>get quest >go down linear dungeon >beat dungeon boss >do it again 1000 times for no reason >gold means nothing, perks mean nothing, no replayability
What an awful awful game
That's a lot, look, I'm not saying they didn't sell any copies, but 60 millions? In 12 years? Are there even enough gamers and consoles?
I'm not saying that it's absolutely impossible or anything, but come on, the math doesn't really add up from the sources we do have.
Where would you even put all those skyrim copies, where were they fabricated.
It just strikes me as odd, it's all.
It was literally Skyrim being so insanely successful that got non-Western developers actually thinking open making their own Open World games. You guys are only thinking of your own personal experience, not how developers reacted resulting in the Open World in everything fad.
because outside of Elden Ring and TotK, most of them flopped. FF15 literally caused Square to stop wanting to do Open World, with the sole exception of that same FF15 team making Forspoken which ALSO flopped.
I thought FF16 was open world too, but I havent been following the game
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It's very much not, that's what some people are worried about. It's more "contained levels" with a few areas that are somewhat large (but far from open world).
Some early reviewers compared it to the modern God of War games, but a bit less open.
>be addicted to game for 3-4 days >start to feel depressed and empty >realize it's because the game is empty and soulless and was draining me spiritually >turn the game off, toss it in the trash, never play it again
That's, like, almost 100 million copies.
Good burger
sloppy blowjob from lydia
6 million israelites
I bought it four times
on 6 million consoles
60 million dungeons
Dead series.
Whales are keeping Elder Scrolls alive, that's the true reason they haven't bothered with another mainline one.
Skyrim ain't real and it never sold 60 million copies, the smoke in the chimneys of Whiterun make no sense.
>Skyrim.. isnt real! le quirky! the chimney is a lie 🙂 gotcha!
what is this reddit shit?
very funny and ironic anonXD
EDIT: forgot to uboatXD
>get quest
>go down linear dungeon
>beat dungeon boss
>do it again 1000 times for no reason
>gold means nothing, perks mean nothing, no replayability
What an awful awful game
Thank God Starfield will be different
I hope so but I dont have high hopes.
>>get quest
>>go down linear dungeon
>>beat dungeon boss
>>do it again 1000 times for no reason
But enough about Breath of the Wild.
Wait, my bad.
BOTW doesn't even have dungeons anymore.
Nah bro nah
If at least the combat was good
Is this how unimaginative morons play the gane?
that's the only way the game is played, (You) fricking moron
That's a lot, look, I'm not saying they didn't sell any copies, but 60 millions? In 12 years? Are there even enough gamers and consoles?
I'm not saying that it's absolutely impossible or anything, but come on, the math doesn't really add up from the sources we do have.
Where would you even put all those skyrim copies, where were they fabricated.
It just strikes me as odd, it's all.
60 million rereleases
We should've had Elder Scrolls 6 by now.
Elder Scrolls 6 million
elder scrolls 7*
in case anyone wanted a reminder why "open world games" was such a fad for awhile with everyone attempting it
San andreas set that ball rolling
open world games novelty has worn off hard for me
japanese devs didn't starrt trying to go hard on open world games until Skyrim. It was a weird worldwide phenomenon for whatever reason.
>San Andreas
Anon, all previous GTAs including the first ones that are 2D were major open world games.
I know but SA was the one that normalgays really knew about, it was everywhere
It was fallout and GTA, normies who didn't play oblivion or morrowind for being nerd wizard role play games played the others
It was literally Skyrim being so insanely successful that got non-Western developers actually thinking open making their own Open World games. You guys are only thinking of your own personal experience, not how developers reacted resulting in the Open World in everything fad.
there still arent that many jp open world games
because outside of Elden Ring and TotK, most of them flopped. FF15 literally caused Square to stop wanting to do Open World, with the sole exception of that same FF15 team making Forspoken which ALSO flopped.
I thought FF16 was open world too, but I havent been following the game
It's very much not, that's what some people are worried about. It's more "contained levels" with a few areas that are somewhat large (but far from open world).
Some early reviewers compared it to the modern God of War games, but a bit less open.
Sounds like an improvement at least.
Despite Skyrim's success very few games tried to utilize the major attributes of Skyrim's open world, they just went with the idea itself.
How does he do it every time?
>that one Witcher fanboy homosexual who bragged about TW3 being the best-selling RPG in every Witcher thread
how hard is he seething right now?
I didn't know they stacked goyshit that high
I have three copies myself
more israelites died in the holocaust
>Decade later
>It's atmosphere is still unmatched
I'll be honest bros, the lack of Soule for TES6 has me worried.
>be addicted to game for 3-4 days
>start to feel depressed and empty
>realize it's because the game is empty and soulless and was draining me spiritually
>turn the game off, toss it in the trash, never play it again
>downloadable game
>throw whole console into trash
hardcore
60.000.001 now.
Skyrim 12x Oblivion's online engagement
The first thing generative AI got around to doing is creating guides for Skyrim, a game released over a decade ago
Never should have come here