Admiral jimbob said:
This. I mean, I will definitely give it a go out of nostalgia and even buy it if it (haha) turns out to be a good game, but hey, the chances are pretty low with the current Bethesda.
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Admit it: You are going to buy Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.
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This. I mean, I will definitely give it a go out of nostalgia and even buy it if it (haha) turns out to be a good game, but hey, the chances are pretty low with the current Bethesda.
Lord Andre
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I change my vote, I'll buy it if it has tastefully done rape.
Edit:
Unless Volly likes the way NPCs are written, then I'm not buying it no matter how tastefully done the rape is.
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Unless Volly likes the way NPCs are written, then I'm not buying it no matter how tastefully done the rape is.
Nope. The only TES game I bought was Morrowind when released (maybe not day 1 but definitely day 2 or 3) and Tribunal. Was going t get Bloodmoon but couldn't find it where I lived so I pirated it instead. Annoys me to this day that I don't have the complete original boxed Bloodmoon.
I'll pirate this and be glad of the savings as with Oblivious. Even if it ends up against all odds being at least as good as Morrowind, I'll just wait for the GOTY edition with all the exp/DLC.
No point buying the stock game anymore as you don't get a box full of goodies like in the past to make it worthwhile as compared to a barebones budget release and with the DLC culture these days you seem to get less and less game as well. In the past you'd have an expansion to give new areas and maybe add really impressive requested features. Now you need DLC just to get a proper ending of vanilla. Fuck that.
I'll pirate this and be glad of the savings as with Oblivious. Even if it ends up against all odds being at least as good as Morrowind, I'll just wait for the GOTY edition with all the exp/DLC.
No point buying the stock game anymore as you don't get a box full of goodies like in the past to make it worthwhile as compared to a barebones budget release and with the DLC culture these days you seem to get less and less game as well. In the past you'd have an expansion to give new areas and maybe add really impressive requested features. Now you need DLC just to get a proper ending of vanilla. Fuck that.
Melissan
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It is? You guys are hilarious. You wear your hate like it's some kinda silly badge of honor, ignoring the fact that some people here in this very thread say that they like Bethesda games. You hate Bethesda games yet very few people said that they won't be getting it. The rest are eager to pirate it while telling each other how much they despise Bethesda of course.Pablosdog said:
DreadMessiah
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Eventually yeah I will buy the game. I have bought lots of crappy games for cheap even if it is a few years down the road.
Serious_Business
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What the fuck man. What a weak troll thread. Last time I bought a game was 1998
Admiral jimbob
gay as all hell
Melissan said:
Yes, you are a bad devil's advocate.
I have never and will never own/play:
Oblivion
Dragon Age II
Skyrim
I shall remain taint free...
Oblivion
Dragon Age II
Skyrim
I shall remain taint free...
Reptilian Shapeshifter
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Serious_Business said:
Nice. The last time I bought a game was 2007.
Most of them aren't even worth downloading and wasting my motherfucking time with anymore.
JohnTheRevelator
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Never. I don't think I'll even bother downloading it since it'll probably weight something over 10GB. Only thing that would make me try it is positive reception here. Though in this case I'll probably will be falling for troll.
Calem Ravenna
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No. No point, considering the quality of their previous offerings. Still, if I absolutely HAD to buy one of the turds coming out this year, it would be Skyrim. Sad.
Mister Arkham
Scholar
It's a maybe right now. I like quite a bit of what I've seen, but that's hardly enough to put together a real picture of the product. It certainly won't be a day one purchase, but very little is for me.
curry
Arcane
I'm not gonna bullshit you guys. I'm gonna download it. 
Kaanyrvhok
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I'll Steam it just to fight the good fight with PC game sells. Besides I thought MW and Oblivi were both good. Had fun with Daggerfall before I had to dump my PC.
DraQ
Arcane
It isn't. It's an attempt at massive, open world with possible few cut-downs and simplifications. With embedded so-so, but masochistically fun dungeon-crawls and some good intrigue.Melissan said:
Morrowind - a handmade game with lots of hidden stuff is largely an exploration game.
Daggerfall with its mostly generated content and rich world mechanics (I'm speaking of stuff like factions, banking, diseases crime and so on), and stunningly flexible chargen was aiming at providing cRPG with possibly few limitations - quite successfully.
Also, grapicswhore.
Black
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It does? Which part?Melissan said:Why wouldn't you want to play it?The trailer looked amazing.
We're talking about this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TTdhl87Bys trailer, right?
KalosKagathos
Learned
Won't buy and won't pirate unless I have a good reason to believe it's not as bad as Oblivion and Fallout 3 were.
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