The Elder Scrolls: Something's Not Right About This Tamriel

The author knows some lore but not much; but at least the fifth-generation game is pretty good. As long as you don't mind that some people in the world of Nien use "girl", "adult", "the king of hell is so annoying to little devils" and a series of words that make people's heads full of question marks, you can still pass the time...

I read the latest chapter, which is actually pretty good. However, the first three chapters are too lengthy. They are basically tutorials for novices. There is not much conflict or excitement, so it seems a bit boring. It's not like a veteran player like me can bear to read it.

Brother, don't die 🙂

Can I open a harem🙂

Let's talk about the settings of The Elder Scrolls The developers of The Elder Scrolls have great ambitions. They want to use the settings and mechanisms of the game 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 character in the game realizes that he is actually in the God's Head Dream, he is not debugged/cleared by the God's Head Dream, but transcends the latitude of the game and comes to the real world, which is the world where the player lives. It can be regarded as exiting the game and entering the real world. The worldview of The Elder Scrolls has something to do with Buddhist culture. The ultimate meaning of the Buddha's teachings 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 your avatar suffers misfortune, 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! Buddhists believe that time is false because players can enter any save point and time has no constraints on players.

It's actually Lao Gun's book, so I have to try it.

Brothers, this book was published on QQ Reading. After it is put on the shelves, you can read it for free on QQ Reading. Don't just give up (>_<). There are four volumes in total, two volumes focus on adventure and two volumes focus on farming, with about 800,000 words. I will take care of it and put it on the shelves later, but companionship is the most important thing. I will continue to work hard to make more updates in my spare time.

Lao Gun's books are so rare, I hope he doesn't die

Almost all the new characters have pictures for the game. The people playing this are all old people. I can't remember who they are by looking at their names.

I recently played it on a retro switch without adding mods, and I feel like this game is really playable.