You're roaming about the center of Riften minding your own dirty business, trying to pickpocket a diamond from an innocent law abiding citizen, you hear a roar from the heavens, a blast of [...]

Easily the best DLC released for Skyrim thusfar.

Incredibly interesting plot; ride dragons; revisit Solstheim; make friends with some recurring characters or their descendants; badass new followers

Plot amounts to nothing; new Shouts not as useful as one might think; dragon riding is kind of lame

The fact that many Dovahkiin are still enchanting weapons and looting dungeons long after they've already slain Alduin, is a testament to how much initial content Bethesda included in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim when it was released in November of 2011.

Dawnguard , whilst being an excellent piece of downloadable content that brought a lot of extra content to the world of Skyrim, was no Shivering Isles or Bloodmoon . Dragonborn is more comparable to those previous grand expansions, and even emulates Bloodmoon by bringing the Dragonborn hero to the...

Bethesda hasn't shown the opening scene of Skyrim's anonymous prisoner at preview events and - if you've been sensible enough to stay away from YouTube in recent weeks - it's one you'll be glad you waited for.

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Massive; immersive world

Autosave system only applies to leaving/entering an area

Nearly every complaint we've ever seen from Oblivion and Fallout 3 has been addressed in some manner here. There's really not a single drawback to Skyrim that I could find, save the fact that it is so enjoyable that just exploring and doing random stuff will surely eat up several weeks of your life.

Detailed graphics; living world dying to be explored; a massive amount of content

Weeks of your life will just disappear