Skyrim's Best Videos

We've seen perfect trajectory and fast-traveling madness, but how about shooting the wings off a butterfly?

Real archers don't take their time. They don't predict, estimate, or measure. All they do is know. This player knows what that butterfly is doing and thinking and knows where he will flap his little wings next.

Butterflies suck, in general, so this little jerk probably deserved it anyway.

There are booby traps all over Skyrim. Dungeons are littered with them, bandit camps are filled with them and assassins are hunting you with them. Spiked walls, flamethrowers and poison arrows cut, stab and maim you, but the worst booby trap of all is the invisible catapult.

As demonstrated in this video, the player narrowly escapes the trap just in time to see his horse hurled into the sky. While it is uncertain what sorcery created these invisible death traps, what is certain is that someone wants you dead.

Either that or the game just glitched the hell out.

For the less patient adventurers, there is a way to skip all the effort of skilling up and get right to business. You are after all Dragonborn. You can slay a Dragon and absorb its power to use as your own. You don't have time to skill up your Enchanting skill. Just skill up your abilities as much as you can, steal back that gold and repeat. This is a great way to make up for the weaker skills of whichever of the Skyrim races you picked.

Karma may be a bitch, but she also understands there won't be anything to bitch about if Dragons destroy the world while you're leveling up Blacksmithing.

You might want to use a bucket for this too.

You think you've got cajones, do you? Have you ever snuck up on a Dragon? I doubt it. Whenever I spot a Dragon perched on something, I run towards it crying and swinging my weapons until it flies away, ignoring me, so that's what I assume everyone else does too. Except for this guy.

This courageous adventurer jumps on the Dragons back, nailing an awesome 30x sneak multiplier. If I can hold back the "war tears" the next time I spot a Dragon, maybe I'll try this out.