Valued MemberAny theorys as to why its so popular i mean its predacessor wasnt as popular
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Why is tesv: Skyrim successful to this day
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Morrowind and Oblivion weren't popular? That's news to me. I find it hard to agree with you saying they weren't.
To answer your question with my opinion. Because Skyrim offers the player many options. Skyrim doesn't rail the player into one thing. You have the option of doing many things and Skyrim is a simulated environment. After Helgen you can pretty much choose your own destiny or how you feel you want to develop your character. I'd say Skyrim allows the player to customize their character in almost every way.
To answer your question with my opinion. Because Skyrim offers the player many options. Skyrim doesn't rail the player into one thing. You have the option of doing many things and Skyrim is a simulated environment. After Helgen you can pretty much choose your own destiny or how you feel you want to develop your character. I'd say Skyrim allows the player to customize their character in almost every way.
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As I recall, Morrowind more-or-less saved Bethesda from bankruptcy. That seems fairly popular.
Still, it's true that Oblivion and Skyrim drew more people. Part of that's probably because every next game got a load of new players and a load of players from the previous game, y'know, fanbase growth.
Beyond that, advertising probably shouldn't be underestimated. As Beth got more money they could also put more into ads
Still, it's true that Oblivion and Skyrim drew more people. Part of that's probably because every next game got a load of new players and a load of players from the previous game, y'know, fanbase growth.
Beyond that, advertising probably shouldn't be underestimated. As Beth got more money they could also put more into ads
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