--I do love Skyrim to death, but I am not blind to its faults either. I say the impressive scope of the game does allow for its glitches/hangups to be excused, to an extent. Most of the problems people have with the game are not universal among all gamers and I don't know of many that break the game or make it un-playable. --One thing that I think is in-excusable about the game that I'll mention, and you did touch on it briefly, is how the weapons you find in the world aren't as powerful/unique as some you can create on your own. I believe there should be in-game weapons that exist in dungeons/caves/wherever that are ultimately more powerful than anything else and require a lot of effort to acquire.
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Skyrim as we all know got more hype then then 9/11 x 1000 (Team America quote, dont take it offensivly).
People were queing for hundreds of meters outside shops, People taking days of work just so they could play it the day it came out but was it really worth it?

Sure you have this amazingly extra large map with over 500 locations to explore, over 400 side quests/favours to be completed and multiple collages to complete as well as the main quest with these side story's feeling like another game in itself.

But does that excuse the amount of mistakes or just poor effort put into making this game.
-My Main problem is not so much a mistake in the game just a bad choice on the creators part, I mean your not able to fully complete all of the skill constellations when your leveling up, many of you my not know this but you can only put perk points on a third of them. There are 257 Total perks and we can only choose 81 of these. What happened to the days when you could complete everything and become the ultimate character.
-Texture problems for that select percentage that try to install the game, a pretty big problem if you ask me, something they should of tested before bringing out the game.

-A bug that has effected a significant amount of people from getting the final Thieves Guild Achievement/Trophy.
-Multiple side quests/favours were the quest items glitch out and prevent you from completing them.
-And a graphics system which in my opinion was just plain poor, with everything looking textured and like a cheap A.I system.
-Reward items that arnt nearly as good as what you already have and being able to enchant better stuff out of my a**
I could go on and on but ill just point out the main ones, so back to my previous question.
Does this massive game excuse the amount of mistakes or just poor effort put into making this game.
Well my girlfriend would say yes
But i say maybe?
Skyrim is an extra large game where you can get lost in for hours and hours and some cases days. Sure they're are plenty of mistakes which sometimes made me want to take a shotgun to the console. But it was a fabulous game that took up a week and a half of my life to complete and i dont regret a thing (except selling my thieves guild armor).
I hope you all enjoyed the game yourself and i hope you enjoy my blog enough to leave a comment, please dont have a go at me about my opinions because as the word says in its self they are my own personal opinions.



