fus ro dah/10



"some may call this junk... me? i call it treasure."



“after all this time?”

“always!”



honestly despite all of its cons i still love skyrim for it helped me to get through the dark times,
because its unique yet kind of familiar world, that filled with medieval, phantasy, magical atmosphere vibes got me drowned in it.
i've been wasting too many hours on real life, but i tried my best to spend as much of it as possible on millions of quests like saving towns from a dragons, building manors and clearing dungeons full of undead or a reclusive cannibal cults...
buying and selling stuff, smithing armors and weapons without claiming to be the best blacksmith in whiterun, enchanting items using souls of defeated foes or annoying characters like nazeem, learning the art of war by dodging arrows in the knees, learning magical skills and spells by burning innocent goats and deers, learning alchemy by eating and mixing random sh*t, sneaking through the shadows, stealing people's clothes and booze, lockpicking houses and chests, searching for a daedric artifacts, shouting my way through the followers, dying from falling out of the mountains while trying to find shortcuts, farming and cooking, talking to the doors or the trees or dogs and such, taming them bloody dragons, shouting as i've never shout before and many many more things...

yet no matter how many years i've spend on endless adventures and countless, though unique custom characters and builds, most of which i can't even remember, skyrim can still surprise me and show something new or make me laugh once again...



my overall thoughts:

i know that skyrim may seem far from the perfect game for the most people, but it just gave me too many emotions and experiences, after which it undoubtedly deserves a special place in my heart forever ❤



p.s. i used to be an adventurer like you...

fus ro dah/10 "some may call this junk... me? i call it treasure." “after all this time?” “always!” honestly despite all of its cons i still love skyrim for it helped me to get through the dark times, because its unique yet kind of familiar world, that filled with medieval, phantasy, magical atmosphere vibes got me drowned in it. i've been wasting too many hours on real life, but i tried my best to spend as much of it as possible on millions of quests like saving towns from a dragons, building manors and clearing dungeons full of undead or a reclusive cannibal cults... buying and selling stuff, smithing armors and weapons without claiming to be the best blacksmith in whiterun, enchanting items using souls of defeated foes or annoying characters like nazeem, learning the art of war by dodging arrows in the knees, learning magical skills and spells by burning innocent goats and deers, learning alchemy by eating and mixing random sh*t, sneaking through the shadows, stealing people's clothes and booze, lockpicking houses and chests, searching for a daedric artifacts, shouting my way through the followers, dying from falling out of the mountains while trying to find shortcuts, farming and cooking, talking to the doors or the trees or dogs and such, taming them bloody dragons, shouting as i've never shout before and many many more things... yet no matter how many years i've spend on endless adventures and countless, though unique custom characters and builds, most of which i can't even remember, skyrim can still surprise me and show something new or make me laugh once again... my overall thoughts: i know that skyrim may seem far from the perfect game for the most people, but it just gave me too many emotions and experiences, after which it undoubtedly deserves a special place in my heart forever ❤ p.s. i used to be an adventurer like you...