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Okay so this might end up being a little bit of a rant, which I'm perfectly fine with, and you should be too. I'll start with this, I have well over 1000 hours in TES:V Skyrim (the game this mod is based on), and Skyrim is among my favorite games of all time. That list has titles like BG3, Fallout NV, and Morrowind. Enderal: Forgotten Stories is at the number one spot. Enderal is my single favorite game of all time, and I hope to explain why. First I'll start with why I personally prefer Enderal to Skyrim. Then later on Ill explain what makes
Enderal better than everything else.

To start off, the visuals are pretty much the same as Skyrim, nothing super noteworthy, but it does have a far brighter and less gloomy atmosphere, and much greater variety in enviroments (a lot less snow and grey grass and a lot more flowery fields and deserts). Second, the audio quality. Ill admit it is slightly worse overall than Skyrim, but it is still VERY good (for a mod) and is 100% passable for a AAA game of the time.

Now onto the heavy hitters, the gameplay, and the story. Starting with gameplay, its fairly similar to Skyrim, just with a lot more options for combat (almost triple the spells and WAY better schools of magic being a good example) and far better scaling. Enderal also has a fully fleshed out "multiclassing" system, with armor sets and other items specific to those multiclasses. The scaling and leveling system is very unique, but fair (and still completely abusable). Without going into too much detail, you get points from leveling up but you can also find points in the environment, and buy them from vendors. Its a system that allows you to really break the game early if you can come up with enough gold (or are handy with console commands, cough cough player.additem 0000000f 100000), but nothing that couldn't already be done in Skyrim. On the topic of loot, the game HEAVILY rewards you for exploration. Pretty much every cave, every dungeon, and every little sidequest is worth doing for the loot alone. Enderal has taken a much more BG3 esque approach to loot (that being a higher quantity of unique items but far more specific effects), and it works perfectly. As far as the roleplaying, its pretty damn good. Lots of dialogue and fully voice acted NPC's make for a super immersive world that is very easy, and fun, to interact with in a meaningful way. There are limited romance options but meh... its plenty.

Now onto my final point comparing to Skyrim, and this games biggest attribute, the story. Dear... god... the story. I'm genuinely having a hard time putting my thoughts into words here. I absolutely mean this when I say it, its flawless. Start to finish, the main story is beautiful. It manages to entrap you from the very first moments of the game and keep you firmly in its grasp until the credits. Its one of those storylines that you lie awake at night thinking about, and once the game does finally end (50-150 hours depending on your level of degeneracy) it will have you thinking about it for the next week or so. Its beautiful in every way I can describe, and though it may not look like it at first, everything magically comes together to make perfect sense. As far as the side quests are concerned, they fall into two categories (as does every side quest in every game), those being the one off "go here do this" and the 18 quests long DLC esque questlines. Fret not, there are plenty of both, and you are rewarded greatly both in story and in loot from all of them.

Basically, its Skyrim, but better. Admittedly there is less overall content, which is exusable primarily due to the small team compared to Bethesda, but secondarily due to its price (its free. you're really running out of excuses to avoid it aren't you). Now onto the reasons why its better than every other game ever made. These points likely wont have the same impact to you but Enderal probably isn't you're favorite game so quit whining and let me ramble.

Big moral of the story is its fun. Its REALLY fun. The culmination of gameplay, story, roleplaying opportunities, sidequests etc make it into one of the most engaging and thought provoking experiences I've ever had. Going from main quest to sidequest to dungeon is seamless and fun. Even the features they have removed (like fast travel) somehow make the game better. Using fast travel as an example, there are still multiple ways of getting around the map, from teleportation scrolls letting you travel to and from major cities, to the "mark" and "return" spells, letting you create and move around an infinite use fast travel point absolutely anywhere. You can either keep it in the city to have a free teleport to the shops, or leave it outside a dungeon you want to come back to and use a scroll to get back to the city if you hit your carry capacity. They took away a feature, and added multiple features that make up for it being removed. Its insane how many features that applies to (way too many to go into), but you never end up wishing the features hadn't been removed, because honestly its just more engaging to teleport to a city you have a scroll for, taking a myrad tower from that city to where you want to go, and then using the built in "city fast travel" to get to the district you want to go. It also dissuades leaving areas such as dungeons uncleared, as you wont have an easy way to return to them unless you plan ahead.

I'm now sitting here realizing I typed a paragraph about fast traveling but that's completely fine, because that's just how passionate I am about this game. Look, I can go on and on about how I find the gameplay to be the perfect balance of skill, strategy and fun. I could also rant about how I cried at the end of a questline (don't judge me you will too it's sad asf). My main point, as well as my reason for writing this whole mess (outside of my deep need to explain to myself why this game is so good) is to tell you, the random dumbass who had nothing better to do than read for five minutes, to play this game. Click the little install button, click play, and play it. It is completely free, you have literally no reason why not to, and after all, if I (another random dumbass) felt the need to write a book on this game, maybe its worth a shot. If you end up liking it half as much as I do, it will still be worth playing.

TL:DR Play Enderal or I'll shoot your cat.

Okay, so i'm going to be completely honest and maybe ramble a little bit. This game is fun, there are parts of it that will blow your mind (for me, it was pretty much everything relating to your ship, from the building, to the combat, to the style of the interior). Other parts of it will be incredibly lackluster, which does suck, but is pretty much the case for every game. The hate this game gets is understandable, at launch it was buggy, and it didn't introduce anything groundbreaking, but if you play around this games strengths then it is still a great time. For example, if the outpost system sucks (which it ♥♥♥♥♥♥ does), ignore it. Don't make outposts, they aren't even useful. If you are willing to play a game with that kind of mindset then starfield has some really fun gunplay and rpg mechanics that still make it worth the money, even if there isn't really anything super special about it.

Just finished the campaign and honestly, I enjoyed every minute. This is the first VR game that I feel could compare with other non VR games from a standpoint of the quality of the game. The story is perfectly complicated so that the player knows what is going on, but still feels confused literally all the time, and the gameplay is superb. It does start off a little slow, granted, as I felt that the "tutorial" dragged on for a little too long, but after that, it picks up quick and does not stop. Though the guns may not be as complicated as something like h3vr, they still feel very good and the gunplay is on point. I would reccomend this game to everyone I could.

not a money grab, each and every expansion adds at least a whole game's worth of content and updates. yes there are a lot of dlc, but the game is free. deal with it.

gg ez

gg ez

gg ez

gg ez

gg ez

i have not played ehough rust to give an honest review, but i can tell you, i dont want to play enough to do that. The very begaining of a playthru works kinda like minecraft, same thought process, exept you get sniped in about 3 seconds, and the game is very confusing from the start. I shouldent have to look at a youtube video to find out how to harvest stone. Super unfreindly to new players...