Morgan_
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I'm really just hoping that after this upcoming Zelda we see them go back to N64 and Windwaker game design. It doesn't have to be the exact same, but just more in line with those games. Levels can be larger, just not open world.
Skyrim is a pretty empty game and has "less roleplay"
It was more of a shitpost because @Morgan_ has stupid game opinions that I can't agree with and I must form my identity around this as I'm a husk of the man I used to be.In what way is Skyrim empty?
And it has less role play than BOTW? How?
BOTW's combat alone puts it above Skyrim and BOTW's combat isn't exactly top tier.
Also, holy fucking shit about saying Thieves Guild of Skyrim is "actually pretty good". I need to find the post that explains how horribly written and nonsesical the Thieves Guild in Skyrim is.
That's what I remember yeah. I remember my last playthrough of Skyrim like 8 years ago and I was doing your typical honorable Nord warrior and was extremely cheesed you couldn't bring down the Thieves Guild or simply find Esbern on your own.Just how it starts is absolutely horrid. Random guy runs up to you and says you look like you never worked in your life, even though you can be decked out in Dragonbone armor.
Plus i'm pretty sure you can't not accept his offer, and that's a big no-no when it comes to roleplaying.
That's what I remember yeah. I remember my last playthrough of Skyrim like 8 years ago and I was doing your typical honorable Nord warrior and was extremely cheesed you couldn't bring down the Thieves Guild or simply find Esbern on your own.
Got confirmation from the link i posted. How don't know what's with Bethesda and contradicting themselves. They love to jerk off to the apparent fact that their games are about freedom, but then turn around and force players to join factions by not allowing the player to say no.Brynjolf walks up to me, a total stranger, and says, “You’ve never worked a day in your life for all that coin you’re carrying around.” This is a really screwy thing to say to an adventurer. (I imagine running over mountains and fighting through tombs is pretty labor-intensive.) I guess he’s supposed to be insinuating that I’m naturally a thief, but he says this to the player regardless of what gear they have or how much money they’ve got. It’s also odd because you can’t steal for a living until you join the guild, because you have no way to unload stolen goods. He’s implying you’re a thief, when by definition you can’t be one yet. So no matter who you are, he’s flat-out wrong. It’s also odd to be approached to join the Thieves Guild. I get that the guild has fallen on hard times, but this still feels awkward.