What is the maximum number of Locations Discovered that one can achieve in Skyrim?
Under Stats | General, there is a counter for Locations Discovered at the top. What is the maximum number one can achieve in this? I have tried googling the answer but I am not able to find satisfactory answer.
There are some self reports of people achieving 348, 329 or 323 in various places in internet and some obviously wrong answers like 719, but strangely enough I am not able to find definite answer for this. Is there a way to find out a definitive answer?
Best Answer
I have found 363 on xbox360. That includes all dlc including the 3 land plots you get in hearth fire.
Now I can't discover the 4 imperial camps due to the choices I made in game, but this should be actually total. I compared to an online map when I had 361 and found 2 plus 4 imperial camps that I did not have on my ingame map.
By the way, I have 367.33 hours on game so I was very thorough.
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Answer 2
I'm on ps3 no DLC obviously and I'm at 337 There's two more storm cloak camps I know off Would make it 339 I've played 200+ hours and my map is covered so 348 would be realistic
Answer 3
In one of my games I found 374 map locations, I think the total number of map locations is around the 500 mark.
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