#Skyrim play as a dragon mod mod#

Apart from that the tracks are atmospheric and fit in well with the style of the base game.

Some new tracks play while exploring the island and the barrow, but it gets old pretty quickly because there is only 2 overworld tracks, one for day and night, 1 track for the barrow and 1 track for Dimfrost that play over and over. The voice actor who voiced the wizard in Wyrmstooth Barrow was probably the most memorable. The voice acting of the random NPCs you that move into the mining settlement once the story is over were voice acted better than the NPCs involved in the main quest.

#Skyrim play as a dragon mod mod#

Enderal did a much better job with level design so I would recommend the mod author take a look at that project.There were plenty of potential story elements around the map such as a deactivated oblivion gate outside Wyrmstooth Crypt, but it's just there as simple set dressing and nothing more. The dungeons are a different story with most being bits and pieces of base game dungeons copy/pasted together. The island is a bit generic but is well populated with random objects such that it blends in well with the design of the original Skyrim worldspace. Some NPCs make a few contradictory statements which make it seem like the mod author didn't plan the story out properly before bringing voice actors on-board. Some grammatical issues and spelling mistakes break immersion. I was able to get through the entire mod in just under 3 hours. Here's my Wyrmstooth review: Writing - 1/5 Bethesda open-world RPGs do have a formula to them, and maybe I was just getting tired of it.I got the chance to play this recently. I certainly had some grand adventures and got my moneyвЂ™s worth, but they just didnвЂ™t have the same pull as the previous games for me. I would say IвЂ™ve spent maybe 45-50 hours a piece on those last two. But while I certainly played a fair share of Skyrim and later Fallout 4, the dropoff was pretty significant. IвЂ™ve spent hundreds of hours between Morrowind, Oblivion,В and Fallout 3. IвЂ™ve played a ton of Bethesda open world games. So how much does the ability to take Skyrim on the go add to the game? For me personally, a lot. the Switch version of Skyrim is the definitive one? That depends on how much you value access to mods.Д«esides portability, the other unique feature added to SkyrimВ for the Switch is what else but motion controls! You can swing the Joy Cons to attack or defend and also to aim your bow! For what it is worth, these work as intended, but especially given that combat in this game is somewhat clunky to begin with, I canвЂ™t imagine anyone using them for an extended period of time. The game does autosave quite often minimize any loss of progress, but if you also regularly save on your own it probably would rarely be an issue. In my time with the game, it only crashed once, and I have certainly had the original versions crash way more often. I would see things occasionally floating in mid-air, mammoths magically drop out of the sky, etc.

The Nintendo Switch didnвЂ™t escape this either, but for the most part, it was just amusing stuff. SkyrimВ is also a massive open world game, and every version has had some bugs. But thatвЂ™s always been true, so if it didnвЂ™t really bother you before, it shouldnвЂ™t be a problem now. A lot of the colors are drab, the character models are dead-eyed and stiff, etc.

Admittedly, against more modern games like Legend of Zelda: Breath of The Wild, which was heavily influenced byВ BethesdaвЂ™s open-world RPG, you might notice some things didnвЂ™t age all that well. ButВ yes, Skyrim looks and plays on the Switch like a little smoother version of the 360/PS3 versions. Skyrim is a six-year-oldВ game that while very impressive for its time, ran pretty well on the Xbox 360, so it running well on the Nintendo Switch isnвЂ™t that impressive of a feat.