Does Skyrim's impressiveness wear off as you go on?

[QUOTE="clyde46"]It was old before it started. Its a massive world with a depth of a puddle.Obviously_Right

I believe TotalBiscuit called it "an Ocean with the depth of a Puddle".

A truly excellent way to describe the game.

Once I completed my gaming rig, it was the first game i purchased. I have 53 mods installed atm and it looks incredible.

You can throw it in the conversation of Game of the Generation, imo. Don't listen to Ps3 fanboys, they got the shaft and act like its a bad game.

Main quest is boring, side quest is all dungeon raiding, combat is clumsy. No mods can save dat boringness.

It never gets old

mrfrosty151986

I haven't played it, but probably. Oblivion was amazing when I started playing it, but gradually it got duller and duller until I didn't want to play it anymore and never touched it again.

Once I completed my gaming rig, it was the first game i purchased. I have 53 mods installed atm and it looks incredible.

You can throw it in the conversation of Game of the Generation, imo. Don't listen to Ps3 fanboys, they got the shaft and act like its a bad game.

SkyRaid

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Once I completed my gaming rig, it was the first game i purchased. I have 53 mods installed atm and it looks incredible.

You can throw it in the conversation of Game of the Generation, imo. Don't listen to Ps3 fanboys, they got the shaft and act like its a bad game.

Drasonak

it runs terrible, looks terrible, and has no dlc

I've been playing it for over a year now. Started a caster the other day and I played for 10hrs yesterday.

I found it amazing for the first 15 hours thanks to the beautiful environment you can explore, although it ends up feeling like a lonely MMO with a bland script, dry characters, repetetive dungeons and enemies, and shallow quests repeated from the past. I couldn't bring myself to complete it, it became too easy and it just didn't captivate me.

As much as people dislike the combat I quite enjoy it. Next to no games actually pull off melee combat in FP well and at least Bethesda are taking a stab at improving it each game. FP melee's always more satisfying than third person and more impressive; 3rd person = detached and less immersive for me.

STupid thread is stupid..... EVERYTHING WEARS OFF.

Miranda Kerr's A$$ after a certain period of time loses its appeal, eventually you'll want a new A$$ to stare at.

I've put a couple hundred hours into the 360 version myself.

Everytime I get bored, I just start a new profile with a new race and play with a style I never use, like full mage or strictly use Bows and knives.

It's been my favorite game all gen.

I feel sad for the people who say skyrim isn't that good, It's like some Player's have more fun with it than other people

It's perfect for me. i Mean, like... More fun for me , more hate for you

It wears off after a mere few hours. It's incredibly shallow.

ChubbyGuy40

OMG XD

If you have the ps3 version then yes it wears off.

I enjoyed it a lot, but after I beat it, I was DONE. Didn't even buy any DLC.

I think the sense of wonder you get from the huge world to explore wears off once you familiarize yourself with the game, it doesn't take long to learn what to expect.

When I first got out in to the big open world, I thought, "Wow, this is huge! There is so much to explore! What's up on that mountain? What's over there in the forest? What kind of animals live down there? What kind of loot can I find here?" and so on. Unfortunately it doesn't take too long to realise that not everything on the map is placed there with any specific purpose. "I wonder whats up on that cliff" turns in to "I know whats up on that cliff, and its nothing" without going on the actual trek. You quickly become familiar with the wildlife and enemies, and you quickly learn what kind of loot is valuable or not.

When I first started playing, every play session was like planning and going out on an epic Hobbit/LoTR quest. That feeling isn't permanent.

That being said, I'd say I got my money's worth before I fully got to that point, and even after, still an enjoyable game.