The northeast has perfectly preserved animals frozen in ice, while the forests in the southwest can hide an entire city only a few yards off the beaten path. The city of Solitude resides over a swampy river delta on one side, and stares off into a sea of floating icebergs on the other. But from end to end, Skyrim has just about every climate you can imagine. Brrrr.' Which is true when you get up to certain elevations in certain biomes, of course. Before I walked everywhere, were I to take a reductive view, I'd say, 'Skyrim is a cold and snowy place. It's about watching the map grow into a more convincing world. When walking, it's no longer about me growing into a more powerful character. I stop and study the edges of the map from the tallest mountains. I pan the camera around with the care of a movie director. I look for that steady midpoint on my gamepad's analog sticks. But walking-at a voluntarily over encumbered speed-changes everything for me. Everybody’s running, whether it’s towards the dragon or away from it. When a dragon shows up, nobody’s walking. Sure, Skyrim is still a dangerous place and I've got to deal with random and scripted encounters just like everyone else. Simply walking everywhere has refreshed my view of The Elder Scrolls. I 've turned Skyrim into a walking simulator.

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