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Remembering Skyrim's Quirks — Flying Cats
It’s been two years since the release of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, a wonderful game that is nevertheless plagued by glitches both infuriating and hilarious. Like other sane humans, I prefer the latter variety: glitches that make dragons fly backwards or something similarly amusing.
With the impending launch of the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4, many gamers may have put Skyrim in the rearview mirror or are too busy looking forward to The Elder Scrolls Online.
To celebrate the fun times we’ve had in Skyrim, please enjoy these videos from YouTube users “CyrPwnage” and “BestInSlot”, respectively. Uploaded about a month after the game’s release, the videos document some unusual behaviors exhibited by one of Skyrim’s most noble creatures, the Sabre Cat.
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