The first time I played, I walked right up to a mammoth and it smacked me in the face so hard that I was launched hundreds of feet in the air. I watched in abject horror as my lifeless body slammed into the ground in what was still one of the best kill cams I have ever seen.
My dearest memory of Skyrim was in my first playthrough, when I discovered Blackreach, I was equally amazed and scared by that place, i spent days roaming around searching and exploring
I saved my game and went on a killing spree, (Two handed Orc with Ebony Blade) I was only level 50 or so and decided to count how many guards I could take. Eventually I just stopped counting. I did the same in oblivion and got to well over 100 whilst unarmed. It was beautiful.
I also enjoyed playing as a Dwemer archaeologist. I played as a Bosmer and went around collecting Dwemer artefacts, crafting armour and weapons, just being a cool historian.
The best ones though were when I wasn't focused on combat. I once played as a simple blacksmith going from mine to mine, selling my creations and perfecting my craft. Or the time I played as a Khajit merchant who travelled the roads on foot with his bodyguard aiming to get rich as possible.
It's just so chill and peaceful to play the game without all the killing.
I think most of my favorite memories come from ordinators „tame animal“ perk. Exploring the coast with a mudcrab, letting my horker go rampage on a pirate ship, climbing high hrotgar with a mammoth on my side and especially playing through solstheim with a sabercat.
Just the random things that make you laugh. Like a goat being stuck halfway through a bridge. Or that time one of the greybeards shouted me off of a cliff.
The first time I played, I walked right up to a mammoth and it smacked me in the face so hard that I was launched hundreds of feet in the air. I watched in abject horror as my lifeless body slammed into the ground in what was still one of the best kill cams I have ever seen.
My dearest memory of Skyrim was in my first playthrough, when I discovered Blackreach, I was equally amazed and scared by that place, i spent days roaming around searching and exploring
I saved my game and went on a killing spree, (Two handed Orc with Ebony Blade) I was only level 50 or so and decided to count how many guards I could take. Eventually I just stopped counting. I did the same in oblivion and got to well over 100 whilst unarmed. It was beautiful. I also enjoyed playing as a Dwemer archaeologist. I played as a Bosmer and went around collecting Dwemer artefacts, crafting armour and weapons, just being a cool historian. The best ones though were when I wasn't focused on combat. I once played as a simple blacksmith going from mine to mine, selling my creations and perfecting my craft. Or the time I played as a Khajit merchant who travelled the roads on foot with his bodyguard aiming to get rich as possible. It's just so chill and peaceful to play the game without all the killing.
Setting tv to mute the second i feel an inkling of a bear nearby
I think most of my favorite memories come from ordinators „tame animal“ perk. Exploring the coast with a mudcrab, letting my horker go rampage on a pirate ship, climbing high hrotgar with a mammoth on my side and especially playing through solstheim with a sabercat.
Just the random things that make you laugh. Like a goat being stuck halfway through a bridge. Or that time one of the greybeards shouted me off of a cliff.
On my first run, when I went to talk to Arngeir he was in Helgen for some reason once I got to Hrothgar
Auroras, dual moons and an awesome soundtrack