Skyrim's been out a while.

[Violet]

You should play a game that never runs out of replayability

They exist?

Scratch that. It's called KotOR. Yep. Screw Skyrim. Star Wars time.


Thanks for the ideas though Might have a go when the boredom of Skyrim has worn off.

Monk as a kajiit is totally viable without mods (just not on the hardest difficulties, and it has to be a heavy armor monk)... argonians can almost make a case for it, but the dropping of the unarmed tree in skyrim is really unfortunate :X

And yeah, they do exist. Personal examples... MOO, Diablo 2, LoL... basically: any game which features some element of randomness in initial setup but which is largely skill-based after that point.

But making your own fun? Hopefully no game can take that away from you.

You know... I've YET to complete the main storyline OR the Civil War OR the mages guild OR the companions OR the thieves guild. Sersiouly... I've done the Dark Brotherhood, but I just didn't feel any draw to the other three. And then while I'm walking around a different part of Riften than usual, I'm tipped off about some unfathomable deeps and off I go And I've put *at least* 400 hours into the game. Dunno how I still have fun in it... I guess I just REALLY love the universe of TES. Oblivion's still fun too, but the main quest in that game actually seems important. Morrowind? Incredible. I need to go get it again so I can open up chapters of dialogue with peeps and kill peeps who are important to the story if I want to.

I was introduced to Morrowind by a Brazilian, can you imagine? Good times.