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Re: It was worth it at release. It depends on how OCD/replayer/focused you are by Mr. Kool 05/28/2012, 7:11pm PDT
WITTGENSTEIN wrote:

For me, as soon as I finish the main quest line I'm done with the game. Yet I also go through two or three iterations and do the "major" storylines in them separately. So I get about 80 hours out of it. It's best to take Skyrim in moderate doses. Play for 20 hours. Set it down for 2-3 weeks. Start it up again.


After "playing" Daggerfall, I never built a class-specific character again in TES games. I would blend enough skills from Warrior, Mage and Thief to join all three guilds and play their questlines. Skyrim doesn't have any primary/secondary skill selections, but points into respective trees for skills. That's what focuses your character. I did it all in one shot.
I spent a huge portion of the game exploring. Finding the Dwemer lost cities is always worth it. Whatever the huge underground city is called, that'd be worth $10 as DLC right there.
If you enjoy open, free-form gaming and easily get lost in games like Fallout: New Vegas, it's worth it. On that note, get F:NV GOTY if you don't have it. Same concept.

-Mr. Kool
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Steam Workshop showcasing Skyrim mods is the best thing ever by WITTGENSTEIN 05/26/2012, 8:24am PDT NEW
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        It was worth it at release. It depends on how OCD/replayer/focused you are by WITTGENSTEIN 05/26/2012, 3:14pm PDT NEW
            Re: It was worth it at release. It depends on how OCD/replayer/focused you are by Mr. Kool 05/28/2012, 7:11pm PDT NEW
 
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