Skyrim is far from being a bug-free game, but it was still a lot of fun. Some achievements require a serious grind and can be quite exhausting, but overall, it's not a particularly difficult game to 100% complete.
All in all, I had a really great time.

🔹 Fun: 10/10
🔹 Difficulty: 5/10
🔹 Grind Factor: 7/10
🔹 Bug Level: 8/10 (because it's Skyrim, of course)


🔹 Dawnguard Questline: 10/10 – The atmosphere, characters, and choices made this one of the most memorable experiences.
🔹 The Dark Brotherhood Quests: 9/10 – Dark, twisted, and full of surprises. A must-play for any assassin fan.
🔹 Dragonborn Questline: 8/10 – Exploring Solstheim and facing Miraak was epic, but it felt a bit short.
🔹 The Companions Quests: 8/10 – Werewolves and Norse-inspired storytelling? Yes, please!
🔹 Thieves' Guild Quests: 7/10 – Great for stealth lovers, but the grind to restore the guild was tedious.
🔹 College of Winterhold Quests: 6/10 – Fun for mages, but the story felt rushed and underwhelming.
🔹 Civil War Questline: 5/10 – Could have been so much more, but it felt repetitive and lacked depth.


🔹 Oblivion Walker – Missing one Daedric artifact due to a bug or wrong choice is frustrating.
🔹 One with the Shadows – Restoring the Thieves' Guild to its former glory takes forever.
🔹 Legend – Reaching level 78 just to fight a legendary dragon is a serious grind.
🔹 Master Criminal – Getting a 1000 gold bounty in all holds is more tedious than challenging.
🔹 Master Architect – Building three homesteads is very time-consuming.


🔹 Werewolf Mastered – Rampaging through Skyrim as a werewolf never gets old.
🔹 Vampire Mastered – The vampire lord form is overpowered but incredibly fun to play.
🔹 Dragonrider – Taming and riding dragons is a dream come true.
🔹 Hail Sithis! – Completing the Dark Brotherhood questline feels so satisfying.
🔹 Dragonslayer – Defeating Alduin is the ultimate payoff for the main quest.