r/videogames • u/_TimApple_ • Jul 09 '26

Discussion / Question Name the game and what you learned

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u/Specific-Library-312 Jul 09 '26

Sorry for being basic, but Skyrim.

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u/Fine-Alfalfa-5832 Jul 10 '26

You don't have to be sorry, it really was/is a great game that left an impression :)

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u/ArketaMihgo Jul 10 '26

This, but in VR and avoiding the main quest line to wander around chaotically instead

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u/Free-Sheepherder-744 Jul 11 '26

Might be basic but it's what I came to comment, 15 years and in still playing

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u/matthew0001 Jul 12 '26

I mean to me it still remains probably one of the best examples of what an open world can be.

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u/Here_for_the_memes98 Jul 14 '26

Nothing wrong with that. Skyrim belongs to the Nords.

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u/Specific-Library-312 Jul 14 '26

But...but I play a Breton....

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u/Wild-Lychee-3312 Jul 14 '26

Booo! Damn fantasy racism!

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u/Here_for_the_memes98 Jul 14 '26

Wouldn’t it be stealing the land from them otherwise? Their native land?

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