Skyrim Analysis Shows Whiterun Has Bigger Unemployment Rate Than the US And UK
A deep analysis of one of the most well-known cities in Skyrim shows that, while many do work in and out of the walls, there is a surprisingly high rate of unemployment within Whiterun. Despite how beautiful The Elder Scrolls 5 is, it's not all pretty landscapes and exciting adventuring. There is an element of darkness to the game, often at the expense of some poor NPC, and this particular survey done by one fan highlights problems related to those without a job.
Seeking work is not much of a problem for the player. As the Dragonborn, they make their living through completing quests or stealing from others. However, there is a mod for Skyrim that allows fans to work a 9-5 and while it's not exactly glamorous, it does allow for something slightly different in a world that's awash with dragon attacks and magical beings. In which case, the player getting a job is something that requires pretty much no effort, but the game's most famous city does seem to have its share of characters that may be work-shy.
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As reported by PCGamesN, YouTuber Any Austin decided to conduct a Skyrim survey, with the goal being to see just how many residents actually have a job. The 30-minute video has them scouring Whiterun and speaking to all NPCs within the city limits, as well as those just outside it. The research proves a lot tricker than it may seem. Those who are in guard uniforms or working behind the bar at an inn are pretty obvious, but there are a number of folks who wander the location seemingly with no aim, with conversations not really being clear whether they work or not.
In the end, Any Austin calculated that Skyrim's city of Whiterun has an unemployment rate of 9.4%, showing
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