Skyrim – walkthrough and progression.

Isn't there a specific formula in the game, like in Heroes? That would be simpler. But of course, you can always share.

I don't think so, and I can't even imagine how an endless game could keep track of its own records.

So, the formula might still be unbalanced, as I set the coefficients based on my own playthrough, but here it is:

100*(14*e + 12*q + 6*s + 120*n + 25*k + 25*l)/d, where e is the number of cleared dungeons, q is the number of completed quests, s is the number of completed minor quests, n is the number of completed storylines, l is the level, d is the number of days since the start of the game.

All these values can be found in the game's statistics (the second tab in the menu that opens when you press the 'Esc' button). The coefficients were mainly used to ensure that each variable has roughly the same weight (level still dominates). The "100" coefficient is used to avoid dragging decimal points into the table – with a normal playthrough, you should get more than 1000 points. The number of completed storylines increases by 1 when you complete: The Companions, The Thieves Guild, The Dark Brotherhood, The College of Winterhold, the main storyline, and the Civil War. To reflect all these parameters, the message with the request to add to the table must include four screenshots: the "GENERAL" tab, the "QUESTS" tab, the "MAGIC" tab, and a screenshot of the skill distribution window (level).

I'm waiting for your edits and suggestions.