the gigantic game. Creation Club is my alternative to mods because they don’t disable trophies although the Creation Club store is lacking in content at the time of the review and some things are a little overpriced.While the game still manages to give you impressive vistas and more detailed environments many of the 3D models in the game aren't smooth. A few other things stand out that make the game feel dared too like textures not displaying in the distance, limited NPC dialogue and really bad AI; especially from your followers. All the glitches from the previous version are still in the game so be prepared to deal with that yet. Combat was never very good and playing it now it stands out even more after having many years of more polished and refined gameplay in games. Also there is no first person view while riding a horse which can be very immersion breaking.Overall it’s just a prettier version of the original game with a better frame rate. Much of the game hasn’t aged very well but the massive open world still offers plenty to do and lots to explore. If you’ve never played Skyrim or an Elder Scrolls game before and you like open world RPGs then this might be worth checking out. If you have played Skyrim before and want to play it again then I would absolutely recommend checking this out as it is the best way to play it on console. 4 out of 5 Stars.

PS4 - Skyrim The Elder Scrolls V Special Edition

Skyrim V The Elder Scrolls Special Edition, truly a classic & must have for video game fans out there & the best version of Skyrim out there. The graphics are amazing & so is the action. The visual graphics make you feel like your actually in it. The combat against your enemies is simply amazing. There is alot of DLC to be aquired if this is your type of game. If you see this version out there & the price is right, this is definitely a must have for any video game collection!

Perfect on the Switch Lite

I've bought Skyrim for more systems than I can remember at this point. I believe this purchase marks the fifth or sixth time I have bought it, including once before for Switch. I originally traded my Switch version because the controls felt so horrible. With the standard Joy-Cons, this game came close to unplayable for me. Everything felt very slow and ponderous, even when I cranked up the controller sensitivity. I ended up buying a Pro Controller (which is great, by the way), and Skyrim became tolerable. Not fabulous, but tolerable, although I still had to crank up the controller sensitivity and deal with some vertiginous moments. I didn't play enough to justify holding on the game, so I traded it and moved on to other things.Recently, I felt the itch to quest ... MoreI've bought Skyrim for more systems than I can remember at this point. I believe this purchase marks the fifth or sixth time I have bought it, including once before for Switch. I originally traded my Switch version because the controls felt so horrible. With the standard Joy-Cons, this game came close to unplayable for me. Everything felt very slow and ponderous, even when I cranked up the controller sensitivity. I ended up buying a Pro Controller (which is great, by the way), and Skyrim became tolerable. Not fabulous, but tolerable, although I still had to crank up the controller sensitivity and deal with some vertiginous moments. I didn't play enough to justify holding on the game, so I traded it and moved on to other things.Recently, I felt the itch to quest again, and I also had picked up a Switch Lite in the last few months. I wondered if Skyrim would hold up in a portable experience. Despite the controls being horrible with standard Joy-Cons on a TV, playing Skyrim on a Lite has been an absolute joy. I'm not sure exactly what it is, but the controls are perfect on the Lite. Everything seems snappy and tight and combat is just what I'd like. I will admit that the smaller screen of the Lite means I have to squint at some of the text (this is what happens when you get old, kids), but it's not like I end up with headaches. Instead, I can play Skyrim from a fully charged battery down until it tells I need to plug in or lose data. That's got to be 3 hours, at least, which is not typical for me.I love that I can play in bed, in an easy chair, in a boat, with a goat...this is a Switch Lite thing, not the game, but I can say with no hesitation that Skyrim works great in handheld mode. Really, really great. In fact, I would go so far as to say that playing Skyrim on the Switch Lite is my favorite way to play Skyrim. Who knows? I may actually finish the main quest this time.