World of Hobbitrim

[susie_flo]

Damn... I think I've got to the point in 'Rimland where there's not much point in me hanging around any more.

I've killed Alduin and done battle for the stormcloaks, and am Thane of everywhere and head of the assassins and thieves and what not. All that's left in my quest list are things that I don't fancy doing, like pointless assassin quests and luring some poor sap to be eaten by cannibals (WTF is that plotline about?) and luring another poor sap to be sacrificed for some loony cult. That and mindless errands for minor characters.

Somehow I've only managed to find 8 of the 24 stones of Barenziah (my character clearly just does 'man looks' everywhere she goes) but I def can't be bothered retracing my steps all over the world of hobbitrim. I was kind of hoping for a proper ending - Fallout style. I guess this isn't going to happen...?

Meh. And what on earth am I going to do with my time now???

Comments

[snorkel-maiden.livejournal.com]

No 'proper ending' in Elder Scrolls games- it's a big thing of theirs that you can just keep on playing. There were complaints about that Fallout game that just stopped, so they had to rush out a DLC that allowed you to carry on.

Speaking of which, have you done the Skyrim DLCs? Dragonborn and Dawnguard are both great with big long quest lines, and Hearthfire is fun as well.

[the-meanest-cat.livejournal.com]

Ah - great plan, I'd forgotten that you could get add-on quest lines. I hope they're good and meaty.

I always suffer from an overwhelming sense of ennui in games that let you roam about once the main quest lines have been completed. Personally, I think Fallout got it right.

[dexypunk.livejournal.com]

Find all the shouts. Or buy some DLC.

[the-meanest-cat.livejournal.com]

Thanks - I have started the Dragonborn quest (and also downloaded Dawnguard).

Looks like a good lot of content... though I am lamenting being far from home without my beautiful Shadowmere - (it's insane how much affection I feel for that horse)