New Skyrim Player's First Time Playing the Game Goes Terribly Wrong

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Despite the massive amount of notoriety The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim has achieved during its ten-year commercial run, the game is not without its shortcomings. To this day, there are a number of technical issues, such as glitches and bugs, that permeate the world of Skyrim. Now, one player has witnessed something deeply strange during their very first time playing the game.

In most AAA examples, glitches tend to be frowned upon in terms of the gaming community. Technical problems can certainly offer a degree of entertainment value that the core content would have never otherwise provided, but with games like Cyberpunk 2077, the bugs are so noticeable and consistent that it detracts from the experience altogether. Luckily, Skyrim has gotten to the point where the in-game glitches have become an active part of the culture surrounding the game, as a brand-new Skyrim player recently found out.

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Over on Reddit, a user named thatfitnessdude posted a gameplay clip of them riding in the wagon with Ralof and Ulfric Stormcloak during the beginning portion of Skyrim. Suddenly, the wagon starts to violently buck up and down as though something is magically pulling it off the ground. The wagon then proceeds to spin around in the air, all of which is still being witnessed from a first-person perspective.

According to the user, this was their first attempt at playing Skyrim, which is fairly unfortunate that the player was still in the beginning of the game when glitches started to occur. While this is still a humorous occurrence, given that this is their first time playing Skyrim, and they weren't able to leave Helgen without running into this glitch, it has the potential to leave a