Oh man. That just feels like yesterday. Still haven’t found any game that’s close to Skyrim. Only game I can think of that similar yet different in its own unique way that I absolutely love is Dragons Dogma. Can’t wait for Capcom to show more of DD2 on Monday!!
Yeah, it’s strange to think that even outside of Bethesda no one has really been able to come close to replicating the gaming experience you get with Skyrim. I still end up booting it up now and then when I’m in the mood because if I want that style of game that’s all there really is (not including Morrowind/Oblivion of course).
I agree. I will boot up the game once in a while to scratch that itch and then stop. I do the same with FO4 for some reason. I don’t know why but I am hoping they tease ES6 at the showcase. Extremely slim to none of a chance
There’s a variety of drinks and ingredients which behave like Elder Scrolls’ alchemy system, but there’s no spell-slinging or fantasy monsters. The setting is a semi-historical portrayal of medieval Bohemia.
I can’t return to Skyrim after Elden Ring. I know it’s not quite the same, being 3rd person for instance, but the fantasy is just so much more fantastical and the action really good.
Oh man. That just feels like yesterday. Still haven’t found any game that’s close to Skyrim. Only game I can think of that similar yet different in its own unique way that I absolutely love is Dragons Dogma. Can’t wait for Capcom to show more of DD2 on Monday!!
Yeah, it’s strange to think that even outside of Bethesda no one has really been able to come close to replicating the gaming experience you get with Skyrim. I still end up booting it up now and then when I’m in the mood because if I want that style of game that’s all there really is (not including Morrowind/Oblivion of course).
I agree. I will boot up the game once in a while to scratch that itch and then stop. I do the same with FO4 for some reason. I don’t know why but I am hoping they tease ES6 at the showcase. Extremely slim to none of a chance
I thought Kingdom Come: Deliverance came pretty close to delivering that “Bethesda-style” immersive RPG experience.
Interesting. Never really tried that game. Does it have fantasy elements and magic?
There’s a variety of drinks and ingredients which behave like Elder Scrolls’ alchemy system, but there’s no spell-slinging or fantasy monsters. The setting is a semi-historical portrayal of medieval Bohemia.
I can’t return to Skyrim after Elden Ring. I know it’s not quite the same, being 3rd person for instance, but the fantasy is just so much more fantastical and the action really good.