Skyrim are there unlimited dragons

It gets better. In PC Gamer's own coverage of this news, they cooly added that the dragons will "be dynamically generated, and will be able to attack you almost anywhere. We'll be facing off against infinity dragons who can attack from almost anywhere? Can they attack while we're sleeping? While we're talking to another NPC? In the main menu? Can they follow you onto the desktop after you've quit?

Learn more. How many dragons are there in Skyrim? Asked 8 years, 7 months ago. Active 8 years, 7 months ago. Viewed 44k times. Improve this question. Zignd Zignd 3 3 gold badges 6 6 silver badges 15 15 bronze badges. According to Game Director Todd Howard, there are an unlimited number of dragons.

I don't think it's an exact duplicate. The answers happen to be similar, but the questions are asking two different things the OPs most likely had different goals in mind when they asked the questions.

Zignd This question has been closed preventing it from getting further answers , but I have voted to reopen it needs four more votes to reopen. So it's a shame you usually only see one or two at a time during the game. The magic of console commands, however, will let you fight as many dragons as your PC can render without exploding.

As you can see in the video, I get about a dozen dragons in the air at once, all while maintaining a decent framerate the stutters only appear on the video. Howard wasn't ready to let all the mysteries surrounding dragons die, still keeping quiet on the possibility of dragon mounts being available in Skyrim :.

Do we allow it right now? But we can decide to support it at some point. Whether that means that Bethesda is doing their best to keep arguably the biggest addition to The Elder Scrolls series under wraps until release, or planning to add the ability in future DLC, it seems unlikely that players will never get to see the massive world of Skyrim from a dragon's-eye view. When you take a look at everything we know about Skyrim , it's abundantly clear that fans of RPGs and open world action games have something new to look forward to, and an infinite number of powerful enemies will be a large part of that.

Giving creatures the ability to show aggression towards a player whenever they choose should go a long way in building a realistic environment, and even the idea of running in terror from fire-breathing dragons sounds like fun to us.