skyrim is a great game i love it i think its 1 of the best games i have played but i have a few problems with it 1. main quest line took 2 days to complete 2. not much choice on items there should be a few different sets of armours wepons assaigned for different lvl characters max lvl needs raiseing im lvl 81 and not even completed side quest lines and many other quests but i dont see a point if im not lvling 3. as i have bought a house in game and have room to store my items in places that is all a house seens to off would should have the option of having a house party with our friends from all guilds we should have the option to paint other inside and out make it our own and 4. tis game would even rock so much more if there was a online sixtion weather you could play with your friends on the quests or battler them in some sort of arena

Also, the tiny text size. :intergalactic:

reading that hurt my head :shocking:

...Wat...

1. It isn't all about the MQ.

2. See 1 but change MQ to leveling.

3.I think you want the sims.

4. No. Just no.

This.
I didn't understand any of that.

I keep waiting for the music to start and Rick Astley to walk out.

None of that made any sense, try wording your sentences properly next time OP...

yeah i rushed my thread it didnt make much sense, but theres is some improvments that could be made and i hope to see them soon this is a awsome game.

Try not being mentally handicapped.

Main quest if fine, didn't really get much in the middle. And we don't need an arena.

That probably was uncalled for.

a little uncalled for as i am physicaly handicapped but he didnt know so all is good

If you think Skyrim was short go play games like F.E.A.R. 3 I finished that game in about 6 1/2 hours... So in terms of time investment vs money investment, Skyrim is hands down paid for itself over and over again.

Right there with you Craigy. People don't know when to not type stupid childish insults.

I vote 'troll'.

Quests take alot longer if you don't fast travel.
I haven't fast traveled yet and am only level 12 after somewhere around 25 hours in.
I've barely done any of the main quest yet either.

This is more a toy than a game. People who play it like it's Diablo III will find it very unsatisfying. People who treat it like a box of legos will always find things to do in it, for 100's of hours.

1. No
2. No
3. No
4. Yes?

i wasnt claiming skyrim was short skyrim is probs one of the best value for money games i played as other games ive played such as god of war 3 dragon age 2 that took 2-3 days to fully complete all i was trying to say was there is room for improvement.
which i dont doubt there will be in the near future

I do wish the main Quest line was longer, luckily I knew it was short from reading here and have ignored it so far, other than talking to the Greybeards to get shouts and dragons.

There are a ton of armor sets in the game, and with enchanting you can hit the armor cap with almost any set you wish, so you are not locked into the top couple. (I personally like the Ebony)

Don't think of it as wasting anything when doing quests while maxed at 81 Have fun with it, or if you need the leveling aspect start a new character.

I disagree with you on the multiplayer aspect, I would hate to see the game revolve around "so-called balance" as other games have done. True it would not start that way but patch after patch would go to nerfing and buffing characters should they add an arena type area.

What I've noticed with other FPS games with online multiplayer is that they give you a half-baked 5 hour solo campaign and then expect you to go online. To me it seems the developers of these games are lazy and substitute content for online playing. Can you imagine the flames if Skyrim only had the main quest and then expected you to go online to um pvp forever?

Quick translation: (sorry, I couldn't resist it)


1. I assume you mean that the MQ is short. And I agree, but it was a lot more fun the the MQ in Oblivion.
2. I think that there is plenty of choice on items. Don't really like the idea of level requirement for armor and weapons. Although people wouldn't be able to train smithing to 100 and wear deadric gear early ingame. (which is my idea of overpowered)
3. Funny idea
4. No opinion

I've watched my husband fly through his "shooter" games in a week-end, no thank's. I don't think the main quest line is all that short, comparitively speaking. Maybe for RPG's but isn't the point of these types of games to wander off and "do your own thing", Not just the main story line?