Many of the people you slaughter for the Dark Brotherhood are not evil, and in fact you aren't even allowed to question why you should kill said person, your only orders are to carry out the contract and kill.
You will be sent on a variety of missions to hunt someone down and kill them in a manner of your choosing, ranging from a poor gutter peasant begging for bread, to the emperor's niece at her own wedding. In the Dark Brotherhood, you become an assassin with one goal, kill your target, no matter whom it is. You steal, you rob, you pickpocket, you plant evidence in peoples' houses, you get innocent people framed and sent to jail, and at times you may even murder, all in the name of thievery. In the Thieves' Guild, you do as the name implies. There are 2 entire major guilds dedicated to being an evil character, the Thieves' Guild and the Dark Brotherhood. In Skyrim, there are a multitude of different ways you can shape your character to be an evil bastard. I believe I have a very good grasp at what makes these games different from one another. I have recently gone back to play Skyrim because I wanted to try using the same character all the way from Morrowind to Skyrim and see how much I could develop said character. Fallout 3 was my first Fallout game, and although I grew to love New Vegas so much more than Fallout 3, I still thought Fallout 3 was a decent game and though Fallout 4 would take all the good aspects of 3 and New Vegas to make the greatest game of all time. This was, of course, before I knew of the majesty that is Morrowind, but I digress. I thought the game was great, it held my interest for a long time. Before that I was what you might call a "console peasant". It was also one of my very first PC games. For some context, Skyrim was my very first Elder Scrolls game back when it first released. This will be about the vanilla game only.Īnyway, let's begin.
If this doesn't sound interesting to you, move on, because that's what this is entirely going to be about. Thirdly, this thread is going over the points I believe make Skyrim a superior game to Fallout 4, this will be the brunt of the thread. This might come as a shock to many of you but I actually enjoy vanilla Skyrim without mods. Secondly, I will not be discussing mods here at all.
( )īefore we get started, I must note a few things: As a warning this is going to probably be quite a long thread, so prepare to do a lot of reading. Closest thing I found was an old thread discussing how many people were playing Fallout 4 compared to Skyrim upon release. Sorry if a thread like this has been made before, I checked the General Gaming, General Fallout, and Fallout 4 forums and didn't see a thread like this.
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