The Elder Scrolls Skyrim Dragonborn

Never number one

The developers of The Elder Scrolls have great ambitions. They want to use the game's settings and mechanics to connect the game world with the real world. The God's Head Dream is the game world, and God is the game developer. When the characters in the game realize that they are actually in the God's Head Dream, they are not debugged by the God's Head Dream, but transcend the latitude of the game and come to the real world. The worldview of The Elder Scrolls has something to do with Buddhist culture. The ultimate meaning of the Buddha's words is to let people understand that the world we live in is fake, just like you are playing a game but are too involved and forget that it is a game (you are so involved that when your avatar is hurt in the game, you also have the illusion of pain. When you know that you are playing a game, you will not suffer because of the misfortune of your avatar, and you will be "enlightened and liberated"!). The Buddha is the player who realizes that he is playing a game. Buddha's magical power is that he is using the console as a player! The purpose of Buddha is to let everyone know that they are just playing games and that the world is false!