*DISCLAIMER*:

Hey y'all! I should make it abundantly clear that I do not consider myself some kind of authority on Skyrim at ALL (as made obvious by this video). I'm just a huge fan of this game and it's atmosphere and wanted to make a video talking about it.

I honestly did not expect this video to get this much notice out of the gate. Thank you SO much for all of the kind words and comments, it really means a lot ♥️

Just wanted to clear up something that I've been seeing a lot in the comments that I actually agree with:

After really taking a step back, I realize that these aren't necessarily the "Least Visited" places, but more of the "Least Liked" places. The least visited places would obviously be much more obscure, hard to reach locations that might even require some "Skyrim mountain climbing" to get to. The initial idea for this video came about when I was thinking of the places in Skyrim that are right under our noses but a lot of us don't engage with. Not necessarily places that people never found. I should've made that more clear in the intro.

Either way, I'd LOVE to do more videos like this exploring the ACTUAL least visited places in the game and just feeling the vibes/atmosphere Skyrim creates.

If you have any super secret places that you love going to, leave them as a reply to this comment and I might feature it in the next video!

EDIT: Also, to people saying I never found Half-Moon Mill before misconstrued my wording. I was specifically talking about the quaint little fishing spot behind their hut and in my most recent playthrough I haven't done, or planned on doing, the Dark Brotherhood questline yet. I have obviously been there in my previous playthroughs, I just never really stopped to look out over the lake and soak in the atmosphere. Harkening back to my bear/shirt example early in the video.

- Skorge

"Skyrim veteran discovers hidden town after 14 years."

Riverwood

"Path of least resistance" we played a very different game, because the path of least resistance was walking directly at the quest marker, only turning when the environment physically stopped you from going straight 😭

There’s people who
Played Skyrim and then there’s people who really played Skyrim lol

I feel like this guy never found Notches pickaxe at the throat of the world.

Not me buying logs from the Half moon mill litterally every playthrough for my hearthfire house

If I visit a mill run by two vampires, I notice, unlike some.

I will genuinely never ununderstand people who have played 500 to 1000+ hours in a game like skyrim and they go and tell me shit like "yeah I've never done solstheim" or "yeah I've never really done any of the quests in this city" like brotha, I knew that was Lake illianota the first frame it appeared. It's been almost 15 years

I expected something like Kagrenzel. I got Morthal which is a CAPITAL of a Skyrim hold.

"Man explores in game with exploration, almost has mental break".

He's standing right next to the dark brotherhood entrance at 14:54

Its amazing the amount of people that is like " I Played for 200 thousand years" and never experienced the obvious.

You must be one those people who chase towards the end of the game from the very beginning to have never known the story surrounding the burned down house in Morthal.

I was expecting places like Deep Folk Crossing or maybe Gjukar’s Monument to make the list. Was very surprised that one of the major holds was even considered let alone two 😂

7:41 bruh this is one of the most known quests lmao

That burned down house in Morthal is not in the least boring. IYKYK.

Im suprised that Morthal was on this list since it connects with so many quests. Cure to vampirism, Burnt house quest, DB quest. Im also pretty sure you get a piece of the dagger of mehrunes dagon from the guy who owns the mill there.

Who the hell doesn't go to Morthal? It's not a great town, but its constant in the quests. Like.. who doesn't just wander randomly in the game?

1:20 That's funny to me. In my first playthrough, I knew from the beginning that I wanted to avoid the main story quest for awhile, so the first thing I did after leaving the Helgen cave was to immediately start heading west. Falkreath was the very first town in the entire game that I came across.

how do people say they love skyrim but not play 80% of the game