What is the true scale of Skyrim?

The true scale of Skyrim is a mix of its compressed in-game map (around 14-15 sq miles) versus its intended lore size (potentially 100,000+ sq miles like a large country) and its compressed travel scale, making a full cross-province journey take days, not hours. While the playable world is small for gameplay, lore suggests it's vast, with artists recreating cities like Whiterun at realistic sizes (thousands of people) to reflect the intended scale, far larger than the game engine allows.
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What is the real scale of Skyrim?

Cartographic Skyrim (on the map with the 100km scale in the lower left) is 1369 km wide by 988 km tall and has an area of (around) 1,352,572 square kilometers. Scale Model Skyrim (the one actually in the game) is 138 km x 108 km and an area of (around) 14,904 km²
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What is the scale of Skyrim?

Google says that Skyrim's worldspace has an area of approximately 14.3 square miles, but if we multiply that by 10 or 20 we get 143-286 square miles, which still seems really small for one of Tamriel's larger provinces.
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Is it actually 7000 steps in Skyrim?

Trivia. In an interview, Todd Howard jokingly mentioned that he would count all the steps leading up to High Hrothgar to make sure it's 7,000. Counting each visible step will only get one to around 700–800, though the path itself is quite worn and snow seems to cover much of it.
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How big is Skyrim canonically?

Canonically, Skyrim is huge, far larger than its in-game map (around 37 sq km); lore suggests it's vast, possibly comparable to Italy or New Zealand (around 105,000 sq mi) or even larger, like half of Alaska, with immense distances making travel across its Holds days or weeks by foot, though game design compresses these distances for gameplay.
 
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Has anyone ever 100% beaten Skyrim?

I don't know whether to describe this as an act of herculean heroism or sisyphean torment, but someone has beaten Skyrim. No, really beaten it. Wrung every last drop of adventure out of it in a trial that left them with every spell, item, and perk in the game at level—wait for it—1,337, entirely without mods or cheats.
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Is Skyrim bigger than Elden Ring?

Yes, Elden Ring's map is significantly larger than Skyrim's, offering a much bigger world to explore, especially when considering its dense content, multiple layers (underground areas), and varied locations compared to Skyrim's landmass. While estimates vary, Elden Ring's total explored area is around 79 km², dwarfing Skyrim's map size and providing far more to discover. 
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Is it possible to 100% Skyrim in one playthrough?

Yes, you can 100% Skyrim (achievements, quests, discoveries) in a single playthrough, but it's a massive undertaking requiring hundreds of hours and careful choices, especially regarding faction conflicts and DLCs, with some even suggesting multiple focused sessions for the most thorough completion. While many players achieve 100% achievements on one character, it's a long journey (200-300+ hours) focusing on maxing skills, completing all quests/DLCs, and discovering everything, often involving some unique methods like transforming into a werewolf/vampire to get those specific perks. 
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How big is Skyrim in real life?

Skyrim , Oblivion, and the Fallout games use the same exterior cell size, which is a square 192 feet on a side. Skyrim's game world is a rectangle composed of 119 cells across by 94 cells high, so roughly 4.32 miles across by 3.42 miles high, or a total of 14.8 square miles.
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Will I lose weight if I walk 7000 steps a day?

Yes, 7,000 steps a day is a good, realistic goal that supports weight loss and offers significant health benefits, especially when combined with a healthy diet; it helps burn calories, improves heart health, and reduces disease risk, though hitting higher counts (like 10,000) might be better for more intense goals. Even modest increases above sedentary levels (e.g., from 2,000 to 7,000 steps) show major improvements, but diet remains crucial for weight loss, as walking alone isn't always enough. 
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What is a max level in Skyrim?

Since players can now level up endlessly, Skyrim has no set maximum level cap. However, what enables this to happen? Skyrim's custom levelling system holds the key to the solution. Resetting skills to "Legendary" status allows players to keep levelling up and earning experience.
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What happens when you hit level 100 in Skyrim?

You make it legendary and level up the skill again, earning additional XP and skill points. Making a skill legendary resets it to 15 and refunds the skill points. The only way to level up is to level up skills and earn XP, so doing this will allow you to easily level up beyond level 81.
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Which map is bigger, GTA V or Skyrim?

GTA V is twice the size of Skyrim's Map.
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Is Skyrim harder than Elden Ring?

Yes, Elden Ring is significantly harder than Skyrim, primarily due to its demanding, skill-based combat, tough bosses, and punishing mechanics, while Skyrim is known for its freedom, exploration, and adjustable difficulty where players can become overpowered, making Elden Ring the more challenging but rewarding experience.
 
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What is the rarest thing in Skyrim?

The "rarest" item in Skyrim is subjective, but often cited are uniquely named, single-occurrence items like the Notched Pickaxe (found near a skeleton) or Cabo Zane's Fane (a dagger for slicing dragon scales), or quest-specific items like Barenziah's Crown or Colovian Brandy, which can be permanently missed if choices aren't made carefully, making them rare through player error rather than inherent scarcity. Truly rare items are often unique artifacts or quest rewards that have no other source in the game, like Daedric artifacts or unique weapons such as Firiniel's End, but many players consider quest-critical items that can be permanently lost to be the rarest. 
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What game has the biggest map ever?

The game with the biggest map depends on definition, but Microsoft Flight Simulator has the largest map of Earth (197M sq miles), while No Man's Sky offers the largest procedural universe (18 quintillion planets). For traditional, single-world games, The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall is massive (62,000 sq miles), and games like Minecraft create virtually limitless procedural worlds, making definitive "biggest" tricky.
 
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How long would it take to walk across Skyrim in real life?

It took the player 14,000 steps over 2.5 hours with walking speed. With jogging speed, it took 5,000 steps over about 45 minutes. While 14,000 steps (around 11 kilometers or 7 miles) may not sound like a lot, considering that it is an entire country we're talking about, game-wise, the figure is indeed impressive.
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How large is Skyrim canonically?

This article from Elder Scrolls Wiki(yes I know they're not as reliable as UESP) http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/Skyrim says, in the "Geography" section, that Skyrim is 105,000 sq mi, which places it at roughly between the sizes of Italy and New Zealand in the real world.
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Is Skyrim the longest game ever?

Skyrim is a Cultural Icon, but never was one of the longest RPG to play. It was just really immersive on its own direction and world building that makes it look big.
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What quest gives you 20,000 gold in Skyrim?

Another option is to complete the Dark Brotherhood. Doing so will net you 20000 gold for the final mission and this will start a repetable mission called The Dark Brotherhood Forever.
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Is it possible to max out all skill trees in Skyrim?

Yes, you can max all 18 skills to 100 in Skyrim, reaching level 81, but to get all perks (251 total), you need to use the "Legendary" system to reset skills to level 15 and re-level them, which allows you to gain more perk points and theoretically reach level 252 to unlock every perk without mods. It's time-consuming but achievable through gameplay, especially with clever use of skills like Illusion (Muffle) or Alteration (Telekinesis) and fast-traveling.
 
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Is Skyrim set 200 years after Oblivion?

Skyrim is set 200 years after the events of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, and it is not a direct sequel. Skyrim is a cold and mountainous region in the north of the continent of Tamriel. It has traditionally been divided into nine administrative sections, called "holds", each governed by a jarl from a larger town.
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Is level 150 too high in Elden Ring?

No, level 150 is not the maximum level in Elden Ring; the actual max level is 713, but 150 is a very popular "meta" level for PvP and co-op, allowing for strong builds without exceeding typical soft caps, while players focused solely on PvE can level indefinitely.
 
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