I find it peculiar that I travel better swimming in lakes than walking/running. It's also better if you're passing bad guy territory (like that thing next to Whiterun).
Okay guys, tell me, what's it like past riverwood?
'Cos seriously, I'm not bored of being a citizen yet. I've spent the last 2 weeks hunting, smithing, selling, exploring the outskirts of riverwood, gathering, alching, sitting in the inn, cutting wood and sleeping.
That's pretty much all I've done and I'm not bored at all. I adore this game!
'Cos seriously, I'm not bored of being a citizen yet. I've spent the last 2 weeks hunting, smithing, selling, exploring the outskirts of riverwood, gathering, alching, sitting in the inn, cutting wood and sleeping.
Game about chosen one, which must stop dragon awakening. Sims 5:Skyrim.
Okay guys, tell me, what's it like past riverwood?
There's a river, and the mountains contain some weird creatures. That's where you get the dragon template...
'Cos seriously, I'm not bored of being a citizen yet. I've spent the last 2 weeks hunting, smithing, selling, exploring the outskirts of riverwood, gathering, alching, sitting in the inn, cutting wood and sleeping
No quests so far? Did you steal anything yet? Kill anyone?
Okay guys, tell me, what's it like past riverwood?
It's scary. Never leave.
How long's the main quest? Is it boring like Oblivion?
I never got very far with Oblivion's main quest line, so I don't know how long Skyrims main questline is in comparison. I thought it felt short, but then again, I played the game for 6 hours straight and it only felt like I've been playing for a single hour... so...
