Gogron gro-Bolmog, a Dark brotherhood 'assassin' from oblivion. I remember making my first character a pure warrior nord, coming across the dark brotherhood and thinking "gosh they sound so cool im going to join them even though i cant sneak and i wear heavy armor with a giant hammer" *shrug*. and then i get to the sanctuary and theres Gogron. giant orc in heavy armor with a giant hammer and all his dialog is basically 'sneaking is boring, just walk up to them and bash there head in!' And i loved him ever since.   This post was edited by Jordan at March 13, 2017 6:35 PM EDT

ACD said: I have a full blown addiction on Xbox One. I find myself looking at Bethesda.net often. Early on, decided to only use mods that add immersion or tweak things slightly; I bought Skyrim SE to play Skyrim so I dind't want anything to change the game too much.  Frostfall/Camping Updated Weapon Textures Expanded Smithing More Alchemy Ingredients Climates of Tamriel Belt Fastened Quivers and Ordinator Perks are the core at the moment. I know I said I didn't want to add too much to the game but I couldn't help myself downloading the Lord of the Rings weapon mod. Wielding Anduril was too much of a good opportunity to pass up. Not sure if its on xbone but there was a mod on PC that added the fellowship of the ring sitting around a campfire halfway up the throat of the world, all available as followers. Highly recommended for lotr fans, if xbone even has it.

Orc for a few reasons. From a gameplay perspective, they fulfill my favorite play style in rpgs', a tanky berserker style warriors preferably with a giant hammer. Another reason being their aesthetic. I assume argonian lovers love argonians because they are giant lizards. I love Orcs because they're savage monsters. They just look cool. And the last reason I suppose, that has only just occurred to me recently, is the fact they are the 'spurned and ostracized' of the elder scrolls races. I was a loner throughout most of my childhood and never had a whole lot of friends. Nerdy, socially awkward, didn't fit in with the main crowd, etc. So I guess they probably resonated with me on some subconscious level when I first played an elder scrolls game. (Oblivion when I was 11.).

Maybe the most noticeable improvements are only for the updated ps4? I forget what's its called, is that update out yet?

Finding mehrunes razor shards within the first 10 hours of playing skyrim on release day. Something about finding the shards with no context to them, when you normally come across daedric artifacts with their respective quests really made it special. I'm wasn't even level 10 with these shards in my inventory like "WHERE IS THE REST OF IT!?"