Dragonborn!

Time passed little by little.

Online discussions about The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim grew more and more fervent.

After all, there was simply too much to talk about.

Nebula Games was returning to Open World once again, and not the kind defined by players and the media, but one officially designated by the company itself.

Clearly, Nebula Games had immense confidence in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

That left countless players eagerly wondering just what kind of experience The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim would deliver.

Although Nebula Games had released virtually no new content aside from its previous Official Blog posts and website updates.

The players' spontaneous attention and discussion kept The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim's popularity from ever fading.

This filled other game companies with envy, jealousy, and resentment.

They had to throw piles of money into promoting their own games, and even then, there was no guarantee of good results.

Yet Nebula Games did practically nothing, and its popularity remained sky-high.

Especially as players waited in eager anticipation, Nebula Games and Chen Xu's Official Blog made another move.

A simple Promotional Trailer instantly pushed The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim to the top of the charts.

Countless excited players spread the news everywhere, flooding gaming groups and communities. Some did not even watch the Promotional Trailer right away, instead clicking in to take screenshots and post them on forums.

"Going by Nebula Games' usual practice, does this mean the game is almost finished!?"

"This is the best news I've heard in ages!"

"CEO Chen is awesome!"

"By the way, I thought the Xenoblade Chronicles DLC would come out first. I never expected Skyrim to arrive instead!"

Countless players who had been following the game left excited comments beneath the Official Blog post.

Then they eagerly opened the trailer to