After just over 151 hours, I have finished Skyrim. What next?

[Sarpedon]

Play it over. PROPERLY!! (he says relating to a completely individual journey that all must undertake individually)

Or retry and make your character look weird at the creation screen.

I did play it properly...
It doesn't matter how odd your character looks at the beginning, because Daedraic armour covers you completely!

Thank you all for your suggestions, unfortunately I don't own a Wii.

Looking into The Witcher 2, it does look interesting so I might give that a shot.

I am tempted to go back to WoW, though...

Skyrim has over 300 hours of gameplay. You claim to be finished in 150. You, sir, ARE NOT FINISHED! Go finish it, and then we'll talk.

 

[CD-R]

Hello there!

As the title states, I have now completed Skyrim (on 360) which has taken me a little over 151 hours in total.

But what to play next?

I have Skyrim on the PC, too, but I may wait for some amazing mods to come out before I replay it.

Is there anything that you guys can suggest? I'm off work until next Thursday and I want something to play!

Thank you~!

First off why do you have both the PC and the 360 version?

BAttlefield 3 is pretty good if your PC can handle it. There's also Arkham City and Saints Row the third. Everyone's been going on about the Binding of Isaac too.

 

[Kruxxor]

Hello there!

As the title states, I have now completed Skyrim (on 360) which has taken me a little over 151 hours in total.

But what to play next?

I have Skyrim on the PC, too, but I may wait for some amazing mods to come out before I replay it.

Is there anything that you guys can suggest? I'm off work until next Thursday and I want something to play!

Thank you~!

First off why do you have both the PC and the 360 version?

BAttlefield 3 is pretty good if your PC can handle it. There's also Arkham City and Saints Row the third. Everyone's been going on about the Binding of Isaac too.

I bought the 360 version to play it with friends (in a party playing at the same time)
PC to mod it to hell and make it look very pretty!

Not fussed on FPS'. Completed Saints Row the Third already, and already given Arkham City a bash, wasn't fussed on it at all. (But loved Arkham Asylum)

What is the Binding of Isaac?

Demon Kruxxor is my gamertag on 360 as well, if anyone is interested.

 

[ResonanceGames]

Go back and play Arena. It's free and it's a lot of fun if you have the patience to learn its quirks -- like the fact that the game is much, much more enjoyable if you grind the first dungeon and level up several times before you venture out into the main world.

 

[CD-R]

Hello there!

As the title states, I have now completed Skyrim (on 360) which has taken me a little over 151 hours in total.

But what to play next?

I have Skyrim on the PC, too, but I may wait for some amazing mods to come out before I replay it.

Is there anything that you guys can suggest? I'm off work until next Thursday and I want something to play!

Thank you~!

First off why do you have both the PC and the 360 version?

BAttlefield 3 is pretty good if your PC can handle it. There's also Arkham City and Saints Row the third. Everyone's been going on about the Binding of Isaac too.

I bought the 360 version to play it with friends (in a party playing at the same time)
PC to mod it to hell and make it look very pretty!

Not fussed on FPS'. Completed Saints Row the Third already, and already given Arkham City a bash, wasn't fussed on it at all. (But loved Arkham Asylum)

What is the Binding of Isaac?

Demon Kruxxor is my gamertag on 360 as well, if anyone is interested.

Binding of Isaac is this really weird Indie game with rouge like elements. Yahtzee mentioned it in one of his articles. Here's a demo of it.

http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/581168

 

[Diablo2000]

You may wanna just sit in a dark coner until Fallout 4 or Elder Scrolls 6 is released... That's what I gonna do after finish Skyrim.

 

[Neverhoodian]

Start a second playthrough. Choose the other gender, pick a different race, focus on different skills, join different factions, etc.

You could also try the earlier games in the Elder Scrolls series if you haven't already. Bethesda released the first two games (Arena and Daggerfall respectively) for free a few years ago (you'll need the DOSBox emulator to play them on modern machines):
http://www.elderscrolls.com/arena/
http://www.elderscrolls.com/daggerfall/

Morrowind is one of my all time favorites. You can still buy it at retail stores or off of Steam:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/22320/