Since Bethesda's "Skyrim: Special Edition" has been enhanced for PC and current consoles, gamers are overwhelmed with creating custom characters. The game has a lot of stuff that gamers can explore such as picking up a compass so they don't get lost while discover things on foot until the sun rises on Turdas.
According to Glixel, there are five different highlights that people shouldn't miss checking out on "Skyrim: Special Edition". The game has no shortage of things to do even when spending hundreds of hours on it, according to the Rolling Stone.
First would be having a few drinks with a god, Sam Guevenne on to start A Night to Remember on "Skyrim: Special Edition". This is a quest about waking up with hangover and with amnesia that sends the gamer off across the land to put the memories back together.
Second thing to explore on "Skyrim: Special Edition" is to befriend a dog. Barbas, a talking dog that is worth making friends with who irks the road, which leads out of Falkreath and sets off a quest called, A Daedra's Best Friend. Barbas hikes to the ruins of Helgen with the gamer where the adventure starts up to the foot of the Throat of the World down to the Haemar Shame dungeon to help the dog find its master.
The third highlight on "Skyrim: Special Edition" would be catching M'aiq the Liar. Every time the gamer comes across with M'aiq the Liar, the latter has always something different to talk about. However, the gamer should first catch him beforehand although he is a fast runner.
The fourth thing to explore on "Skyrim: Special Edition" is to sail to the island of Solstheim to begin a new adventure in a land of floating jellyfish and giant mushrooms. Then open one of its Black Books to be transported to Apocrypha, which belongs to the Daedra of Knowledge.
The last highlight on exploring "Skyrim: Special Edition" is to climb the Throat of the World. It is the mountain at the Skyrim's center that a gamer ascends to meet the monks of High Hrothgar and then climb further through the snow land to reach the real peak.
