I love that game ... except for the "end"

[fore]

Now I have played my 150 hours, got up to level 56, and was so impressed about all I saw, did, experienced, ... Couldn't stop playing.

 

I have killed Alduin and Paarthurnax, murdered an emperor who seemed to willingly give me his live, ended the civil war, became head of mages, thieves, and dark brotherhood, ....

 

AND NOW? Now I'm running around, fulfill minor quests, and most of all, I'm deeply hurt because noone in Skyrim recognizes me as this super hero I really am. :D

 

So I was really waiting for the great ending which would make me the new emperor, or something like that. Soemthing where all those quest lines would somehow merge. But nothing happened. I got suspicious, googled for Skyrim main quest, and I'm stunned: Killing Alduin finishes the main quest?

 

THIS CAN'T BE. That's like Bethesda did run out of time and money fot making a real ending, worthy for game like Skyrim. Or at least, if they plan for a sequel, there could be a hint in the game plot. So I really feel empty playing so many hours without a real solution. :(

[ninga_express]

DLC buddy... DLC

[scot]

I already finnished the "mages guild" story and today I finnished the companions, I was like "What?Is this it?" bethesda seemed to rely on radiant story too much and made the factions main quests along with the main one too short -.- radiant story is getting old and boring for me at least.The game is amazing indeed but bethesda made it sound better. Edited December 12, 2011 by scot

[Stormcrown]

I stop doing quests the second I realize they are radiant story (IE: Infinite quests). The MOMENT i realize that, I drop them.

[Handofbane]

DLC buddy... DLC

That is the worst possible answer. It is outright admitting "Hey, we sold you an incomplete game, but don't worry you can always pay us more to get an actual ending!"