Guy's Story About Adopting Dog In Skyrim's An Emotional Rollercoaster Of Feels

This dude's illustrative story about the implications of Skyrim's open-world environment perfectly captures the ups and downs of how one decision can set the course for the arc of one's damn game. In this case, it sounds like things turn out for the best. Buckle up and enjoy the ride. 

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