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Re: I suppose those are possible, but I never consider such factors in a game like skyrim, at least TaskmasterJack Send a noteboard - 30/06/2012 02:11:34 PM
In Dragon Age: Origins, I would say yes, a mage, rogue, and warrior each merit a playthrough as they use very different styles, so you will have a very different experience. And I suppose if you play your RPGs with serious role-playing, then you can do the same in Skyrim... But for me Skyrim offered the opportunity to not just be a jack-of-all-trades, but to excel at practically all of them, so I would never have various games for various character types, as I always try to use a mixture of everything.


I agree, You could technically create a Skyrim character proficient in everything. I mean you probably would have experienced most of the game in a particular style, but it is possible to be master of everything.

Dragon Age: Origins definitely had a different story heavily dependent on the titular Origin.

As for race, from what I understand it doesn't really play a large factor in anything, aside from maybe a few bits of dialogue? I don't know for certain, but unless there are substantial differences between races I wouldn't even consider starting another game just to try them out. But to each their own.


I chose Wood Elf. There was a Wood Elf in the first town who was glad to see a familiar face (amongst all the dominant Human majority), his friendliness made me help him and he became my primary companion throughout the game. I wouldn't have naturally experienced this if I'd picked Nord or Argonian. Other than that, I agree, your experience is almost identical no matter what race you are, with the exception of dialogue differences you mentioned (including a generally kinder disposition from people of your own race).
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Games with the most and least gaming hours? ironclad - 25/06/2012 07:29:12 PM 930 Views
Hmmmm MightyYT - 25/06/2012 10:13:56 PM 702 Views
Longest is easy to pick A Deathwatch Guard - 26/06/2012 04:36:47 AM 721 Views
I've never really played a game that was too fast. TaskmasterJack - 26/06/2012 10:04:26 PM 982 Views
True, Force Unleased was short but a lot of fun ironclad - 28/06/2012 10:43:24 PM 716 Views
Re: True, Force Unleased was short but a lot of fun TaskmasterJack - 29/06/2012 01:06:48 AM 890 Views
Why X-Box specifically? Werthead - 27/06/2012 11:40:14 PM 885 Views
What permutations are there in Skyrim? A Deathwatch Guard - 28/06/2012 07:49:54 PM 989 Views
I assume that means all the races Stephen - 29/06/2012 02:43:37 PM 661 Views
I suppose those are possible, but I never consider such factors in a game like skyrim, at least A Deathwatch Guard - 30/06/2012 04:00:02 AM 695 Views
Re: I suppose those are possible, but I never consider such factors in a game like skyrim, at least TaskmasterJack - 30/06/2012 02:11:34 PM 932 Views
I'm sorry, but Morrowind has caused me to hate your kind A Deathwatch Guard - 30/06/2012 10:31:47 PM 810 Views
When I first picked him, I thought, "You know, animal taming might be fun." - I never use it. *NM* TaskmasterJack - 01/07/2012 03:05:20 AM 526 Views
Because that's what I play and I was looking for new games ironclad - 28/06/2012 10:41:51 PM 732 Views
The problem is there are lots of good games that are neither longest or shortest A Deathwatch Guard - 30/06/2012 04:04:31 AM 638 Views
Anything Paradox publishes for PC, especially grand strategy like Europa Universalis III. Ghavrel - 29/06/2012 12:12:12 AM 823 Views
How much have you played EU III? That's way beyond my skill level. Bergioyn - 30/06/2012 08:41:00 AM 634 Views
There are a few other long games...and a few short ones that are pretty good. MightyYT - 30/06/2012 09:09:58 AM 834 Views
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