Chapter 798 - 798: The Legendary Adventures of the Root-Grubber

The rich content and story quests in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim have become a major focus for players' discussions.

In The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, the main quest is to defeat Alduin.

However, this main quest only makes up a very small portion of the game's total quests.

Besides the Dragonborn quests and the vampire quests.

There are hundreds of other types of side quests.

These quests cover virtually everything in terms of content.

The Civil War quests, which involve the political situation in Skyrim, showcase the relationships and conflicts between the Stormcloaks and the Imperial Legion.

There are also the sinister Dark Brotherhood quests.

About the faith and glory of the Companions, joining the Circle to embrace the werewolf identity, and experiencing the determination of the warriors in the Companions.

In addition, there is a Dragon Language quest that Lucas had previously promised.

Players will learn more about the ancient era, the Dragon Cult, and the Dragonborn through the Dragon Language.

Of course, most players will need a walkthrough to trigger and complete this challenging quest.

Because in this challenging quest, many key points require understanding the meaning of the Dragon Language in the game and identifying the keywords to trigger it.

And it has been about a week since the game's release, and this large quest has finally been cleared.

However, the identity of the first person to crack it surprised many players.

Because the person was not an ordinary player, but a professor who specialized in ancient languages, which led many players who knew about it to complain: "Can there be professional players for this too!"

Of course, besides these major quests, there are also many daily encounter quests in the game.

Helping ordinary people oppressed by bandits, or exploring the hidden ancient tombs and dungeons throughout Skyrim.

It can be said that these numerous quests, from the large ones that affect the situation in Skyrim to the small ones that help ordinary people, collectively paint a panoramic picture of life in Skyrim, fully presenting the customs and traditions of Skyrim to the players.

In The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, players can always find their own fun.

They can follow the main storyline, slowly learn about the story of Skyrim, understand the origin of the Dragonborn, meet the Greybeards, and learn the power of the Voice.

Players who aren't focused on the main quest can explore the scenery, and stumble upon a seemingly ordinary NPC who asks them to deliver a letter.

But this can lead to a series of events, provided you're willing to help and investigate the truth behind it.

After the initial shock, countless players did not become bored as they became more familiar with the game; instead, they felt that there were still many unknown things waiting for them to discover.

This allows many players to feel a sense of realism and immersion when experiencing The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

And this realism mainly comes from the perfect recreation of Skyrim in the game.

From the textures, scenery, architectural styles of different cities, and the clothing and behavior of different races, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has been meticulously researched, not just changing the names and making everything else identical.

Different areas have different sceneries, which players can truly feel in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

At the same time, the game also has a large number of books, fully showcasing information about Skyrim and Tamriel.

There are books related to history, books detailing information about various races, and even some indescribable miscellaneous writings.

It can be said that this rich content collectively creates a lifelike Skyrim, giving players no sense of detachment.

In Elder Scrolls, players experience a unique life adventure of their own.

Become the foremost mage researching new magic, the Dawnbreaker who slays vampires, the Dragonborn who saves the world, or even a thief, stealing from the villagers of Riverwood all the way to the Greybeards on the Throat of the World.

Even in the game, you can build your own house, start a farm, get married, raise children, and live a retired pastoral life.

And this is an experience that other open-world games from Nebula Games have not brought to players before.

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"A chicken for an apple, really!"

In the game, Ben has returned to the place where the dream began.

The fort of Helgen has become a ruin, but Riverwood is still the same as it was.

The familiar Sleeping Giant Inn, the familiar lumber mill and clear stream, and the still arrogant fat chicken.

Wearing what Ben considered the coolest Daedric armor, he swiftly took the fat chicken down with a swing of his sword. The next moment, villagers were yelling and surrounding him, once again making him feel the warmth of Riverwood.

"This is unbelievable!" Ben exclaimed, looking at the villagers who were ganging up on him.

He could only say that the Chicken God was still the Chicken God.

As a Dragonborn who has defeated Alduin, the world's destroyer, thwarted Miraak's schemes, and eliminated the Vampire Lord, can he not even kill a chicken?

He has been an assassin for the Dark Brotherhood, a dragon slayer for the Blades, a werewolf for the Companions, bragged with Daedric Princes, fought alongside the Three Heroes, and resolved the civil war in Skyrim.

Can such a legendary existence not even kill a small chicken?

While lamenting, Ben headed to the guard to pay the fine. Even though with his current gear and level, and this simple difficulty, killing villagers would be as easy as killing chicks, he actually felt a little unable to do it.

Looking at the noble lady follower beside him, Ben jumped twice in place and then entered the follower's equipment interface to remove her gear.

If there was anything he was dissatisfied with after playing so far, besides him, the Dragonborn, being carried around in a sedan chair without getting any benefits, the most dissatisfying thing was that the vampire noble lady, who was the eye candy of the game, couldn't actually get married in the game in the end.

Why?! As a player, can't I marry a beautiful girl?!

What's wrong with being a vampire, he's a Dragonborn too!

After running around with the lady twice, there were still some newly received quests in the quest log, but he wasn't planning to do them right now. After all, he had been playing The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim for the past few days, and he was planning to call Zack to play some online games to relax.

"Zack, what are you doing? Want to play some other online games together?" Ben asked after opening Zack's communication.

"Sure, but give me a moment. I'm going tomb raiding," Zack's voice came through the voice channel.

"Tomb raiding?" Ben was completely confused by Zack's words.

He glanced at the game Zack was playing, and it was indeed The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

Was there a tomb-raiding gameplay in this game?

"Yeah. Haven't you noticed? The main storyline in the game is almost all about going to graveyards to find things! Finding the Dragonstone, finding the Horn, going to Elven Teeth, and finally Sovngarde. Aren't these all tombs? And the side quests in the game are all about dungeons, ruins, and crypts, isn't that tomb raiding?" Zack said matter-of-factly.

"What you said makes so much sense..." Ben fell silent after hearing Zack's words.

If you think about it carefully, it actually makes a lot of sense.

It seems that about seventy percent of the quests in the game can be linked to ruins and crypts.

Many key items are also unearthed relics dug out from tombs.

Originally, it didn't seem like much, but when he thought about it this way, the image of the game in Ben's mind suddenly changed a little.

This isn't the legendary life of the Root-Grubber, it's the tomb-robbing legend of the Root-Grubber!

(End of chapter)