Skyrim slow gameplay to fall asleep to [Steam Deck] [Docked] Part 03 On the way to Ivarstead

There is a lot of videos on YT with various games tested on Steam Deck. Most of them present the footage of the screen and how the game looks ON Steam Deck. Some people, however, use their Steam Deck as a desktop PC or a regular console. My tests intend to show how the game looks and performs on an external screen, in full HD (not in 4k for performance reasons) with certain scaling options. Skyrim is probably the game that I return to most often (maybe apart from Farming Simulator). I played it on Xbox 360 and PC and I probably own more than enough copies than it's necessary. That's why I didn't notice that at some point I purchased the Anniversary Edition Upgrade. When browsing through my Steam library, I noticed that I have the most recent version of the game and that it is marked as "unplayable". That is why I decided to test it and, after many years, reunite with one of the most memeworthy and yet immersive RPGs of all time :) There is no speedrunning here, no min-maxing and overpowered builds. Just a calm playthrough in which I take my time and explore the world of Skyrim anew. With each new playthrough (and I must confess that I have never finished the main campaign!), I discover more details, locations, quests and items. This experience will be even better with all the goodies added in Skyrim AE. #skyrim #gameplay #steamdeck #playthrough #longplay #letsplay #walthrough #playthrough #docked #nocommentary #relaxing #fallasleep