Don't take this wrong - the game is playable - there are only a few really game-breaking bugs and if you are lucky those can be avoided or at least you can revert to a save before the bug messed everything up and then not do the thing that triggers it. If I make that sound bad well, in a way it is. It was clearly not fully tested before it was release - or it was fully tested and released in what can only kindly be called a late-beta stage simply to get it in stores in time for the holidays. To put it simply, this is one of the most bug-filled releases every to emerge from Bethesda Studios. Even though the game had been declared Gold weeks before launch, the reality is anything but that. But like the Fallout series and, if we are being candid, some of the previous games in the Elder Scrolls series, the shining praise was a bit premature. The massive popularity of Skyrim with the critics in its first days of release and the massive number of perfect 10 scores it received made it seem as if another perfect game had arrived. Unofficial The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Guide by CM Boots-Faubert for

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