The Elder Scrolls Online added romance and marriage as well, however, which could imply that Bethesda was merely testing out the feature during the release of Skyrim. It’s worth noting that most other Elder Scrolls titles didn’t feature marriage as an inherent part of gameplay at all, though there are mods available for Morrowind and Oblivion that change that. Related: Elder Scrolls 6: How Romance Options Could Work BioWare’s Dragon Age: Inquisition operated similarly. Fallout 4 in particular allowed players to gain affinity with their companions in a way that wasn’t implemented in Skyrim, even allowing romantic storylines to be pursued once approval was high enough. Even Bethesda’s other popular RPG series, Fallout, tends to go more in-depth with its romance mechanics. Marriage in Skyrim isn’t as fleshed out as the romances in similar RPGs such as Mass Effect tend to be. Here are a few Skyrim characters that really should have been marriageable but, for one reason or another, weren’t. In the eyes of many Skyrim fans, it feels like a missed opportunity. There are several characters in the game, though, who aren’t featured as a marriage candidate despite how much unique dialogue they have. Bethesda’s fantasy RPG Skyrimallows players to marry certain NPCs, from dedicated followers such as Lydia to more minor characters that can be encountered across the map.
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