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Skyrim: Discover a new effect after 10 years

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Skyrim: Discover a new effect after 10 years

We’ve said it over and over again, The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim. The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim It is one of the games that continues to amaze us today, ten years after its original release new discoveries. The community is still strongly associated with the fifth chapter of the RPG saga Bethesda, and among the many mods and curiosities, interest from the fan base is always at very high levels; Especially when after all this time there are always those who manage to occasionally discover something new that has gone under the radar.

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This new discovery made in the well-known GDR included a Reddit user known online as “HoHw169”, who posted his recent discoveries in the r/Skyrim subreddit. Apparently, if players stop reading all the stone tablets that reach High Hrothgar, a file will be opened secret effect Which no one seemed to mention for ten long years.

This secret effect is called “Sound of Heaven” It gives players an animal skill that prevents them from escaping or attacking the character. Several other users have thanked HoHw169 for sharing this latest secret hidden in The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim with the world and are now considering the many implications this might have on the game.

Today I was my age when I found out that if you read all the stones on the way to Hai Hrothgar, you will get a secret effect from Skyrim

It’s really amazing how after 10 long years, Skyrim is still able to offer countless secrets and hours of fun to the entire fan community. Even more cool when you think about it Ten years for a video game is an eternityAnd it was by no means a foregone conclusion that Skyrim could still stay active all this time.

Even without spending a lot of money, you always have time to leave for the first time to Tamriel. You can buy your copy of Skyrim Special Edition on Amazon at this is the address.

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