| yo_john117 said: What made it so good, if I may ask? My honest opinion (although based off of very little playtime) is that it was a worse version of Skyrim. I remember playing the game, getting out of the jail in the beginning, and roaming around not knowing what to do until a rogue wolf chased me into a pit of sorts whereupon I died. By that time I was so bored/frustrated with it that I never played it again. |
Quests were much better. They had their amount of twists and things, and you could find them in the most unexpected places. Like having a rest on the harbour inn at the Imperial City (Like I missed that one during two walkthroughs, and the quest itself is interesting and has different outcomes depending on what you do). Faction Guilds were miles better than its Skyrim counterpart. The game has a decent closure, something Skyrim lacked. And the classic epic-fantasy setting was much more to my liking than the nordic winter-ish thing of Skyrim.
And it was a harder, yet more satisfying experience than Skyrim and Morrowind. At least for me.
