Skyrim Fans Debate the Most Disappointing Faction in the Game

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Skyrim fans online have been debating their opinions on the most disappointing faction featured in the game. The 2011 release of Skyrim saw plenty of factions that players could join and make their mark upon, and it's a key element for players to build their role-play in-game.

The factions in Skyrim make up a large bulk of the game's content, with the main quest taking up much of the rest of the players' time. However, they're not all well-received, and face a universal criticism that has often been leveled at Bethesda games. Many players believe that the protagonist becomes the leader of Skyrim's factions far too early into the quest lines, and claim it doesn't feel earned. It's easy to see both sides of the argument. For many, RPGs are about the fulfillment of a power fantasy, and being able to become the leader of a guild quickly is a great way to achieve that effect. Meanwhile, others play RPGs for a strong feeling of progression over the course of the game, and this would achieve the opposite effect.

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The post was made by Redditor CressDirect5902, who claims that the Bards College is the most disappointing faction featured in Skyrim. Tucked away near the back of Solitude, there will be plenty of players who don't even know the Bards College exists in Skyrim. According to the player, they were disappointed that rather than a refreshing change of pace, the Bards College adhered to much of Skyrim's quest design by having the player dive through more draugr-infested dungeons.

Many players in the thread agreed that the Bards College was the most underwhelming faction in Skyrim, with some even claiming it isn't actually a faction at all. They also offered solutions in the