SERIOUSLY. My first one was a white haired Breton named "Geralt", of course. Only because I wanted to play the Witcher 2, but didn't have a 360, nor a PC. Then, upon doing the college of winterhold quest, like.... 36 hours in, my PS3 bricked on me when I jumped down from a ledge to the ground. My mans Geralt never landed. RIP.
Mine was an Orc . I had Daedric armor but no enchantments cause they didn’t appeal to me at the time . I was always getting SMOKED by master mages . Didn’t understand why they did so much damage until I truly learned and mastered the game . I like playing as elves now. Usually high elf
i remember sneaking to the living room at 11 years old, turning on the ps3 and playing this game for the first time. my dad told me not to; i was too young for it, he said. I didn't realize the volume was on, and when the title screen came up, I woke my father up. He walks in and I'm scared ill get grounded, but instead, he laughs quietly and sits with me, lowers the volume, and teaches me how to do the first mission. 12 years later, it's still one of my fondest memories. We still play together !!!
I always abused fast travel when I was younger but now I’ve realised that taking time travelling the roads and experiencing all the sights, sounds, ambience and encounters on the journey is really what makes the game shine.
correct bro, survival mode force you to explorer area. even some area had transportation to go, but some area do not have and you are force to travel with your horse.
I also enjoyed this as a werewolf. Sprinting constantly. Enjoying being fast and strong. I really got to enjoy exploring the nature of Skyrim like the first time
I think one of the best feelings is when you spend hour fighting in some nordic or dwemer ruins where you have to constantly be on the lookout for danger, but then you exit that place and it's finally a moment of peace: there's no danger, no horrible death sounds, just a clear starry night, the sound of crickets and an amazing soothing soundtrack.
@@chibicthulhu4382 Haha, for the first couple of seconds yeah. The adventure would be exhilarating but I mean those marriage choices are pretty limited😂
yes game reincarnation, if only it exist. (Delete SAVE + Startover) Forgetting from mind memories (2 Bottle of Coca-Cola + A Wall + Hitting Head on The Wall) #SatisfactionGuaranteed
I'm forty years old and have just started playing this. I'm going through the heartbreak of loss and have discovered a place of refuge for the soul in this world of Skyrim.
Man, I remember when this game came out. I robbed a bunch of houses, got married, got arrested and had to break out of prison. I also played a lot of Skyrim, as well
One of the best things in Skyrim is to just walk the roads at night. Even if you get attacked in random encounters, or get a greeting from a stranger, it's just so nice walk. I guess nighttime in games feels the same way it does in real life if you're free by then. You're alone and enjoying yourself in solitude, events left in the day will shine though eventually, but they can wait, because the night is yours to conquer.
especially if you are on survival mode or running frostfall mod. night + rain or winter is combination of death. 🤣also swimming on low temperature area is bad joke.
It takes absolute courage and strengths to overcome such evil nature, i think that one is better because if you were born good, it doesn't make you good believe it or not, a person who knows their capable of evil actions and because they choose to be good! But a good person is someone who knows they can be evil, but still choose to be good!
This game was, and still is, an escape for me. It's nice just being able to wander the roads and take in the sights. Thanks, Skyrim, for being part of my life.
Cool thing, that we live so far away from eachorher, so many different person with different age, gender, culture, language, we've never met, never will, and still, at this point we all feel the same. :)
I play Skyrim with my seven years old son on a regular basis now. And he absolutely loves it. he absolutely wanted to play as a wizard Argonian and his favourite activity is to swim in the ocean or in the rivers of Skyrim. Everytime he sees a waterpoint he deviates from his quest and just enjoys the moment. That's so cute. The game is so immersive. And when we finish a quest and i tell him "ok boy that's enough play for the day", he absolutely wants to go to an INN, take a meal and then sleep for 7-8 hours. The rest of the warrior ! I guess. 😃This is so cool. I 'm so happy to share this with him. I never imagined that this would happen when this game launched in 2011.🤩
Skyrim will fr call to all of us bro, find that Xbox, load up Skyrim and jump into your latest save and just admire the time you’ve spent just relaxing and exploring with your character it’s a great feeling remember when I came back to Skyrim it was just like it was the last time I played it it will always be great
Skyrim truly is a timeless game. It's one of those games where you won't play it for months maybe even a year or so, but when you load it up, you're drawn right back to it. Like you never left. Masterpiece.
I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE! So, I had stopped playing skyrim because i had gotten board when playing One year later in the lockdown I said "Hay i'm going to re-visit skyrim." and here i am, Playing it every chance i get.
Vinny Bologna That’s true One time I hadn’t played Skyrim for almost a year, then I saw it, the Daedric armour, I grounded for it and eventually got the whole set then went to finish the main story, then a few months later my brother spilled MTN on my disk and it don’t work anymore
the last time I touched my skyrim save, I left my Nord Knight in lakeview manor, with his children and wife. He had slain Alduin, subdued the Blades, the Stormcloaks, and the vampires of the Volkihar clan, and conquered Miraak: the first Dragonborn, as well as Karstaag and the Ebony Warrior. He now lives a comfortable existence, being quite possibly the most powerful being in Tamriel, who simply wants to live a quiet life amongst his loved ones now. but, one day, I know i'm going to boot it back up, for one last adventure. And that alone gets me excited. edit: thanks for all the mod recs, i have actually played through quite a few, faves being Forgotten City, Falskaar, Vigilant, and Bruma. looks like retirement's on hiatus for a while lmao.
Imagine if you finally find it 70 years from now in the attic of your house. You dust it off and turn it on and load up your save and your character is exactly where you left him/her... An old man/women playing the game of their childhood.
Part of me is sad that I never experienced Skyrim during the initial craze, but I'm grateful to be experiencing this masterpiece for the first time now.
Don't be sad. The game, the atmosphere, the ambience and the music are good even now. There are people starting Oblivion just now, and it's a 2006 game. Oblivion and Skyrim are my second world!
I envy you, I wish I could play it again and experience it for the first time. One main tip, take your time and don’t rush or try and fast travel too much. Enjoy the journey
only thing your missing out on is the nostalgia which is what makes the game so special to me and forever a home, but everyone has there game. Hope its incredible for you
There’s just something that draws us back. Even after several playthroughs and hundreds (maybe thousands) of hours, there’s still always something to find.
Skyrim has it's 10th anniversary this year. I hope Bethesda has something very special planned this year, especially with Microsoft owning Bethesda. This game is legendary at this point. I've met plenty of people who have never played Final Fantasy, Deus Ex or Metal Gear Solid, but I've never met anyone that didn't play Skyrim.
Getting lost in a Dwarven ruin for literal fucking hours, bonding with your companion, only to have him say this line when you finally make it to a shop and take some stuff you wanted to sell later. My fucking heart.
@@malcador I had a glitch where i couldnt finish the quest where you team up with mercer frey so I just left the cave and he followed me ever since. He was such a strong and good companion, we slayed so many tough opponents together. Then one day I went to finish our quest only to be betrayed by him. My fucking heart as well.
I have quite possibly spent 10,000+ hours on this game. I was a poor kid, and we couldnt afford the dlcs back then. I just played the base game, and was satisfied for literal years. On the xbox 360, my first character was a nord who was named "Prisoner" because I pressed the enter button on accident. Back then I never would have guessed that I would eventually know literally everything there is to know about this game. I would completely max out dozens of characters, never getting bored. I would find every location and do every quest, hundreds of times over. I would buy every house, get every daedric artifact, and become thane of every hold, and I would always love every second. When the ps4 came out, i bought dragonborn and dawnguard, and another thousand hours went into mastering everything I could do in that content. It was never a chore, spending hours sneaking around the bear and attacking ralof or hadvar in the helgen cave to max my sneak and one handed before ever leaving helgen. Then leaving helgen and speedrunning through embershard and anises cabin to get the smithing book and potion of invis. It was just fun. One shotting the ebony warrior on legendary is an indescribable sense of accomplishment. No game has ever provided such profound memories and fun as Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and I still play to this day. I have a very deep emotional connection to this game, and it has certainly helped make me into the person I am today. Thanks Bethesda.
As a poor kid i played this everyday for a long time on my old xbox 360 that made the whole room hot and had trouble reading disk i used a wired controller since batterys where a luxury and my tv sat on the floor but when i played i can forget my daily troubles and drift away in this game i didnt have the internet so i couldnt look stuff up on a wiki i played this game so much i unlocked every achievement and even tho im wealthier now i still play to this day because of the modding community
I remember like it was yesterday ... I was only 10 years old when a friend of mine from swimming classes recommended this game to me. Without knowing much about it, I asked my mom for it in my birthday and received a gift that totally changed the course of my life. I started playing Skyrim and little by little I became enchanted by the game, the beautiful snowy landscapes and the welcoming atmosphere made me love the same. I remembered every corner of the map, knew the npcs by name, loved all the music on the soundtrack and there was always a new adventure to explore, from the stone valleys of Markarth to the remote island of Solstheim, I fell in love with it all. I could build a house, get married, have children, learn more about that mysterious world and become the great hero that everyone needed, it was like a dream coming true. I remember spending several mornings at school sad and without mood because of constant bullying, but always being able to come home and having a moment of fantasy, a home in that game ... Over time, I became interested in lore, and consequently, I became interested in the medieval period. I started to read several books about the medieval period and I became interested in general history, and therefore, today I study to become a diplomat and be able to not only study history, but make history. And it wasn't just this, loving the music of the game, I started to become interested in classical music, listening to an old CD of Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" and falling in love with classical music, which made me change as a person. Skyrim changed me, I can no longer go back to the game and play normally because I have spent an eternity in that fantasy world and today I no longer have time for it, but I will never forget the times in which I became a werewolf, fought dragons, helped an ancient vampire to prevent the sun from being destroyed, raised a family and several other adventures that I witnessed in this masterpiece. Thank you very much, Skyrim.
Wait, your only 18, and already studying to be a diplomat? Skyrim was released november 11, 2011, so I guess you could be 19, but since the game was recommended to you, some time since its release must have passed.
I love how my parents would always tell me that I was wasting my time playing skyrim. That I wasn't making good memories, and will regret not doing something else when I'll get older. 11 years later and Boy were they wrong. Just hearing this game music brings a sense of peace and nostalgic joy that I've pretty much never experience before. I love video games. I love skyrim.
I always found it funny when people said video games were a waste of time, that they rot your brain and use up the limited hours of your life for meaningless escapism. My goal in life is simply to experience, and some of my most memorable moments come from gaming
Everything is meaningless, surprisingly few people are going to remember you, and we all end up dead anyway. Our parents (and us, to a certain extent) have a weird obsession with being remembered, but that's just not fun. If life is to be enjoyed, then why do I have to do something unenjoyable in my free time? The only memories that matter are the ones I take to my grave, so I might as well remember a lot of things I like.
@@JL32506 Ngl the ending of that comment got a little pessimistic but ignore my comment rn plz bc I'm fried AF just listening to Skyrim music and you have a great taste in games brother, gn
Crying right now, my stepbrother that I lost when I was 7 introduced me to this game and a lot more. I wish he was still here, its crazy to think that a video game can mean so much to me and other people. Thank you guys so much for your kind words, they mean a lot.
The beautiful scenery and music encapsulates you inside of towering, snow-capped mountains, giving you the feeling of being locked off from the rest of the world deep inside the mountains of another world.
@@wyattgeorge9696 I think it’s mostly just Jeremy’s absolute masterpieces. When I see just gameplay of Skyrim I don’t get this cozy feeling, but when I hear the music, I do.
Skyrim is a game that you'll never get bored of playing, at times I'll just pop it in and just enjoy walking around listening to the beautiful music, killing bandits, dragons and draugr, it's a timeless game that'll hold a special place in everyone's hearts
Unfortunately I wish this was the case for me. Maybe I'll come back to it in the future but for the last few years I haven't been able to play it anymore. Never excites me anymore. Still love the OST though, and I doubt that will change.
I have terrible depression and anxiety, have most of my life. Skyrim was my escape, and now the music is the only thing that can put me to sleep. I’ve got a better control of my life now, but this takes me back. It’s nice having this to turn to when I’ve been up far too many hours. If you ever need someone to talk to, respond. I may not be able to give advice, but I will listen.
@@robinrandal8876 It's great that we live in a time where that's possible. And who's to say that it's not real? If my mind can convince me that the world of Skyrim is real, then it's real. An author named Gabriel García Márquez once said "Life isn't what you lived, but how you remember it to tell others about it". He wasn't talking about videogames of course, but it can easily apply.
I've posted this elsewhere but I'll never not post this; It was Christmas morning 2011, I was 16 at this point and of all the gifts I was hoping for a games console and Skyrim, had literally been spam watching the trailer for months on end, I had recited every word said... so there I was opening all my generic gifts (which I was entirely grateful for) and still no joy, so albeit a little disappointed my mum disappeared into the next room and I just assumed she was going to prep the Christmas dinner, my mum then returns two minutes later and hands me a game shaped and perfectly wrapped case, but as someone who had previously owned an xbox 360 it was a little small so I just thought it might have been a bluray DVD or something. So there I was ripping it off and I noticed the PS3 logo on the top left, I literally felt my heart jump as I ripped more of the wrapping off and exposed the black paper on the case, instantly I knew what it was but then I thought "hang on a minute, I don't even have a PlayStation 3" then I proceed to look up to see my mum put down a big wrapped box in front of me, I knew what it was and she didn't have to say a single word to me, I've never set anything up so fast in my life. I loaded up, saw the "Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" intro and just felt nothing but pure joy, I played it the whole of Christmas day, only stopping to eat dinner then resuming my marathon, exploring anything and everything, talking to anyone and everyone, learning my first thu'um, killing my first Wolf. Even today, 7 years later I find myself falling asleep to this soundtrack, work, bills, expenses can't stop my unconditional love for something that essentially changed my life. You know what they say about Skyrim's soundtrack, you can't touch its music, but its music can touch you. Thank you to anyone who read the whole thing but it's just a fraction of the effort I'd like to express toward Todd Howard and Bethesda for making probably THE greatest RPG game of all Time, until ES6 comes out that is.
I rarely feel the need to reply to others, but just reading it throws me into a warm holiday mood and nostalgia, thank you for sharing this slice of your life :) I also had an unexplainable time with this game. We are very fortunate I have to say. And soon there's Christmas again, I hope you'll have a great time again, possibly with Skyrim, I definitely will and I'm sure your story will come to mind while I roam the plains at day and night.
Beautiful story. I always love hearing "that game" stories. The one that changed it all. The one that became more than just a game, or helped you through a bad time. This particular game didn't have that profound an impact on me, but I was the ripe old age of 33 the first time I picked it up. But I can absolutely relate. "That game" for me was Final Fantasy II (IV US but we didn't know it back then), which I got in the early 90s. I was maybe 14. Lots of the same emotions back then for me, thanks to what was a groundbreaking game in its day (with an equally beautiful score). I do love Skyrim. I got the XB1 remaster almost two years ago now and play the hell out of it. The music is amazing and the world is fantastic. Love it.
Man, Secunda brings back a lot of memories, of traveling through Skyrim at night and just admiring the beauty of the auroras, stars, and planets. What a game. I'll never forget my first character I completed the game with: Bodvar Bear-Heart. A Nord warrior with long blonde hair and a beard, tribal warpaint on his scarred face, heavy armored and weilding a greatsword. I'll never forget all the journeys across Skyrim, finally slaying Alduin, and then later on Harkon and Miraak, saving the land countless times. Then, finally, hanging up the dragonbone armor and sword, settling down in Solitude with Aela and two adopted children, Lucia and Sophie. Corny as it may sound, Skyrim was a big part of my life at one point when I was fresh out of high school and still finding myself. I still come back to it, even today.
Seeing stuff like this warms my heart, reminds me of the nostalgic memories I still hold dear from this game. These experiences are part of what made us into who we are today.
Still remember like it was yesterday: Imagine a warm summer evening, the window was open and a light breeze crawled through my room. I didn’t worry about school, holidays just began. I spent the whole night exploring cave after cave, climbed the highest mountains and fought off giants and trolls. Then i found out i just played the „intro“, i just found out i am the dragonborn. Suddenly it hit me like a truck. I just couldnt stop playing, a feeling that i Never felt again until this day came over me. The urge to explore, i forgot about time and completely indulged into it. The night was over and the sun slowly started to rise. And i knew, this will be an epic journey. Thank you for this video. It brought up memories i completely forgot about even existing. Life became so hectic, but i guess this comes with growing up, its an unevitable change that everybody needs to get through. But these, damn these were simple times, and most definitely one of the best phases of my entire childhood. Whoever you are, wherever you are reading this, i hope you had the privilege to experience the same feelings i did and always will do. Have a great day. Cheers from Germany.
I miss 2011 the rivers, the snow-capped mountains and the northern lights. The first experience with Skyrim is something you will never forget. It was far beyond amazing.
My first experience was, that the sleeping bear mum at the beginning is not as murderous as the wagon standing in front of her. It was my first death in my first game. ❤😂
It was amazing exploring the game for the very first time. I'd been playing plenty of games before I got a copy of it, but none of them were remotely as beautiful as Skyrim was. And thanks to how large the map is, I keep finding new things to experience every day. The game still looks breathtaking, and I often find myself just looking at the night sky for a moment instead of pressing onward.
This Skyrim specifically, was way ahead of its time. With graphics, and even music, Combat and crafting was a little glitchy if you know how to break it. Even the world map, but damn did the night sky and the theme hit different at 3am on a Friday or at night after school.
Great music for kid's bedtime, I have used this soundtrack since she was born. She will be 9 pretty soon and I promise she will always remember me by this when she grows up 💗
That dude startles me every time. Only once when I walked into Whiterun, he was kind of just standing in the middle of the corner near Warmaiden's, looking like he actually WAS looking for me, and as I approached, he then noticed me and engaged ...it actually felt like the AI went off program for a minute. One of many absolutely surreal Todd Howard "glitches."
remember when we all first started and we collected every weapon we could find and then just going out into the wild and exploring all sorts of hidden things man nothing really compares to skyrim.
Yeah. You gotta play without fast traveling. Buy a horse and make your way around properly. Stay in an Inn if you need to sleep, don't just wait. Made the game 3x better when I started doing things like that
Mid December 2011, Christmas is on its way. Outside, the enlightened decorations reflect on the falling snow, and a soft wind blows in the trees. You just reached lvl 25, and leave Whiterun to improve your bow skills. Milky way appears through the screen, and ‘Secunda’ hit your ears. Life is good. I wish I could erase my memory to discover Skyrim again.
@@vincentfamorcan7286 yup, I may get bored of the game, but within 6 months I'll always come back. this game means so much to me as it was my entire childhood. I have so many fun filled memories of this enchanting game
With over 600 hours played, i love coming back, with or without mods. There is so many good memories in one game, i love it, and every run i always find a little detail i missed before, or finished something i once did not bother with.
@@Arokzz mod and creation club made this game still on many people hearth haha. especially new area and quality of life mod. I kind of hate combat mod though, it make skyrim felt no longer same game.
“Isn’t it funny how day by day, nothing changes, but when we look back it’s completely different?” C.S Lewis Edit : Jesus 3k likes thanks so much everyone
True story. C.S. Lewis once asked a man if he had read Narnia. The man replied, “I’ve grown out of fairy tales.” C.S. Lewis just looked disappointed and said. “Oh. Well let me know when you are old enough for them again.”
@Virtual Pro Wrestling Matches Fantasy is for the weak minded among us. Grown adults with the minds of babies. Fat, overstuffed, unkempt blobs taking up space in basements around the world. Generating nothing, just consuming shit and being worthless. Get a life, video game geek.
I played this game when it first came out when I was 15. I'm 27 now, and this is a game i've returned to countless times again, always enjoy playing, and never get tired of. This game is a masterpiece, and this music is just amazing. I'm using it now to put my 4mo old daughter to sleep, because it's just so calming and beautiful. I hope one day, she will enjoy this game as much as I did, on the same gaming PC I played it on.
28, same thing. When it came out my parents had just gone out for vacation and I had the whole place for myself, I moved the couch in front of the big screen TV, plugged my computer in and played there for a week. It was magical, I still remember the first time I visited Rorikstead and Alduin wakes up the dragon in the mound nearby. That first Falmer dungeon and finding Blackreach. Priceless.
9:53 p.m. *starts up Skyrim* 9:57 p.m. *turns night in Skyrim, insects chirp and lovely music plays* 11:23 p.m. *wake up after passing out on couch with controller still in hand, camera spinning around character who's now crouching staring at a wall*
Honestly this comment comforts me. It was always nice in-game too, because it made you feel like a journeyman traveling along and finally having a nice spot to stop, relax, and sort through and sell goods.
*Random NPC: "You look tired, friend..." *(My Character) Beowulf: Has 1000hrs+ in Adventures (9yr old (original) character), has 1 or 2 million Septims, has 1 blind eye, has gray hair, is a Nightingale, has 2 daughters, has a wife that loves Khajiits, has a vampire for a best friend, Blots out sun w/ Auriel's Bow daily, Prays to Sithis, has Mehrunes Razor deal 1million dmg, waits everywhere to pass the time, NEVER SLEEPS... xD
Fun fact: The music in video games is specifically designed to motivate while keeping focus. It balances the mood and the tone, keeps up a good rhythm, but never distracts you from the objectives.
That isn't always true, and the degree of focus on maintaining those aspects varies from project from project. It can be very distracting, but also very immersive - it depends on the player and the situation.
I'm 57 and I still come back to this magical world at least once a week. I always loved the night scenes and sunsets. I never considered having Cicero as a companion until last year. He's been quite fun. "Must get mother some flowers, pretty, pretty flowers."
The nostalgia is so rich. A simpler time. Everyday I wish I could go back, exploring those caves for the first time, everyone sharing their experiences at school the next morning, who discovered what in what cave, seeing who was closer to that ebony armour, who was levelling up like a true dragonborn. I went through some tough things as a kid, still do to this day, but I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for games like Skyrim, Fallout and Halo. Beautiful.
And just think about it. As amazing and relieving as video games are (a lot of them anyway), there are still some people that dislike them and are against them. My mother still tells me to stop playing them, and that I'm addicted - but she doesn't understand the feelings it brings to play a game I love. The music of Undertale made me cry each time I played through it, and I love doing this and going back to listen to the soundtracks of my favorite games. I completely relate, Josh.
This was my Christmas present when the game came out, and I remember being on Christmas break playing this all night. Fell asleep a few times and woke up with this music complimented by a wonderful view. Those were the days
Too bad dementia doesn't work that way. You'd be unable to play the games if you get to a point where you've forgotten them. What you want is amnesia. You can still learn to play but you won't remember your past playthroughs 👍
2011 and still, today; this game has been undefeated. What an amazing conquest of love and storytelling. Honestly; the most profound masterful piece of video game design and creation. Thank you to the studio; who dreamt up this madness of complex tales about ordinary people and heroes. From the most fantastic wonders; to the dialogue of mysteries. There is no end; this continuum of complex. And here; I am in 2024. Aging into my days; younger than I want to believe, my added work. For this great company of thinkers, dreamers, and imaginative illustrators. Thank you, sincerely; there is no apologizes for this masterpiece...
I'm playing it like 6-7 years after its release. And it became like a shelter to escape my own bleak and grim world. I feel comfortable there. I ain't even playing to loot, craft and slash enemies three times bigger than me. I play it because I feel safe and familiar with that beautiful artificial world, exploring and reading books here and there. Maybe I'm not supposed to escape my own responsibilities and reality at the age of 24, especially after I stopped playing video games since high school, but whatever. I feel like it's the best therapy right now.
I’m not crying, you’re crying. This game was there for me through so much, bullying in school, to the deaths of family members, abuse and assault, i wrote my first book and published it to Skyrim’s ambiance. I wrote my university dissertation to it and the first song I listened to after my graduation was the Dragonborn comes. Elder scrolls became a way of life, an escape from the bad and I remember less on the bad moments, the really horrifying moments in life and remember more of Jarls, joining the dark brotherhood, riding shadowmare and sitting by a fire in whiteruns travel listening to endless bard songs and who can forget Lydia... and her annoyingly standing in your way...all...the... time. Skyrim is a whole other life. If I die and I wake up on my way ton helgen... well... I’d be so damn ready.
Hey there my friend. Sorry to hear about your struggles. I'm glad this game was able to help you through it. It did for me, too. Just know that you're never alone and you can do anything you put your mind to. Take care.
Yeah, I love it when people comment here they wanna live in Skyrim after death but the point is, they'd probably be some random ass farmers or guards who get slain by Bandits, dragons or Giants
Peaceful, yet also a snowy hell filled with trolls, bandits, vampires, wild animals, civil war, dragons, and disease waiting to kill you. How very much like real life. Too bad we can respawn lol
@Aaronjoined I mean no one is going to forget skyrims success. I think in 100 or 200 years you are really able to combine vr with real movement and then you are really walking into tamriel... And maybe in 300-400 years you can feel everything. The climate, the wounds, the days, the years, the potions, the poisons... Who knows? But we are unfortunately at the start
On my first playthrough I didn't know fast travel existed. After me and Ralof made it out of Helgen, I walked all the way from Whiterun to Windhelm to join the Stormcloaks. It was a long journey, but that beautiful night sky with the magical soundtrack made it an expedition I'll never forget.
This ambiance of music and scenery, I don’t know why, but it evokes a strong feeling of nostalgia to a memory you’ve never had/not sure you had, a feeling of bittersweetness, mystery and awe. It’s strange.
We're not made for working 9 to 5 for money, we are made to work from when the sun comes up untill the sun comes down for our own food, recources like wood, etc. for ourselves and our tribe/family. We're slaves in this "modern" world.
What community are you in all i see these days is scumbags trashing skyrim saying its either trash or it having 10 million flaws. People just don't know the magic of video games anymore 😥
And I always kept making fun of her and bullying her and then she'd literally k1ll a person on one swing, even doing that special animation for it and I'd be like 😀 "oh... Repressed anger, I see-"
12:15 Kyne's Peace I remember when I entered Frostflow Lighthouse for the first time in Skyrim. I thought it was going to be another ordinary dungeon with bandit marauders and their chief, like many times before. After entering the building, however, the tragic story of a family started to unfold in front of my eyes. As I was descending into the icy abyss below, it became clear that I stepped onto Falmer territory. From one chamber to the next, I obliterated every incoming shadowmaster and warmonger along with their Chaurus into Oblivion, while learning the gruesome fate of the man named Habd and his family. When I emerged from this cold and dark hell, this piece of music started playing, and one of the first things that caught my eye was the night sky of Nirn, decorated by the aurora and the myriad of stars. I stayed for a while, contemplating the tragedy of Habd and his family, and even the fate of the Falmer, too. Before leaving, I placed the remains of Habd in the flames of the lighthouse tower, so he could always look to the sea and guide arriving ships to the shore, just as he wished in his final letter. For so many players, such stories combined with the music were what made this game such a unique experience. Edit: Thank you so much for the likes, everyone.
Hands down the best 100% side dungeon (no quests involved before you get there as far as I know). It was kinda in the middle of nowhere too which made it better.
No way, i was playing skyrim last night as a mage focus build for the 1st time and i stumble upon the same lighthouse that you mention, what a tragedy to that family after relocating to that lighthouse
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Can we all have a moment of silence for our first Skyrim characters..
SERIOUSLY. My first one was a white haired Breton named "Geralt", of course. Only because I wanted to play the Witcher 2, but didn't have a 360, nor a PC. Then, upon doing the college of winterhold quest, like.... 36 hours in, my PS3 bricked on me when I jumped down from a ledge to the ground. My mans Geralt never landed. RIP.
Elick, the axe and shield weilding Nord. Long blonde hair and beard.
Mine was an Orc . I had Daedric armor but no enchantments cause they didn’t appeal to me at the time . I was always getting SMOKED by master mages . Didn’t understand why they did so much damage until I truly learned and mastered the game . I like playing as elves now. Usually high elf
"Norcun" is my first character I have over 60 days with him
I'll never forget Rory, killed everyone in Whiterun, never learned that these AIs dont regenerate
_"A Nord's last thoughts... Should be of home."_
*Ralof*
i think it goes
"A Nord's last thoughts... Should be of home."
idk tho
@@thisbeminecraft7643 Tnx m8
Idk this dialogue is extremely sad
Talos guide you
The last thing that goes through a Nord's mind is my arrow.
“Need something?”
yashioman I've been looking for you. Got something I'm supposed to deliver - your hands only.
"Hmm?"
yashioman “Yes?”
"allright then"
"No still nothing"
i remember sneaking to the living room at 11 years old, turning on the ps3 and playing this game for the first time. my dad told me not to; i was too young for it, he said. I didn't realize the volume was on, and when the title screen came up, I woke my father up. He walks in and I'm scared ill get grounded, but instead, he laughs quietly and sits with me, lowers the volume, and teaches me how to do the first mission. 12 years later, it's still one of my fondest memories. We still play together !!!
He was waiting for the day. I tell you this as a fellow father. ❤
@@denialater7775 Indeed, every kid does this at some point.
High five your dad for us!
This made me smile with tears 🥲
bad dad, carry on
"Do come baack!"
We'll all come back home eventually.
I'd like your comment but it's at 69 so I legally can't.
@@awaffleofthemediocrekind7017 it's 96 now
Belathore my man
"What are you doing that for?"
Dang, this hit hard :,)
I hope when I die, there will be a voice saying "Hey you, you're finally awake."
I think, you will not be disappointed, my friend. :)
Yeah I cant wait to be carted off to my execution either
And no dragon has come...
Just realized doc Mitchell in new Vegas said something similar when you first awake
Rienk Kroese what do you know that you aren’t telling us?
I always abused fast travel when I was younger but now I’ve realised that taking time travelling the roads and experiencing all the sights, sounds, ambience and encounters on the journey is really what makes the game shine.
Glad you corrected your error
correct bro, survival mode force you to explorer area. even some area had transportation to go, but some area do not have and you are force to travel with your horse.
I also enjoyed this as a werewolf. Sprinting constantly. Enjoying being fast and strong. I really got to enjoy exploring the nature of Skyrim like the first time
Same with Far Cry Primal.
maturing in gaming is not using fast travel XD
I think one of the best feelings is when you spend hour fighting in some nordic or dwemer ruins where you have to constantly be on the lookout for danger, but then you exit that place and it's finally a moment of peace: there's no danger, no horrible death sounds, just a clear starry night, the sound of crickets and an amazing soothing soundtrack.
Dont forget the new shout or the new weapon 😂
And then a dragon just spawned
And then you come across bandits on the roads and it’s ruined
Fr bruh😂👌🏾
The dragon “I’m about to end this mans whole career”
**falls asleep to the music**
**slowly begins to wake up**
**hears a voice while freezing cold on a wagon**
"Hey you, You're finally awake"
Elder smash bros?
That would be a dream come true
@@chibicthulhu4382 Haha, for the first couple of seconds yeah. The adventure would be exhilarating but I mean those marriage choices are pretty limited😂
I wish you could control your dreams because I would totally dream about that
@@jonathancrane3029 heck nah Ysolda is bae.
It's weird, and pretty amazing, when a game feels like home
Omg that so true!!! I don’t know why but Skyrim feels like home... I wish I could live in this amazing world!
So true ahah
agreed i feel like i belong there
Yeah, specially a game that is trying to kill every two steps you take im the wild
sure man, it’s almost 2021 and I’m just waiting my new pc arrive so I can play this game again
Secunda gives me a level of nostalgia I cant describe
yes.
It’s my favourite nighttime track.
It pulls you from this world and transports you into the misty rift
Felt like I was in a shop selling shit to a merchant
I really about said "no love for Masser?" Then realized you were talking about the song 😅
Wish i could forget this game...
...so i could explore it again for the first time.
Relatable
Play other games, e.g. GTA V,. Witcher 3, and play Skyrim then. :) Then you will have the amazing experience again.
@@MGstaR17 GTA V. Bro San Andreas is much better
yes game reincarnation, if only it exist. (Delete SAVE + Startover) Forgetting from mind memories (2 Bottle of Coca-Cola + A Wall + Hitting Head on The Wall) #SatisfactionGuaranteed
me too lad
me too....
I'm forty years old and have just started playing this. I'm going through the heartbreak of loss and have discovered a place of refuge for the soul in this world of Skyrim.
Cool stuff bro
Skyrim will always be your friend and don't forget fallout
@dingir xul you're right, but I've already managed to about 50 of them and they're phenomenal
@@JuniorJuni070 *[Everyone liked that]*
I grew up with this game. It brings me back to when I watched my dad play it.
Man, I remember when this game came out. I robbed a bunch of houses, got married, got arrested and had to break out of prison.
I also played a lot of Skyrim, as well
You got me in the first half. Ngl
*battle music commends
r/holdup
@@valethevixen8506 r/ihavereddit
made me giggle xD
One of the best things in Skyrim is to just walk the roads at night. Even if you get attacked in random encounters, or get a greeting from a stranger, it's just so nice walk. I guess nighttime in games feels the same way it does in real life if you're free by then. You're alone and enjoying yourself in solitude, events left in the day will shine though eventually, but they can wait, because the night is yours to conquer.
Beautifully put
The stars and moon looks magnificent in the night and with the ost it is truly beautiful
especially if you are on survival mode or running frostfall mod. night + rain or winter is combination of death. 🤣also swimming on low temperature area is bad joke.
I’ve never enjoyed the city of Solitude but sure
@@Heckk_oh Solitude is a word with a definition, I'm quite sure that's what he means not nessecarily walking in the city of solitude xD
Over the years Skyrim has definitely became more than just a game. Its home.
Agreed
Absolutely
Damn it! It's the only game which ruined my real life.
But bathesda is making an epic game moment.
Agreed
Isn't just mind blowing how we all share a shit-ton of sweet memories about this game, even when we don't know each other?
YEAH! I WISH WE INTERACT WITH EACH OTHER JUST AS GOOD AS HERE.
@@ashokborah1440 if only, thats why we must cherish those sweet little memories we share.
Yet, my dear friend, yet.
We are on the good side of the internet 🙂
Bc we all understand and love this game
"What is better - to be born good, or to overcome your evil nature through great effort?"
―Paarthurnax
to be born good then to have been transformed in evil and overcome it through great effort.
It takes absolute courage and strengths to overcome such evil nature, i think that one is better because if you were born good, it doesn't make you good believe it or not, a person who knows their capable of evil actions and because they choose to be good!
But a good person is someone who knows they can be evil, but still choose to be good!
I just got to that recently
Even more mind twisting when you realize that's the same voice actor as Mario
:D be born good. Subsequent generations will regress to the mean
This game was, and still is, an escape for me. It's nice just being able to wander the roads and take in the sights. Thanks, Skyrim, for being part of my life.
It was amazing time with you Oblivion...
@@annebannet3468 i miss oblivion man, if i could go back and relive it for the first time again i would.
@@annebannet3468 "It's been 84 years."
Its so weird
I escaped to this game when my father died and I can't explain it
Maybe it saved my life
@@annebannet3468 I actually did prefer Oblivion for a while but Skyrim has overtaken it. I also love to escape in it, it's the perfect game for that.
Cool thing about the internet is finding others, who hear and feel the same. Such a shame we don't know each other.
I wish we did Skyrim gave me and my friends a unbreakable bond
Cool thing, that we live so far away from eachorher, so many different person with different age, gender, culture, language, we've never met, never will, and still, at this point we all feel the same. :)
You know Sword Art Online? We need that but in the Elder Scrolls Universe
such a shame
Why is there a tear on my cheek?
I play Skyrim with my seven years old son on a regular basis now.
And he absolutely loves it. he absolutely wanted to play as a wizard Argonian and his favourite activity is to swim in the ocean or in the rivers of Skyrim.
Everytime he sees a waterpoint he deviates from his quest and just enjoys the moment. That's so cute.
The game is so immersive. And when we finish a quest and i tell him "ok boy that's enough play for the day", he absolutely wants to go to an INN, take a meal and then sleep for 7-8 hours.
The rest of the warrior ! I guess.
😃This is so cool.
I 'm so happy to share this with him. I never imagined that this would happen when this game launched in 2011.🤩
🥲
Well this is just lovely
😊
good dad
That's the same build I did on my first playthrough so many years ago 😊
For some reason I’ve got this feeling that my original character on my 360 is still waiting for me to log back on and go on one last adventure.
Hit me right in the feels
Then get back on and go on that adventure
Skyrim will fr call to all of us bro, find that Xbox, load up Skyrim and jump into your latest save and just admire the time you’ve spent just relaxing and exploring with your character it’s a great feeling remember when I came back to Skyrim it was just like it was the last time I played it it will always be great
DO IT.
Damn dude,my dark elf has been waiting for me in his house all this time..
Skyrim truly is a timeless game. It's one of those games where you won't play it for months maybe even a year or so, but when you load it up, you're drawn right back to it. Like you never left. Masterpiece.
Vinny Bologna I... can say after 9 buys and like 50 characters over 9 years.... there be a limit
MR FREEZE-98 u right I was just playin
@@pure_curez LOL
I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE! So, I had stopped playing skyrim because i had gotten board when playing One year later in the lockdown I said "Hay i'm going to re-visit skyrim." and here i am, Playing it every chance i get.
Vinny Bologna
That’s true
One time I hadn’t played Skyrim for almost a year, then I saw it, the Daedric armour, I grounded for it and eventually got the whole set then went to finish the main story, then a few months later my brother spilled MTN on my disk and it don’t work anymore
the last time I touched my skyrim save, I left my Nord Knight in lakeview manor, with his children and wife. He had slain Alduin, subdued the Blades, the Stormcloaks, and the vampires of the Volkihar clan, and conquered Miraak: the first Dragonborn, as well as Karstaag and the Ebony Warrior. He now lives a comfortable existence, being quite possibly the most powerful being in Tamriel, who simply wants to live a quiet life amongst his loved ones now.
but, one day, I know i'm going to boot it back up, for one last adventure.
And that alone gets me excited.
edit: thanks for all the mod recs, i have actually played through quite a few, faves being Forgotten City, Falskaar, Vigilant, and Bruma. looks like retirement's on hiatus for a while lmao.
holy fuck this is so good. Update us when it happens :)
Sounds like a benevolent Thanos. Hopefully he won't get beheaded by an angry Norse god....
Pssh, filthy Imperial.
Imagine if you finally find it 70 years from now in the attic of your house. You dust it off and turn it on and load up your save and your character is exactly where you left him/her...
An old man/women playing the game of their childhood.
I am in this exact situation. I have everything done and now it's just peaceful, completed.
Part of me is sad that I never experienced Skyrim during the initial craze, but I'm grateful to be experiencing this masterpiece for the first time now.
Don't be sad. The game, the atmosphere, the ambience and the music are good even now. There are people starting Oblivion just now, and it's a 2006 game. Oblivion and Skyrim are my second world!
@@FretkaDraveN Cheers to that 🍻
I envy you, I wish I could play it again and experience it for the first time. One main tip, take your time and don’t rush or try and fast travel too much. Enjoy the journey
You are not alone I also started the previous month.
only thing your missing out on is the nostalgia which is what makes the game so special to me and forever a home, but everyone has there game. Hope its incredible for you
There's really nothing quite like the first few times you play Skyrim. The sense of wonder at such a vast world, how your choices feel almost endless.
There’s just something that draws us back. Even after several playthroughs and hundreds (maybe thousands) of hours, there’s still always something to find.
I played this when I was like seven and I got so scared of the wolves I had to stop.
Wish I could forget everything and experience it all again
until you find the trolls in the caves..............
I still have it after my 20th character
Ah... Skyrim, old friend, may you never be forgotten.
Arena
I was 13 when this game was released. Now i am 25.
The years have passed, but Skyrim will always be the same... *always be there* ...waiting for me.
Skyrim has it's 10th anniversary this year. I hope Bethesda has something very special planned this year, especially with Microsoft owning Bethesda.
This game is legendary at this point. I've met plenty of people who have never played Final Fantasy, Deus Ex or Metal Gear Solid, but I've never met anyone that didn't play Skyrim.
When's your birthday?
@OSU. 1 .BETTA. same year for me except July 16th
Ha, bunch of boomers in here, I was 8 when it came out.
@@water1374 at least you'll live long enough to see elder scrolls 6
I am 35 and hope that I'm still listening to Skyrim music when I'm 65.
"You've been a good friend to me, that means something."
@ The blacksmith in Riften
Getting lost in a Dwarven ruin for literal fucking hours, bonding with your companion, only to have him say this line when you finally make it to a shop and take some stuff you wanted to sell later.
My fucking heart.
@@malcador I had a glitch where i couldnt finish the quest where you team up with mercer frey so I just left the cave and he followed me ever since. He was such a strong and good companion, we slayed so many tough opponents together. Then one day I went to finish our quest only to be betrayed by him. My fucking heart as well.
"Oh, hey there I killed a bear yesterday, did you kill anything?"
enough to make a grown man cry
I have quite possibly spent 10,000+ hours on this game. I was a poor kid, and we couldnt afford the dlcs back then. I just played the base game, and was satisfied for literal years. On the xbox 360, my first character was a nord who was named "Prisoner" because I pressed the enter button on accident. Back then I never would have guessed that I would eventually know literally everything there is to know about this game. I would completely max out dozens of characters, never getting bored. I would find every location and do every quest, hundreds of times over. I would buy every house, get every daedric artifact, and become thane of every hold, and I would always love every second. When the ps4 came out, i bought dragonborn and dawnguard, and another thousand hours went into mastering everything I could do in that content. It was never a chore, spending hours sneaking around the bear and attacking ralof or hadvar in the helgen cave to max my sneak and one handed before ever leaving helgen. Then leaving helgen and speedrunning through embershard and anises cabin to get the smithing book and potion of invis. It was just fun. One shotting the ebony warrior on legendary is an indescribable sense of accomplishment. No game has ever provided such profound memories and fun as Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and I still play to this day. I have a very deep emotional connection to this game, and it has certainly helped make me into the person I am today. Thanks Bethesda.
Memories...
I read the whole thing you my boy i love
It's weird, and pretty amazing, when a game feels like home
Couldn’t have said it better myself
As a poor kid i played this everyday for a long time on my old xbox 360 that made the whole room hot and had trouble reading disk i used a wired controller since batterys where a luxury and my tv sat on the floor but when i played i can forget my daily troubles and drift away in this game i didnt have the internet so i couldnt look stuff up on a wiki i played this game so much i unlocked every achievement and even tho im wealthier now i still play to this day because of the modding community
I remember like it was yesterday ... I was only 10 years old when a friend of mine from swimming classes recommended this game to me. Without knowing much about it, I asked my mom for it in my birthday and received a gift that totally changed the course of my life. I started playing Skyrim and little by little I became enchanted by the game, the beautiful snowy landscapes and the welcoming atmosphere made me love the same. I remembered every corner of the map, knew the npcs by name, loved all the music on the soundtrack and there was always a new adventure to explore, from the stone valleys of Markarth to the remote island of Solstheim, I fell in love with it all. I could build a house, get married, have children, learn more about that mysterious world and become the great hero that everyone needed, it was like a dream coming true. I remember spending several mornings at school sad and without mood because of constant bullying, but always being able to come home and having a moment of fantasy, a home in that game ... Over time, I became interested in lore, and consequently, I became interested in the medieval period. I started to read several books about the medieval period and I became interested in general history, and therefore, today I study to become a diplomat and be able to not only study history, but make history. And it wasn't just this, loving the music of the game, I started to become interested in classical music, listening to an old CD of Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" and falling in love with classical music, which made me change as a person. Skyrim changed me, I can no longer go back to the game and play normally because I have spent an eternity in that fantasy world and today I no longer have time for it, but I will never forget the times in which I became a werewolf, fought dragons, helped an ancient vampire to prevent the sun from being destroyed, raised a family and several other adventures that I witnessed in this masterpiece. Thank you very much, Skyrim.
I hope you are doing well sir and I wish you the best of lucks in your study
Good luck, I hope you remember me when your famous lol
Wow.
Wait, your only 18, and already studying to be a diplomat? Skyrim was released november 11, 2011, so I guess you could be 19, but since the game was recommended to you, some time since its release must have passed.
Same dude, brings back so much nostalgia 😢
Anyone who grew up on this game knows this music makes you feel some type of way
Yeah.: ,(
Yeah
La La for real tho😢
That would have to be TES IV for me, but I know what you mean.
Yep
I love how my parents would always tell me that I was wasting my time playing skyrim. That I wasn't making good memories, and will regret not doing something else when I'll get older. 11 years later and Boy were they wrong.
Just hearing this game music brings a sense of peace and nostalgic joy that I've pretty much never experience before.
I love video games. I love skyrim.
I always found it funny when people said video games were a waste of time, that they rot your brain and use up the limited hours of your life for meaningless escapism. My goal in life is simply to experience, and some of my most memorable moments come from gaming
Everything is meaningless, surprisingly few people are going to remember you, and we all end up dead anyway. Our parents (and us, to a certain extent) have a weird obsession with being remembered, but that's just not fun. If life is to be enjoyed, then why do I have to do something unenjoyable in my free time?
The only memories that matter are the ones I take to my grave, so I might as well remember a lot of things I like.
Based take@@JL32506
Well said. Be yourself, nothing matter more.
@@JL32506 Ngl the ending of that comment got a little pessimistic but ignore my comment rn plz bc I'm fried AF just listening to Skyrim music and you have a great taste in games brother, gn
“We didn’t know we were making memories we only knew we were having fun”
So underrated
Love this comment ❤️
You're comment is very deep sir
Well said...
And u copied this comment from viva la Vida
lugzy bruh it’s a quote from Winnie the Pooh
Crying right now, my stepbrother that I lost when I was 7 introduced me to this game and a lot more. I wish he was still here, its crazy to think that a video game can mean so much to me and other people. Thank you guys so much for your kind words, they mean a lot.
I hope you are feeling a little better Buddy, your brother is in sovengarde right now, he will never be forgotten
@@LucasTheMaiaa Thanks Lucas. I appreciate the reference alot more than you think.
much love, R.I.P
He's now in a better place, just think about it. The best way to keep them in our lives is to remember the good times we've spend with them
Hope you are better, I am so sorry for your loss
It's strange how comforting Skyrim feels
yes
The beautiful scenery and music encapsulates you inside of towering, snow-capped mountains, giving you the feeling of being locked off from the rest of the world deep inside the mountains of another world.
@@wyattgeorge9696 I think it’s mostly just Jeremy’s absolute masterpieces. When I see just gameplay of Skyrim I don’t get this cozy feeling, but when I hear the music, I do.
@@magical5181 You could say that without Jeremy's music, Skyrim has no Soule.
@@MariusPartenie yup, he quite literally gave the game its “soule” 😂
I would like to genuinely thank everyone involved in the production of this magnificient game.
100%. One of the best games ever produced!
Thank you God Howard for this our blessed day. Amen
this was todd howards peak... but a masterpiece it is
Skyrim is a game that you'll never get bored of playing, at times I'll just pop it in and just enjoy walking around listening to the beautiful music, killing bandits, dragons and draugr, it's a timeless game that'll hold a special place in everyone's hearts
Yeah i played this game ten times and i am still playing this game. I know it's flaws but i don't care.
i feel the exact same way
Roses are red
Skyrim is fun
You are carrying too much to be able to run
Yes
Unfortunately I wish this was the case for me. Maybe I'll come back to it in the future but for the last few years I haven't been able to play it anymore. Never excites me anymore. Still love the OST though, and I doubt that will change.
“Looking to protect yourself? Or deal some damage”
Just give me all your iron ingots
Haha
War Bear ftw
M’aiq wishes you well, goodnight and may your roads lead you to warm sands.
@@edmondmeltz2763 that’s the magic of Skyrim
Roses are red
Skyrim is fun
You are carrying too much to be able to run
*Picks flower*
YOU ARE OVERENCUMBERED
Roses are red
Dragons can fly
You can't fast travel when enemies are nearby
DazeyDream weight: *136/135*
boo
Roses are red
M'Aiq does say
You cannot go that way.
I have terrible depression and anxiety, have most of my life. Skyrim was my escape, and now the music is the only thing that can put me to sleep. I’ve got a better control of my life now, but this takes me back. It’s nice having this to turn to when I’ve been up far too many hours. If you ever need someone to talk to, respond. I may not be able to give advice, but I will listen.
Keep going strong, friend. I know life's tough and all, but it will all be over eventually.
Hope you're both okay. Current life might be the only time we interact with this universe, so let's use it before it ends.
Eh. Its kind of a downfall for me. Nothing special. Just a casual look into a black hole 😋
You made me kill Paarthurnax, now I'm depressed too
Try and get into nature if you can
I wish i could forget everything, just to experience it all again for the first time.
Finally some comment I can associate with
So true my man, nothing hits like wondering at night whit this song
Funny cause thats how life is
@@Ivan27762 so truth
Take some time away, then get baked; it's close enough.
"Watch the skies , traveler"
"What is it? Dragons?"
*"Hey! Been looking for you, got something I'm suppose to deliver, your hands only."*
Let’s see here...
@@SanSouls ahh a letter, doesn't say who from...
Rargh
I feel like I almost lived a second life in this game.
Live Another Life
-Arthmoor
Me too.
Same here. Whenever I think back on Skyrim, the images that appear in my mind are as if I had actually been there and seen it all with my own eyes.
@@robinrandal8876 It's great that we live in a time where that's possible. And who's to say that it's not real? If my mind can convince me that the world of Skyrim is real, then it's real. An author named Gabriel García Márquez once said "Life isn't what you lived, but how you remember it to tell others about it". He wasn't talking about videogames of course, but it can easily apply.
I literally had a dream last night as if the people in Skyrim were in my life.... what does that say about me?
Those very first notes of secunda is straight up magical. Like youre being transported into a whole new reality.
If only Skyrim could be the place where you live after death.
Aman Jain But thats Sovngard, where we'll go when we die, right? Right?? We are true nords
sovnguard awaits, but i am khadjit i will have my own afterlife place
Sam Fisher may your road lead you to warm sands
I could see heaven being a Skyrim equivalent and hell being any wasteland from Fallout.
Hircine`s Hunting Grounds as a werewolf, for me! XD
It feels unreal knowing that the game released almost 10 years ago.
11 11 11 Best original release date ever.🤠
I've posted this elsewhere but I'll never not post this;
It was Christmas morning 2011, I was 16 at this point and of all the gifts I was hoping for a games console and Skyrim, had literally been spam watching the trailer for months on end, I had recited every word said... so there I was opening all my generic gifts (which I was entirely grateful for) and still no joy, so albeit a little disappointed my mum disappeared into the next room and I just assumed she was going to prep the Christmas dinner, my mum then returns two minutes later and hands me a game shaped and perfectly wrapped case, but as someone who had previously owned an xbox 360 it was a little small so I just thought it might have been a bluray DVD or something.
So there I was ripping it off and I noticed the PS3 logo on the top left, I literally felt my heart jump as I ripped more of the wrapping off and exposed the black paper on the case, instantly I knew what it was but then I thought "hang on a minute, I don't even have a PlayStation 3" then I proceed to look up to see my mum put down a big wrapped box in front of me, I knew what it was and she didn't have to say a single word to me, I've never set anything up so fast in my life.
I loaded up, saw the "Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" intro and just felt nothing but pure joy, I played it the whole of Christmas day, only stopping to eat dinner then resuming my marathon, exploring anything and everything, talking to anyone and everyone, learning my first thu'um, killing my first Wolf.
Even today, 7 years later I find myself falling asleep to this soundtrack, work, bills, expenses can't stop my unconditional love for something that essentially changed my life.
You know what they say about Skyrim's soundtrack, you can't touch its music, but its music can touch you.
Thank you to anyone who read the whole thing but it's just a fraction of the effort I'd like to express toward Todd Howard and Bethesda for making probably THE greatest RPG game of all Time, until ES6 comes out that is.
I also got it for christmas back then, I was so exited.
Had to pirate my first one :D
Skyrim is one of the best games ever made
I rarely feel the need to reply to others, but just reading it throws me into a warm holiday mood and nostalgia, thank you for sharing this slice of your life :) I also had an unexplainable time with this game. We are very fortunate I have to say.
And soon there's Christmas again, I hope you'll have a great time again, possibly with Skyrim, I definitely will and I'm sure your story will come to mind while I roam the plains at day and night.
Beautiful story. I always love hearing "that game" stories. The one that changed it all. The one that became more than just a game, or helped you through a bad time.
This particular game didn't have that profound an impact on me, but I was the ripe old age of 33 the first time I picked it up. But I can absolutely relate. "That game" for me was Final Fantasy II (IV US but we didn't know it back then), which I got in the early 90s. I was maybe 14. Lots of the same emotions back then for me, thanks to what was a groundbreaking game in its day (with an equally beautiful score).
I do love Skyrim. I got the XB1 remaster almost two years ago now and play the hell out of it. The music is amazing and the world is fantastic. Love it.
Man, Secunda brings back a lot of memories, of traveling through Skyrim at night and just admiring the beauty of the auroras, stars, and planets. What a game. I'll never forget my first character I completed the game with: Bodvar Bear-Heart. A Nord warrior with long blonde hair and a beard, tribal warpaint on his scarred face, heavy armored and weilding a greatsword. I'll never forget all the journeys across Skyrim, finally slaying Alduin, and then later on Harkon and Miraak, saving the land countless times. Then, finally, hanging up the dragonbone armor and sword, settling down in Solitude with Aela and two adopted children, Lucia and Sophie. Corny as it may sound, Skyrim was a big part of my life at one point when I was fresh out of high school and still finding myself. I still come back to it, even today.
Seeing stuff like this warms my heart, reminds me of the nostalgic memories I still hold dear from this game. These experiences are part of what made us into who we are today.
Still remember like it was yesterday: Imagine a warm summer evening, the window was open and a light breeze crawled through my room. I didn’t worry about school, holidays just began. I spent the whole night exploring cave after cave, climbed the highest mountains and fought off giants and trolls. Then i found out i just played the „intro“, i just found out i am the dragonborn. Suddenly it hit me like a truck. I just couldnt stop playing, a feeling that i Never felt again until this day came over me. The urge to explore, i forgot about time and completely indulged into it. The night was over and the sun slowly started to rise. And i knew, this will be an epic journey.
Thank you for this video. It brought up memories i completely forgot about even existing. Life became so hectic, but i guess this comes with growing up, its an unevitable change that everybody needs to get through. But these, damn these were simple times, and most definitely one of the best phases of my entire childhood.
Whoever you are, wherever you are reading this, i hope you had the privilege to experience the same feelings i did and always will do. Have a great day. Cheers from Germany.
Preach 💚
Cheers from Chile
Cheers from Texas
Cheers from Texas brother i think i'll pick up my old sword and shield and explore skyrim once more
cheers from Canada
Installing skyrim feels like the drive on your way to a vacation.
I have the soundtrack on CD and my kids fall asleep to it now on the long drives.
It is a vacation my friend....it is😔
@@undauntedthud692 raising them right
Felt that in my soul.
It feels like the drive to home...
I miss 2011 the rivers, the snow-capped mountains and the northern lights. The first experience with Skyrim is something you will never forget. It was far beyond amazing.
@Nick H being inside blackreach was one of the most breathtaking, awe inspiring moments of my gaming experiences,
My first experience was, that the sleeping bear mum at the beginning is not as murderous as the wagon standing in front of her. It was my first death in my first game. ❤😂
I would give up my gaming pc and all its modern games right now just to be able to play Skyrim for the first time again on my crappy old laptop
i remember my first experience playing skyrim and i spend hours just looking at the night sky. its beautiful.
It was amazing exploring the game for the very first time. I'd been playing plenty of games before I got a copy of it, but none of them were remotely as beautiful as Skyrim was. And thanks to how large the map is, I keep finding new things to experience every day. The game still looks breathtaking, and I often find myself just looking at the night sky for a moment instead of pressing onward.
This Skyrim specifically, was way ahead of its time. With graphics, and even music,
Combat and crafting was a little glitchy if you know how to break it.
Even the world map, but damn did the night sky and the theme hit different at 3am on a Friday or at night after school.
No matter how much you haven't played. You will always remember:
_Sky above, Voice within..._
And _Secunda_ will never leave you...
God bless you for not putting ads over this
Talos bless you*
I was thinking the same thing
*Talos guide you
Spartan Charge From behind That's the comment you decide to make here?
@Spartan Charge From behind Technically you're right
they're Aedra in Skyrim
:)
The most escapist escapism in the history of escapism
What...?
???
this truly is a comment
@@subsandwichenglish are you illiterate?
As an escapist, I truly agree
Great music for kid's bedtime, I have used this soundtrack since she was born. She will be 9 pretty soon and I promise she will always remember me by this when she grows up 💗
Am currently nursing my 5mo to sleep with this in the background ❤
Damn, I would like to forget all I know about Skyrim and start playing it again.
Absofuckinglutely.
Yesssss
Mod the shit out of it like i do and keep playing ;)
I would like that my skse64 would be working again so I could start playing again... with mods.... lots of mods... Jesus I've a lot of mods
Summer of 2020 and you might get the feeling your waiting for
Ahhhhh. Yes the night ambiance, so peac- “Hey you I’ve been looking for you. Got something I’m supposed to deliver - Your hands only.
Maan 😂 that guy freaks you
That dude startles me every time. Only once when I walked into Whiterun, he was kind of just standing in the middle of the corner near Warmaiden's, looking like he actually WAS looking for me, and as I approached, he then noticed me and engaged ...it actually felt like the AI went off program for a minute. One of many absolutely surreal Todd Howard "glitches."
"Leeeeeet's see here."
"Nope. Sorry. Nothing"
@@maurohansen4707 "Need something?"
remember when we all first started and we collected every weapon we could find and then just going out into the wild and exploring all sorts of hidden things man nothing really compares to skyrim.
Yeah. You gotta play without fast traveling. Buy a horse and make your way around properly. Stay in an Inn if you need to sleep, don't just wait. Made the game 3x better when I started doing things like that
@@thatguybob6088 completly agreed i will do that in my second playthrough
Seriously, and I have no idea how they're going to pull off Elder Scrolls 6. Skyrim was just way too good.
Man yeah , the duegons the dwarves . Man those times.....
@@thatguybob6088 I'm going to do that except when the places I'm going to are too far away ima fast travel but it's fine if not too far away.
Mid December 2011, Christmas is on its way.
Outside, the enlightened decorations reflect on the falling snow, and a soft wind blows in the trees.
You just reached lvl 25, and leave Whiterun to improve your bow skills.
Milky way appears through the screen, and ‘Secunda’ hit your ears.
Life is good.
I wish I could erase my memory to discover Skyrim again.
Over the years, I've begun to realize… Skyrim is my happy place.
right? cant even type becaude of hoe much im crying rn ❤
Same. It was also this year when I realized that Skyrim is a place that I will keep coming back into no what.
@@vincentfamorcan7286 yup, I may get bored of the game, but within 6 months I'll always come back. this game means so much to me as it was my entire childhood. I have so many fun filled memories of this enchanting game
@@dusk606 same the game is amazing I play for like a solid 2 weeks don’t play for a while then come back
Apart from Markarth
Once you’ve gotten into Skyrim you never really stop being into it; be it weeks, months or years between builds, you always go back.
With over 600 hours played, i love coming back, with or without mods. There is so many good memories in one game, i love it, and every run i always find a little detail i missed before, or finished something i once did not bother with.
@@Arokzz mod and creation club made this game still on many people hearth haha. especially new area and quality of life mod. I kind of hate combat mod though, it make skyrim felt no longer same game.
I have 2nd year med school starting tomorrow. Man I'm gonna wish being back in Skyrim. Its gonna be a while.
true I quit for awhile then I go back
DUDE I literally can't get away from it
“Isn’t it funny how day by day, nothing changes, but when we look back it’s completely different?”
C.S Lewis
Edit : Jesus 3k likes thanks so much everyone
True story. C.S. Lewis once asked a man if he had read Narnia. The man replied, “I’ve grown out of fairy tales.”
C.S. Lewis just looked disappointed and said. “Oh. Well let me know when you are old enough for them again.”
@Virtual Pro Wrestling Matches Based
@Virtual Pro Wrestling Matches But most importantly, it keeps "real men" like you seething. :]
@Virtual Pro Wrestling Matches Excellent meme.
@Virtual Pro Wrestling Matches Fantasy is for the weak minded among us. Grown adults with the minds of babies. Fat, overstuffed, unkempt blobs taking up space in basements around the world. Generating nothing, just consuming shit and being worthless. Get a life, video game geek.
I played this game when it first came out when I was 15. I'm 27 now, and this is a game i've returned to countless times again, always enjoy playing, and never get tired of. This game is a masterpiece, and this music is just amazing. I'm using it now to put my 4mo old daughter to sleep, because it's just so calming and beautiful. I hope one day, she will enjoy this game as much as I did, on the same gaming PC I played it on.
Same exact thing here. 15 and 27
28, same thing. When it came out my parents had just gone out for vacation and I had the whole place for myself, I moved the couch in front of the big screen TV, plugged my computer in and played there for a week. It was magical, I still remember the first time I visited Rorikstead and Alduin wakes up the dragon in the mound nearby. That first Falmer dungeon and finding Blackreach. Priceless.
Same here! I'm 27, and I used to play this on my ps3. Man, the memories.
9:53 p.m. *starts up Skyrim*
9:57 p.m. *turns night in Skyrim, insects chirp and lovely music plays*
11:23 p.m. *wake up after passing out on couch with controller still in hand, camera spinning around character who's now crouching staring at a wall*
Hey, you, you're finally awake
lol, i can relate to this
pussy only lasted an hour
Glad I'm not the only one this has happened to.
@@theowenrick Happened to me inside a dwarven ruin.
"You look tired friend, the bannered mare has beds for rent"
Honestly this comment comforts me. It was always nice in-game too, because it made you feel like a journeyman traveling along and finally having a nice spot to stop, relax, and sort through and sell goods.
Sir James 1990 im pretty sure awoo (my character) is extremely tired at this point tbh
Inboard Muffin Seriously man what you just said alone brings joy to my heart. Skyrim is truly a wonderful experience.
WavePapiMarlo yep. It feels like a whole continent on a disc. Hell even a whole world with the dlc
*Random NPC: "You look tired, friend..."
*(My Character) Beowulf:
Has 1000hrs+ in Adventures
(9yr old (original) character),
has 1 or 2 million Septims,
has 1 blind eye,
has gray hair,
is a Nightingale,
has 2 daughters,
has a wife that loves Khajiits,
has a vampire for a best friend,
Blots out sun w/ Auriel's Bow daily,
Prays to Sithis,
has Mehrunes Razor deal 1million dmg,
waits everywhere to pass the time, NEVER SLEEPS... xD
Fun fact: The music in video games is specifically designed to motivate while keeping focus. It balances the mood and the tone, keeps up a good rhythm, but never distracts you from the objectives.
Arabian Abdul lies. whenevr i played gta i stayed on the car longer just to listen to the songs
Background music my dude
That isn't always true, and the degree of focus on maintaining those aspects varies from project from project. It can be very distracting, but also very immersive - it depends on the player and the situation.
And dark souls music is deigned to mke you shit your pants.
Undead Albino lmao true
I'm 57 and I still come back to this magical world at least once a week. I always loved the night scenes and sunsets. I never considered having Cicero as a companion until last year. He's been quite fun. "Must get mother some flowers, pretty, pretty flowers."
My cousin's out fighting dragons and what do I get? Guard duty.
So....this guard and the Dovakiin are cousins??
Just take an arrow to the knee, then you wont be on duty anymore..... oh wait ! damn....
When those first notes of Secunda hit… 🥲
Shivers down my spine, goosebumps and tears in my eyes...
@@serujiphonx9070 fax
word
are you over 25 and have a computer?
When the wise mystical tree ost hits
The nostalgia is so rich. A simpler time. Everyday I wish I could go back, exploring those caves for the first time, everyone sharing their experiences at school the next morning, who discovered what in what cave, seeing who was closer to that ebony armour, who was levelling up like a true dragonborn. I went through some tough things as a kid, still do to this day, but I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for games like Skyrim, Fallout and Halo. Beautiful.
Josh Wilson I feel ya man
Same bro
Couldn’t relate to a comment more than this ;(
Josh Wilson, I really wanted this too...
And just think about it. As amazing and relieving as video games are (a lot of them anyway), there are still some people that dislike them and are against them. My mother still tells me to stop playing them, and that I'm addicted - but she doesn't understand the feelings it brings to play a game I love. The music of Undertale made me cry each time I played through it, and I love doing this and going back to listen to the soundtracks of my favorite games. I completely relate, Josh.
I feel home, thank you skyrim
"I've been hunting and fishing in these parts for years"
hearing that the first time I played and 5 years later, it actually makes sense
Your one of the best from the UK 🇬🇧
@Great Uncle Bulgaria
"It's not like my poching is hurting anyone. The Jarl can hardly eat every dear, now can he?"
Come with me prisoner
So funny :'D
Ya'll depressing me with the nostalgia here, mates.
you went from a american southerner accent to a british one
@@tiagoalmeida6857 more like to an australian one , chaps would fit a british more
@@---nu4ed Nostalgia is just a wistful or bittersweet longing to past times, i don't see how it can't fall under the term.
@@---nu4ed you're depressing me telling what one should or shouldn't feel nostalgic about
@@---nu4ed when you realize minecraft player write this (Nostalgic as fuck) 😂
"Someone may call this junk, me I call them
treasures"
Someone called them fools. I call them vaulthunters..
@@constantinegavrin1067 Was that an Borderlands reference ?
@@dontcallme5551 Yes, cool game..
Is that reanu keaves
@@sirloserlot5084 obviously. The great Reanu Keeves, the lord of all time
This was my Christmas present when the game came out, and I remember being on Christmas break playing this all night. Fell asleep a few times and woke up with this music complimented by a wonderful view. Those were the days
Secunda always reminds me of the hardest time of my life. Skyrim was like a little escape for me and whenever I hear that little melody is just hits
Me too
was thinking that when it came on. i always noticed when it shuffled from that tinkling in the beginning
I swore i wrote this comment somewhere
Same
Whenever i hear the first note of Secunda, i immediately looking up to the sky
Can’t wait to get dementia and play this game again.
Love this comment
Omg..so funny. Im in tears especially with a photographic memory like i have, maybe sheogorath can curse me to forget:)
i know that's a joke but seriously tho trust me you do not wanna have dementia
💀💀
Too bad dementia doesn't work that way. You'd be unable to play the games if you get to a point where you've forgotten them. What you want is amnesia. You can still learn to play but you won't remember your past playthroughs 👍
1-Close your eyes
2-Think about the good old times
3-Cry...
*No*
Ahsan Wasif *yes*
@@1jasonmwillis hell yes !
AH! IM CRYING! Im sorry..
i know lol
2011 and still, today; this game has been undefeated. What an amazing conquest of love and storytelling. Honestly; the most profound masterful piece of video game design and creation. Thank you to the studio; who dreamt up this madness of complex tales about ordinary people and heroes. From the most fantastic wonders; to the dialogue of mysteries. There is no end; this continuum of complex. And here; I am in 2024. Aging into my days; younger than I want to believe, my added work. For this great company of thinkers, dreamers, and imaginative illustrators. Thank you, sincerely; there is no apologizes for this masterpiece...
“Hey you your finally awake” the first words all heard before countless hours of memories and fun
Tens of thousands in my case
*You're
"You were trying to cross the border, right? Got caught up right into that Imperial ambush, same as us, and that thief over there."
if you are over 25 and own a computer this game is a must have!
Damn those days where fun if only
time machine exist I would anything literaly for me just go back to the past
I'm playing it like 6-7 years after its release. And it became like a shelter to escape my own bleak and grim world. I feel comfortable there. I ain't even playing to loot, craft and slash enemies three times bigger than me. I play it because I feel safe and familiar with that beautiful artificial world, exploring and reading books here and there. Maybe I'm not supposed to escape my own responsibilities and reality at the age of 24, especially after I stopped playing video games since high school, but whatever. I feel like it's the best therapy right now.
We all escape. Nothing wrong with it, just don't go too deep for so long. It's dangerous. Source: lived it.
I feel this. Finally got Skyrim when it released for the switch.. and it just felt right i guess, the minute i was set loose in it's world.
hope things get better man we all fall on dark days and those days teach us the most
So true
Thanks a lot for your replies, fellas. I appreciate it.
I’m not crying, you’re crying.
This game was there for me through so much, bullying in school, to the deaths of family members, abuse and assault, i wrote my first book and published it to Skyrim’s ambiance. I wrote my university dissertation to it and the first song I listened to after my graduation was the Dragonborn comes.
Elder scrolls became a way of life, an escape from the bad and I remember less on the bad moments, the really horrifying moments in life and remember more of Jarls, joining the dark brotherhood, riding shadowmare and sitting by a fire in whiteruns travel listening to endless bard songs and who can forget Lydia... and her annoyingly standing in your way...all...the... time.
Skyrim is a whole other life. If I die and I wake up on my way ton helgen... well... I’d be so damn ready.
Insanity antics This comment. I wish you all the best.
I wish you all the best as well friend
@@luva1s ok
I hope one day I can find something that makes me feel the way you described
Hey there my friend. Sorry to hear about your struggles. I'm glad this game was able to help you through it. It did for me, too. Just know that you're never alone and you can do anything you put your mind to. Take care.
No matter how much time it passes, Skyrim will always be my second home.
always.
The dragon in the background at the beginning reminds me of how peaceful, yet dangerous Skyrim is.
Yeah, I love it when people comment here they wanna live in Skyrim after death but the point is, they'd probably be some random ass farmers or guards who get slain by Bandits, dragons or Giants
@@JerKKeR how do you know? Maybe their wish comes true or they return to dust...everything is your choice in the end
Peaceful, yet also a snowy hell filled with trolls, bandits, vampires, wild animals, civil war, dragons, and disease waiting to kill you. How very much like real life.
Too bad we can respawn lol
This game will be known as something mythical, legendary.
It already is.
@Aaronjoined I mean no one is going to forget skyrims success. I think in 100 or 200 years you are really able to combine vr with real movement and then you are really walking into tamriel... And maybe in 300-400 years you can feel everything. The climate, the wounds, the days, the years, the potions, the poisons... Who knows? But we are unfortunately at the start
@@harp-692 or fortunately. When those days come, the real world will end...
@@iagohaziel9773 I don't think so, but the way things are going now we won't see 3000 together
@@harp-692 yeah bro hahaha. Or maybe it is. The technological progress is very fast.
*suddenly a dragon appears out of nowhere and the music changes to battle music and ruins your moment*
Isi-lein♥ plus some BS group of master vampires and a bear with an attitude problem
And let's not forget the "arrow to the knee" jokes that will ruin your moment
Corpus Crewman But wait! Upon further inspection you see it is not a dragon! BUT SHIA LEBOUF! Hurtling towards you out of the sky!
You also hear a train and see that it's a Thomas dragon
GamingBDGR
running for your life it's Shia lebouf
On my first playthrough I didn't know fast travel existed. After me and Ralof made it out of Helgen, I walked all the way from Whiterun to Windhelm to join the Stormcloaks. It was a long journey, but that beautiful night sky with the magical soundtrack made it an expedition I'll never forget.
This ambiance of music and scenery, I don’t know why, but it evokes a strong feeling of nostalgia to a memory you’ve never had/not sure you had, a feeling of bittersweetness, mystery and awe. It’s strange.
Well said.
Its ethereal to me, and so sweetly nostalgic of some of my greatest times in my life, 2011-now, growing up and now I'm an adult haha
Strange...yet warming.
Exactly how i feel!
We're not made for working 9 to 5 for money, we are made to work from when the sun comes up untill the sun comes down for our own food, recources like wood, etc. for ourselves and our tribe/family. We're slaves in this "modern" world.
"Nostalgia is an illness
for those who haven't realized
that today
is tomorrow's nostalgia."
Deep
@@hoksokhan6684 Deeep
Exactly, treat today like how you would treat your nostalgic days
@@leversandpulleys9274 Yep! Precisely
Deeeeeep
I fell asleep to this then woke up feeling well rested
This post was made by the "I healed myself at the end of the companions-questline"-gang (or vampires/normies)
Jaykub UhhBurger haha I see what you did their.
Haha virgin I woke up feeling my lover's comfort
@@touchyissues799
Wow someone's insecure
I woke up with a terrible headache and had a blond, bearded guy telling me that I'm finally awake.
with all the action, death, destruction, and fighting this game has, it’s always been so peaceful.
I love how you recognize every song but hear it different because you aren't playing the game.
micheal vey guy true
I hear me on Shadowmere galloping through the terrain of Skyrim. I hear music but I still hear the galloping
A_UsernameThatWorks yah basically
That’s because here you don’t hear the clanking of armor and clattering of potions and lockpicks and various other bits and baubles with each footstep
Exactly. I find this music so much more peaceful when wolves aren't attacking me every other step lol.
I love how positive this community is. No arguing, no anger, no junk. Just kindness and pure appreciation for the game!
I wish every community was like this
Because its single player, the anger from the multiplayer games exists because the players
Yeah, fuck this game.
(Jk, it's my childhood)
Until no one decide to talk SERIOUSLY about the civil war sides, it will be fine.
What community are you in all i see these days is scumbags trashing skyrim saying its either trash or it having 10 million flaws. People just don't know the magic of video games anymore 😥
“May the gods watch over your battles, friend.”
"Watches the skies traveler"
"My cousin out there fighting dragons and what do I get, guard duty"
"Gods be praised!"
“Broke up with my girl, kept the cap off the toothpaste. You know who does that? A synth”
"no lollygagging!"
I can’t listen to this without feeling incredibly nostalgic.
Y’all ever be traveling and turn around and say : Where the heck is Lydia
And I always kept making fun of her and bullying her and then she'd literally k1ll a person on one swing, even doing that special animation for it and I'd be like 😀 "oh... Repressed anger, I see-"
I feel the same, but with Serena, I cannot find her, not even at fort dawnguard. Please give me some advice, my followers always disappear on my main.
@@dovahkiin4977 I usually fasttravel somewhere else and it teleports them to me.
@@dovahkiin4977 This is where you use cheats :)
''i swear to god if they died in that dungeon i'll be so fu- oh hi lydia''
12:15 Kyne's Peace
I remember when I entered Frostflow Lighthouse for the first time in Skyrim. I thought it was going to be another ordinary dungeon with bandit marauders and their chief, like many times before. After entering the building, however, the tragic story of a family started to unfold in front of my eyes. As I was descending into the icy abyss below, it became clear that I stepped onto Falmer territory. From one chamber to the next, I obliterated every incoming shadowmaster and warmonger along with their Chaurus into Oblivion, while learning the gruesome fate of the man named Habd and his family. When I emerged from this cold and dark hell, this piece of music started playing, and one of the first things that caught my eye was the night sky of Nirn, decorated by the aurora and the myriad of stars. I stayed for a while, contemplating the tragedy of Habd and his family, and even the fate of the Falmer, too. Before leaving, I placed the remains of Habd in the flames of the lighthouse tower, so he could always look to the sea and guide arriving ships to the shore, just as he wished in his final letter. For so many players, such stories combined with the music were what made this game such a unique experience.
Edit: Thank you so much for the likes, everyone.
The tragedy of that lighthouse always gets to me. They just spent everything they had to try and live a better life...
Hands down the best 100% side dungeon (no quests involved before you get there as far as I know). It was kinda in the middle of nowhere too which made it better.
So beautful
You're great. Thank you .
No way, i was playing skyrim last night as a mage focus build for the 1st time and i stumble upon the same lighthouse that you mention, what a tragedy to that family after relocating to that lighthouse