Even if you think reading about a spoiler is different to playing, Skyrim hasn′t that great theatrical presentation to think "i don′t care about that spoiler". Yesterday i played the mainquest to the end. It was nice but as usual for an Elder Scrolls Game it wasn′t the big moment of the game where the endboss dies in vain, a last screen shows the endíng and then the final credits flicker over the screen.

Elder Scrolls games′ presentation unfolds as a whole ensemble to me and there are not many twists in story telling. So every spoiler of interest moments means less fun for me.

Its true tho. Who plays Skyrim because of the story? Elder Scrolls is about exploration, and the joy of finding something awesome and unexpected in the wilderness. Story is just a minor bonus.

Yes, I mind spoilers however minor they be.

I've already ruined what could have been awesome moments for myself by simply browsing the various TES lore wikis alone. Blackreach would have been much more amazing had I not inadvertently seen screenshots of it online. Parts of the Dark Brotherhood quest and things regarding the Falmer are among others things that I 'spoiled' for myself too.

I can't say anything bad about spoilers without saying even worse things about those who spam them.

thats right. I read all the quests for the factions and main quest before i even started playing skyrim in november. But some things did surprise me though. Like the giant sending you to the moon.

Games like Chaos rings 2/final fantasy, which are story driven. Spoilers? No ty

I don't

but I finished the game 14 times already XD