Look at your quest log in so many games and you’ll see basically a big To Do list. It’s a word that has become undervalued and misused. There’s a word used in games all the time: quest. There are a few reasons for this (and some I’ll go into later) but mainly, the lack of a fast travel option seemed to make every trip between towns that bit more intimidating. Partway through, it dawned on me that I was having a much better time playing Skyrim a second time because this time I actually felt like I was going on a journey. And if you did something like this yourself, here is the route you might take. My goal for this playthrough of Skyrim (you can find the resultant article here) was to do a grand tour of the four Orc strongholds on foot. Something that all my gaming life I’d never even thought about. It was only days later, in the warm glow of this inn that the feeling began to come over me. But one of these mods had a side option, which was to turn fast travel off. Another mod made the world of Skyrim cold and harsh to survive in, so I had to light fires to keep myself warm and make sure I didn’t fall into any water lest I catch my literal hypothermic death. One mod took away all the dragonborn stuff and left me starting as a simple bandit schmuck. I was replaying the game with some mods installed. They had a roaring fire, plenty of food and wine, and there was a dog lying at my feet.
I first noticed the feeling when I stopped at an inn.
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