Difficulty:

Just Right

Time Spent:

100 or More Hours

The Bottom Line:

"Masterpiece"

Now I am pretty sure so many have played this my review will be nothing, but my own expression of my love for this game.Now I know there are plenty of people just like me and my friends who had been waiting for this game for years.After we played Oblivion we couldn't wait for Bethesda to make a new Elder Scrolls game.

Now for the good parts of the game, cause like with all good ones there are a few bad points.Now the wonderful story, it is an amazing epic tale.Now granted it isn't that long if you can power through it, but there are many different situations or sidelines that can be triggered depending on what you have done throughout the story when you go towards the final fight.So make sure you do all you want before you finish the story.

The scenery is beautiful, in most of Bethesda games I like the fast travel, but in Skyrim I don't do it to often, I just love the scenery so much.Along with the addition of dual wielding swords, and spells or whatever one handed weapon you decide to use, and any mix of the two.

Going back to the story, it is short but there is so many side quests and guilds to join caves, and dungeons to explore and fill out the map.Me personally I did not like the Thieves Guild in Oblivion it felt a little forced, and more of what a Thieves Guild these days would operate like.

The Thieves Guild in Skyrim takes you back to the good old days of it in Morrowind.Actually having contracts to go steal certain objects, and the little side jobs that are relatively easy and great for leveling up skills.It all makes good sense and feels like a Thieves Guild and not just a bunch of petty thieves that decided to work together.

The same can be said about the Companions I was a little worried when I heard there would be no Fighters Guild.Me being the raging warrior I am that has always been my favorite Guild.Although the Companions and their story do not disappoint with it.

The Mages Guild is also quite entertaining with their own story and areas.Now granted there is only one of each in their respective cities.So me being the completionist I am I like to do everything so I say let yourself go, and dive into Skyrim.

Thanks guys, hope it is Insightful, and Informative

Yugo The Big Bad Wolf.