Well, I don't know what you're doing here...

But since you're here I might as well tell you a little bit bout myself.

I just play games a lot, I love Game of Thrones, D.C. Comics, Marvel Comics, really any type of si-fy stuff.

I also love video games, can’t get enough of them, my favorite game of all time however, it The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim, because not only was it the game that got me into TES in the first place but, it just captured my heart as I got into the game, then I got really into the game, then I was looking up videos on YouTube about the lore of the game and I fell down a Skyrim rabbit hole.

I like RPG games but what I love most, is a game that lets the player do what they want, gives the player choices and multiple outcomes for their actions for these choices. Games like Fallout: New Vegas are a perfect example of this, the games sets you in a world stacked to the brim full of quests and you can complete them in so many ways, sometimes by just talking to the NPCs you can find a way to end a quest by just talking to people or bribing people or straight up killing them if it comes to it.

But from time to time I have enjoyed a game that is mostly story based and doesn’t give you a lot of freedom, but I feel like as long as the game is interesting and doesn’t just make mission after mission: shoot this guy here, oh there’s a guy over there you’d better get ‘em, Ah he got away huh, well, I hope you feel like doing the whole mission over again, *cough* San Andreas *cough*

Come on Bethesda, make online a feature not a requirement.