All the hardcore RPGers tell me this game is awful and a signifer for the downfall of society, but I can't help but enjoy it! Maybe it's because it was my first true open world RPG. Or maybe it's that tiny cave you see right when you leave the first dungeon which draws you toward it with promises of adventure and you do eventually clear in addition to thirty other caves within a 400 yard radius only stopping when you realize it's like five AM and you have work in the morning, but who cares about groceries and rent!? I'm living in Cyrodil now! And my only concern is to find out what's on the other side of that hill, and yes, that's right -- it's yet another dungeon!

With bad level-scaled loot.... Er... And why is that bandit wearing Daedric armor?

But forget all that! The fields are allliiive with adventure!

All the hardcore RPGers tell me this game is awful and a signifer for the downfall of society, but I can't help but enjoy it! Maybe it's because it was my first true open world RPG. Or maybe it's that tiny cave you see right when you leave the first dungeon which draws you toward it with promises of adventure and you do eventually clear in addition to thirty other caves within a 400 yard radius only stopping when you realize it's like five AM and you have work in the morning, but who cares about groceries and rent!? I'm living in Cyrodil now! And my only concern is to find out what's on the other side of that hill, and yes, that's right -- it's yet another dungeon! With bad level-scaled loot.... Er... And why is that bandit wearing Daedric armor? But forget all that! The fields are allliiive with adventure!