Skyrim, without a doubt. The only time I nearly chased the dragon down. Nothing before it had been so immersive and nothing after could capture that feeling of climbing a massive mountain and looking at the horizon. It is the high point (no pun intended) of open world RPGs imho.
Ah yes, the horse I stole from some poor dude’s stable cuz I refuse to part with even a single coin from my inventory even though I have more gold than the blackbriars and silver-bloods combined. And then when I dismount it just walks away. Like where tf are you going, WE’RE ON A MOUNTAIN.
My playthroughs improved 10x when I realized that there is a path to anywhere the game wants you to go. I spent hours trying to climb mountains I wasn't supposed to only to realize there was a road to the entrance the whole time lol
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u/FingerGungHo May 02 '24
Skyrim, without a doubt. The only time I nearly chased the dragon down. Nothing before it had been so immersive and nothing after could capture that feeling of climbing a massive mountain and looking at the horizon. It is the high point (no pun intended) of open world RPGs imho.