Skyrim Field Report: Level 50 (80 Hours) смотреть онлайн

After 80 hours I've reached level 50, ended a civil war and saved the world of Skyrim from dragon-induced annihilation. However, I have not finished a single Dark Brotherhood mission or Thieves Guild quest, only seen the first assignment of the Mage College and discovered just a few of the game's (very cool) Daedric Prince-related quests. Also, there are substantial parts of the massive game world I haven't spent nearly enough time in to find the majority of their dungeons and other unique locations.

More importantly, though, despite having spent so much time in Bethesda's latest open world game there's still none of that massive tedium which for me set in long before Morrowind's, Oblivion's and Fallout 3's main quests were finished. Even when I tell myself that I'm just going to focus on getting through a particular questline, several hours easily slip by while I'm admiring the landscape and slipping in and out of seemingly insignificant but almost always unique and memorable dungeons. Despite a relatively shallow combat system, the basic gameplay has remained consistently rewarding in ways that few other modern games have managed to achieve.

That said, my current hero can't be improved much further in particularly interesting ways, so I would like to explore other skill sets (such as thieving/archery/sneaking and magic-oriented play styles) with new characters...