So I tried playing ELDER SCROLLS V: SKYRIM In 2022...
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2022
- Today, we unearth an absolute classic that no one talks about and has only been released one time. Since this hidden gem doesn't get the attention it so rightfully deserves, it's up to me to market Skyrim to the masses in the name of Todd.
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Skyrim is a game that you always come back, put 200 hrs, get tired, quit, and after a few months or year you repeat the same cycle again XD
Could not be more true
Same with oblvion which is far better than skyrim in almost every aspect besides graphics and combat
@@HDGaminTutorials in your opinion.
@@jameslindsay5889 a lot of people have that opinion.
I can't even put a solid 30 min into skyrim without saying "man this game fucking sucks." As an rpg experience it's very shallow.
I try playing Skyrim every 6 months for 200 hours. Does wonders for my body.
So basically every 6 months you just start a new playthrough 😂
@@HDGaminTutorials Yes.
I go through cycles with Skyrim. I play it for 10-30 hours, remember I don't like the game, put it down, and come back a year later cause other people say how good it is. Then the next year when I come back I still don't like it.
@@thatonetyeguy2330 I wish I didn’t like it
@@CostFrost I'm going to try to like it I guess. Play the game how the game wants me to play it. By that I mean going through the guild quest lines and dlc leveling up/getting good gear before I can go exploring without getting my butt handed to me on a silver platter. Hit level 30 before trying to find stuff in the world lol. (Cause to me it feels like you need to be high level when exploring just for the games difficulty to make sense because enemy scaling is wonky)
A copy of skyrim should be sent out to space along with the other stuff about human history so aliens can know the greatness of this game
This is a great 💡. Maybe one day
its okay. like a 8/10
Maybe you can launch a copy into space, have it circle the solar system for 50 years, retrieve it, and then compare it to the 60th Anniversary Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Really This Time Unicorns and Rainbows Ultimate Skyrim Edition that just retailed for $999.99. Of course, both games would recognizable given they still have the same bugs from 2011. But honestly, we’d play them because Elder Scrolls VI would still in development.
More like the greatness of human kind itself. Just think of all the engineering and sophisticated technology required to even put things like this together in the first place. I'm waiting for another Voyager type mission, the one that had a golden record containing the sounds of earth. Truely remarkable, I still wonder sometimes if that space craft will one day reach intelligent life, or if it will all be lost and collide with an asteroid or be destroyed by the heat of entering an atmosphere if it got lucky enough to reach a planet.
Todd howard would be so proud.
I’ve been playing this game so long I think I should be getting paid royalties
We all should...
"Drink for the dirty! Food for the monkey!"
Games that require you to walk ALL THE WAY back to where you started in the dungeons is almost always deal breaking to me now because of how Skyrim designed the majority of its dungeons to be a full circle in a clever way. It’s immersive and addictive
yeah the walk back is annoying tbh, especially in much later playthroughs where you're not exploring anymore and know the layout
talking to you Jedi Fallen Order lol. That mechanic of that game almost ruined what otherwise was a great game!
I appreciate the shortcuts back to the beginning, but I often wished there was a few more dungeons that weren't linear. I miss some of the old style wandering to dead ends, finding other routes, or unrelated areas. Blackreach was good for this, but that was about it in Skyrim
Bad take. Just give us dungeons that aren't for babies and a teleport spell.
I remember I couldn’t get Skyrim right away and i rewatched the gameplay Bethesda released over and over for a week or two but when my mom took me to GameStop one Friday I stayed up for a day and a half just to fall asleep to the most beautiful ambient music in gaming history.
... preferably the DRM-Free Skyrim GOG SE version that just released on Sept. 29, 2022 for around $14.00 US.
@@GraeTendo dude that was when Skyrim first released. Chill out with the degrading ass virtue signaling. Trust me we all see how fucked up the industry is. Some of us just haven’t stopped loving what it used to be.
This game really is timeless
indeed
yeah mostly because of the modders :p
@@asgeirkvitvik6685 yes, modding is definitely why I still play it.
@@spiderz5145 i spend WAY more time moding Skyrim then actually playing the game :D
@@asgeirkvitvik6685 same here lol, I’m always having new character ideas, and downloading mods for them, and then those characters last like… a day? And the cycle repeats lol.
This video shows the reason I love Bethesda games, there's just so much to find an explore with dynamic gameplay. People these days want everything handed to you, like Sony does. (Watch a cutscene, fight some enemies, then watch another cutscene). I love making my own story or just doing missions my way. So many people just keep wanting Starfield to be focused on one big central story with no bugs, that's not the point.
I started getting into RPGs when Mass Effect/Dragon Age came out. I remember when I heard about Skyrim I was curious. When it came out I watched my buddy playing it and the amount of content and map size was a bit much for me at the time. Never played it. I’m an RPG/open world veteran now so I bought the recent release of it and gave it a shot a few months ago. Put in a 240 hour run. All the DLC and creation club. My verdict? Even 11 years after it’s release it’s one of the best games I’ve ever played. The music. The stories and lore. The options to build your character. The action. It’s a masterpiece. Totally worthy of all the praise it gets and then some.
I think what makes a game like Skyrim great is the crazy amount of lore . I can read hundreds of books in game and get some sense of the world and how factions interact. Then I can shut the game off and scroll for hours on the SkyrimWiki . It made Tamriel a real place to me and have a sense of my actions having some sort of consequence.
Skyrim truly is timeless. Last playthrough I did was when it launched. I got it Christmas of 2011 and I fell in love with it. I think by the time I stopped playing I had put about 300 hours into it. Just recently started playing on PC and the fire is burning all over again. Just cleared out Blackreach (so enjoy the Vulthuryol battle) and looking forward to more adventuring.
Encouraged a mate who’s a big Fallout fan to get into Skyrim & that in turn, has sparked myself getting back into it. I remember watching my big brother play it when I was younger, when I first got into Skyrim I spent like 3-4 weeks lost in the world, still brings back good memories & is still an extremely enjoyable game to play. Especially given the Series X upgrades.
Listen, I tried playing Skyrim many times, but it just wasn't for me. Only when Bethesda released it for Alexa did I truly see the charm. It was meant for the Alexa. I hope TESVI is an Alexa exclusive, truly.
It will be Xbox exclusive tho
@@UNDEADWXRLORD The man clearly wants to fck alexa let him dream
@@UNDEADWXRLORD surely not exclusive, exclusive. Xbox first then everyone else 6 months to year later.
Can’t see it being in a developers interest financially to lock themselves to one platform. Especially after spending so much time on it
@@christinaedwards5084 all new Bethesda titles that are coming out are Xbox exclusive they also are playable on pc.
@@UNDEADWXRLORD good job I bought a series x then although I’m sure they’ll have a better model out by then the series X Enhanced
About the step-up thing. I like the one in Skyrim and it never felt too streamlined to me. In Oblivion I felt disoriented even though there's a compass, and didn't know where to go first after exiting the sewer. I'm all about open world freedom but sometimes being left in an open field is almost too much. With that said, true step-out for me in Skyrim was after leaving Riverwood and seeing Whiterun in the vast open tundra. This is when I felt gamer's high and start running like crazy lol.
A game I'll never get bored of. I actually played the game many times through with mods on so I never platinumed the game. So now that's my excuse to play it one more time
Especially when you are a straight modder like myself
Skyrim for me is endless unless something game breaking happens like elder scrolls 6 as we know it
I didn't find the secret passage in Pinewatch until my second playthrough of the game, and I remember being shocked by how I missed it and so many other secrets or unmarked points of interest throughout the world. I still enjoy most Ubisoft-style open worlds, but I know that once I've been to every question mark on the map, there just isn't much else to find or a reason to start a new game. No matter how thoroughly I think I've explored an area in Skyrim, I find something I've never seen before within hours of a new playthrough. The world just never gets old!
seriously The Hours That have been spent in this game is impossible to guess considering how many times I have watched Gopher's Playthroughs or MXR reviewing Mods or ESO's Guides or Broduels Builds. Skyrim created a Community that is unrivaled in single player Games.
Always find myself coming back and starting a new playthrough, still discovering new things and mods. It's a constant loop, and hopefully will be in es6.
One of my favourite ways, and last one I did was a full on necromancer, and if not that you can't go wrong with a two handed orc.
I would argue that the true "step-out" moment in skyrim is the first time you press the map button.
Skyrim has my favorite map ever made. :D
I got Skyrim day 1 and I love it but I've always thought the map fucking sucks...
Every time I start a new game, straight to Bleak Falls Barrow, it's "where the fun begins" in my opinion
Skyrim is my favorite game of all time. The nostalgia, the adventure, the setting, the music, the lore, the customization, and much more, imo this game just cant be beat.
We always come back home to Skyrim. I just installed a fresh set of mods and started another play though.
TES 6 has some big shoes to fill, and it won’t be easy especially without Jeremy Soule composing the music.
Talk about stars aligning. I was watching the Digital Foundry analysis and gearing up for a trip back to Skyrim as this dropped.
The step out moment is when you come out of the forest and see whiterun in the distance. That's when I felt the vastness
I first found you Matty when Skyrim came out and you did unique weapons videos. Such a good time. Been watching you ever since! Even though I game hardly at all, I love your content.
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I was just getting the itch to fire up Skyrim again - it's been 4 or 5 years. Your video just made the itch more intense. Thanks for the nostalgia!
Skyrim will always hold up. The adventure is far from over.
I understand what you’re saying about the step out not being as open, BUT it shows the story elements off the bat. Bleak Falls Barrow is just on the horizon and as you step forward you’re introduced to so much. The talos shrine, the bandits, Alduin drive by, and hell even Talsgar a lot of the time on the road
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Honestly it’s be way cooler if Lokir escaped with some illusion magic and then approached you in the Rift hold as a random encounter to draw you into the thieves guild. Way more natural than meeting Brynjolf in the market who’s already on a job. He should be trying to lay as low as possible not recruit at the same time.
Now i really want a video ranking Step Out Moments
Fallout 3 and Oblivion share the top spot for me.
Bro your intro is hilarious. Love it!!!
I still remember learning about this game watching E3. It caught my interest and decided to give it a try. Loved it so much that it eventually became the reason I got into PC building
Currently playing Skyrim and I feel addicted lol from exploring to the music it's so easy to get lost in this game. Its why I always come back
Haven’t watched one of your videos since fallout 4’s release. I’m still loving the content! Can’t wait for Elder Scrolls content in the future
I've been playing skyrim survival mode on my series x and I've been enjoying it. Happy 2022 people
7:17 Bleak Falls Barrow was a transcendent moment in gaming for me, just as you described it Matty
No offense Matty but I feel like I see this video every few months, lol.
Matty you should do an open world step out moment tier list like you said. Could be short be would be oh so nostalgic for many games
Still playing and having fun. Rolaf is my companion too. Love this game! Timeless. Bought the book set and plan to read this winter.
3:40 I know exactly the feeling you're talking about. I was but a wee 6th grader at the time and EVERYONE was talking about Skyrim. People would tell "Skyrim stories" about crazy or cool things that happened to them, and I couldn't believe the things they were saying. How could all this different stuff be in one game? Back in 2011 this much content under one title was unheard of. I finally got it and played Skyrim almost exclusively for the next year.
Hey thank you so much for mentioning the Alexa version. I am a long time gamer who has basically lost my usable vision this year, and I miss gaming so much. Yeah, there’s Last of Us part 1 and 2 with their amazing accessibility, but beyond that, there isn’t a lot for us blind gamers. I tried it and the snark is very heavy with the narrator, it’s funny, and takes me back to my hours of time in Skyrim (and the 50 or so Nexus mods I had installed). Anyway, thanks for alerting me to that game and keeep up the awesome videos. :)
I used to blaze it up to Skyrim and just chill to the ambient music. Every time I see snow or walk around white run I feel a cool breeze and a sense of nostalgia
I avoided this game for years and finally bought it for $5 yesterday. All I can say is it’s the best $5 I’ve ever spent on a game, and I’ve been missing out heavily
yeah same i tried it once and was like this is shit, tried in again like a week ago and have 50 hours in it
Let’s be honest, any other game I play is just a break from playing Skyrim 😅 currently playing Morrowind for the first time
My wife and I were given the hardbound books of the complete Skyrim books found in the game. Quite awesome. ... oh, and I also have the Skryim cook book. 🙂
What a life 😊
'Ofcourse I'm going to cover ES VI' Bold of you to assume it will come in your lifetime. Or at least in the next 15 years or so.
Interesting that you play a high elf and choose to follow a stormcloak out of helgen. What’s the word for that? IRONY. Love it. Good job Matty.
Skyrim was my second game I chose to get into. I’ve played it every year since it came out, and with over a hundred days of my life spent in the country of the Nords, it will always have a special place in my heart.
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That intro had me rolling on the floor laughing! 🤣
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I am running Skyrim with over 100 mods on the Steam Deck, runs flawlessly! Currently trying to complete the entire Legacy of the Dragonborn museum. Will probably take me around 2000 hours to complete the museum
Did you know you can use the Thu'um for gaining entrance to the College of Winterhold instead of a spell?
@@Sigilstone17 I didn't but thanks. I will try it when I start the C.O.W. Do you need to be recognized as the Dragonborn first? I am using the Alternate Start mod, so I am not the Dragonborn (though I can be)
@@CompleteProducer84 you just need to be able to Shout
Only a hundred?
@@jimcalhoun361 Yeah, I capped it out at a bit over 100 for the Deck as I wasn’t sure if it could handle my normal mod load and maintain good performance. After around 30 hours, no crashes and excellent performance, I’m starting to think it could have handled it. But there was a bunch of crap I didn’t need anyway, so it was good to lean it out a bit
I was also a junior in high school, I already had it planned to go to GameStop when my mother got off of work. Well I get home at around 2:30 and my mom is already home, heck yeah get to go to GameStop 2 hours early and get it early! Go into my room to change, SKYRIM IS ON MY BED, my mom went get it for me because she knew how excited I was for this game. Such an amazing memory.
Its really funny to see this video cause im actually playing the special edition right now. I never got to experience mods in Skyrim as a kid
I love that Matty took the exact path I take every new playthrough lol
Bought the vanilla version a few years after it came out...then the legendary version. Played it like it was meant to be played by exploring the world and not using shortcut cheating. Maybe that's why i never even got to the other dlc like dawnguard. Played it off and on reguarly for years then stopped. Bought a new computer and downloaded the anniversary edition with new content. Started playing it again. This game is a masterpiece even if there are some bugs.
I spent 260 hours on the Xbox 360 edition.
200 hours on the Xbox one SE.
I traded in the Xbox for a PS4.
I spend 100 hours on the PS4 edition, the mods are okay.
I buy an xbox one x in 2021 and get gamepass.
I get into modding;
Next thing I know, I’m thinking about my load order while I’m working.
It seems as if mod load order became an extra layer of difficulty that was rewarding to mess with.
I’m 100-110 hours deep in the newest xbox mod play through and I see no end in sight.
This game and the community are timeless and I see no end in sight for this game.
Favorite of all time. Have since fallen in love with other entries like Morrowind but Skyrim will always be like comfort food to me
The first 2 and half minutes had me rollin 🤣 how many years he called out XD
Been going through a lot of shit this past month and a half some pretty heavy stuff. This game has been my saving grace.
I bought Skyrim for my son when it came out, and again when he upgraded consoles, and again when he got into computer gaming and again and again lmao. Took a few copies before my curiosity got the best of me. My son is now 20 and I will forever cherish the bonding that came from the love of Skyrim
Damn it Matty, I'm trying to get through my backlog but now I'm just gonna go play Skyrim again
That intro was brilliant
I love the Thieves Guild and its influence it has on the world when you don't money cheat. I mean: being able to steal in all cities and sell all your loot to fences and talk your way out of problems with guards is just beautiful roleplaying for me.
First time I played this game I was like 9 and didn’t even know how to save lmao now I’m 19 still coming back to this game every few months. Totally holds up
Intro was gold lol
I just bought a Series S and the first game I installed was Skyrim, so I'm presently using firebolt to send burning goats tumbling down the mountainside just outside Winterhold.
Every few years I come back and check it out. I recently started with mods and just ended up with a half naked harem following me I don’t know how it happened 😅
Great vid. Love Skyrim ❤
Skyrim I believe is a long placeholder for es6. Which I think will be LEGENDARY.
All good art takes time and ❤
Yo Matty is really outside with the danganronpa music 😭😭 (thanks for the reccomendation again)
Have you ever done a vid ranking your favorite step out moments? I'd never thought about step out moments till I watched... maybe a vid of yours on Fallout New Vegas? Anyway, they now always catch my attention, and I'd love to see some of your favorites!
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You know that RUclips phenomenon of Ginosaji.
In part two of that... movie he will have a set of Skyrim boxes instead of silver spoons.
I think a complaint I have is there is a literal war going on but you never really see that play out unless you are directly doing a quest. I love the mod that fixes that, but if you use mods you lose achievements
remember that Skyrim Very Special edition trailer 😅
the part that killed me was the actor saying the ice breath shout while playing on a Samsung Smart Refrigerator 😭
also Todd Howard said once, if you want us to stop releasing Skyrim, stop buying it. I mean he ain't wrong lol
I had just started a Skyrim replay a day ago before I saw this. Almost every year around winter time I'll do a Skyrim replay. Long rpgs always feel right when it starts to get cold and snowy, especially Skyrim.
I was really chomping at the bit for starfield this year so I'm hoping we wont have to wait too long for it. Let a run of Skyrim and maybe fallout 4 after that fill the void.
That moment when you eat an 8th of mushrooms and get lost in the forest right in front of Riftin for an hour! Memories...
I was 11 years old and had pre ordered the ultimate edition with the pre order book. Was the most hyped I ever was and man Skyrim did not let down. I’m kinda glad that Bethesda knew how great the game was for its time too.
Never stopped playing. Mods renew the game. Funnily enough I haven't seen the vanilla start in years, thanks for the memories.
I think Matty makes a good point about Skyrim’s step-out moment. The view is pretty nice, but the way it guides you to progress the opening questline right away ruins the pacing. You want the player to stand there and soak it in for a moment, but I usually just immediately start following Hadvar to Riverwood.
"Do you know whats wrong with Cyrodill these days? Everyone is obsessed with sex".
(Trots off to the local Bath Houses for an Orgy, then the Vomitorium for a spot of lunch, and finally the Amphitheatre's Gladatorial Arena and Dungeons of Death).
After all theese years and I didn't realize those sounds marked the end of a dungeon! 🤯
I turn the music off as pre warning of attacks and not being able to hear footsteps doesn’t help a khajiit assassin.
You know I'm something of a scientist myself!! - Skyrim.
The r2d2 in your room is sick
Funny thing is I only played a single playthrough of this game in 2012...did everything I possibly could with expansions and I haven't really played it since lol I should tho cuz it's such a great game
The Slow descent into maddness must not be understated. Surely this is Sheogorath approved.
That intro meme is timeless
The ghost shout is low key the best...
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I play Skyrim like reading a book. A book I have to read once a year at least. Skyrim and even Oblivion are total forms of therapy for me.
"The year is..." 🤣🤣🤣
Boy, that escalated quickly. I mean, that really got out of hand fast. - Ron Burgundy.
The Danganronpa music in the beginning got me lol.
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Who else recognizes the music at 1:45 due to Matty's endless recommendation? lol
I never played this game and every year I say I will play it this year... and repeat
Step out moment tier list video plz 😂
I still havent done everything in Skyrim... 😫 I originally got it for xbox on launch day with the collectors edition. Once i finally got a PC i bought it again. I'll always love this game. It just did something special.
It's 2022 and I decided to play it again.
Yep, still love it, didn't bother with the anniversary edition
it's crazy how often this game has been patched and re released and they haven't fixed a single bug in the 10 straight years they've had and thats the frustrating part. they have the team to port it and make all these new versions so you'd think they'd have a team to patch the well known issues that have been there since day 1
I tried playing this once a long time ago and didn’t get much past the intro. Just couldn’t get into it. Might try again one day. Similar thing happened with Witcher 3 and when I went back to that fell in love.
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restarted playing Morrowind. and that got me no matter what version and elderscroll game one plays it helps useing illusion and merchant functions
I love this game more than my first born child. No matter what I do or how long I play it I always come back for more. Is this game a digital drug??? O.o
I played this game 1 complete time, I have tried soooo many times to get back into it, after all these years its too shallow of a game
2023: Skyrim Toaster Edition
2024: Skyrim Refrigerator Edition
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