My boys, i really anxious theses days because i miss playing Skyrim, but i don't want to buy in steam, i want it here on GoG, someone feel that way too? and please, if you din't give your + in community wishlist already, i'm very grateful if you do.

https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/skyrim_all_dlcs

I am after it here as well but i wonder if it would be the enhanced version with the creation club that Bethesda would only supply.

I fear that too, i would be very happy to have the good old legendary edition with nexus mods.

Luckily this only comes up every couple of days.
I still don’t understand why people are so eager to throw their money at a company who clearly wants to proprietise modding and hide it behind their own drm platform. Yes, mods are leaving nexus to no longer appear on the open market.

The other suggestion is even better, why not get an old build which needs a load of mods applied to get it to the same level as other users of the latest version have. Bully, charge me extra for that!

Skyrim should go on the “games that treat gog customers as second class citizens” thread, even before any release.

Totally had Sterlings Bethesda Dance on mind while reading your post :D

Not trying to defend this pitiful and self-degrading payed mods BS Beth shitstained their own games with; but at Nexus there are 64k mods for Skyrim and 24k mods for Skyrim SE listed. Sure; a lot that are probably legendary play experience for Skyrim players not anymore because above mentioned thing but for someone like me that will drop something like no creation club mod into it and then browses what nexus has to offer I probably wont notice much of a difference.

I'm sure the game will still be able to take a good amount of regular normal mods.

Also; not all people play with mods.

I'm myself only use Unofficial skyrim patch, i'm not a modding guy, i wanted legendary because it's older than SE, and can run at anything with 4 gigs and a intel HD(Also makes more sense to be on gog because it's almost got ten years, give it the title of Good Old Game, or classic to be more precisely).

But yes, bethesda is blind for money and this make them to get in a bad way over last years, sad thing.

North of Cyrodiil.

wishlist search, discussion about creation club and drm-free

I would buy the SE for 5euros.

When i'm playing oblivion and looking to the mountains in front of Frostcrag Spire, thinking "After that mountains you can find my home".

That reminds me of how much I loved taking a horse up a shear cliff.

Oblivion 99% of the time if you cant get up a cliff take a horse, and you can usually find your way up there.

(Even including surfaces you couldn't normally get to on foot.)

(Note: this does not usually cover cliffs that prevent you from going out of bounds.)

Edit:

cliffs = mountains. They just were not that mountainy to me on Oblivion.

Oblivion is still a fantastic game, and much better than Skyrim to me.

Ok, I wasn't going to ask but my curiosity got the best of me...

You don't want to buy skyrim on steam, and it's not on gog, yet you say you miss playing it. How and on what platform did you play it on and why can't you still play it?

Just think about reinstalling 100+ mods all over again.
Even if at the end I enjoyed installing and testing mods more than playing the game itself, I also remember having problems and spending a lot of time fixing them. That's what stops my Skyrim itch.

This... so much this. I didn't like Skyrim very much, but mods made it somewhat bearable, at least for a while. Oblivion was actually a lot of fun with mods. Just recently played Morrowind, my favorite Elder Scrolls, again, but this time, the incredible amount of bugs and conflicts caused by mods really put me off. I used to just mod the game instead of playing it for a long time (this includes making mods of my own), but now when I actually went back to play it, I was really annoyed by how much time I'd spend hunting down mod-related issues.

I used to play it on steam through family share.