POV: You return to Duneville after a long, hard day of adventuring 

the characters are great, very believable with motives. the story has interesting themes, a lot of philosophical and theological questions, which is rather unusual in a game of this scale. the only negative i can say about it is that sometimes the story feels like a train whose tracks are being put down in motion (so some of the twists come completely out of the blue). still a great game worth playing, and I recommend "The Path of the Prophet" modpack as a base, and you can add more mods to your liking/needs

The other thing that's really impressive about the game is its scale and the attention to detail that went into it. Set dressings are amazing and very creative, places feel real and lived in and there is not a single copypasted dungeon. Exploration is incentivised by rewarding you (among other things) with a consumable that permanently increases carry weight (I recommend using a mod that adds a SFX to their close vicinity, makes hunting for them a lot more reasonable). That, combined with the great OST and ambience tracks, it's a really nice experience even to just freeroam and bump into small stories in the environment and dungeons naturally!

​​@@TheEmbracedOne damn it looks very very impressive. on a side note, while researching better i understood this is a mod of Skyrim and not a game of itself lol, i've never played it so i got confused. what you've written is about Skyrim as whole or just the enderal mod?

@@alessandroquerze5445 Enderal is a total conversion mod for Skyrim; it has its own world map completely separate from Skyrim, its own story, characters, lore, mythology, game mechanics, models, OST - think of it like a standalone game that has nothing to do with Skyrim except it's made in the same engine by different devs. That's what Enderal is, and everything I said above is exclusively about Enderal. It blows Skyrim out of the water on every front. To play Enderal, you have to own Skyrim on Steam because while Enderal is free, it checks for a Skyrim license, but Skyrim itself doesnt need to be installed to run it. The Path of the Prophet modpack enhances the game into what I like to call a "vanilla +" experience, meaning that it builds on the vanilal experience but makes it a lot better (mechanically as well as graphically). I love this game and hope to inspire others to play it so feel free to reach out if you have any more questions!

@@TheEmbracedOne thank you so much, the more i grow the harder it is to find deep games to play, i'll surely try this one out