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Skyrim is worse than Oblivion in every way

DragoFireheart

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One step closer to making The Elder Scrolls like CoD!

As if the running animation and health regen wasn't enough.
 

AstroZombie

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Me after playing Skyrim:

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I don't see the point of resetting a skill unless you gain access to more perks for doing so.
 

Carrion

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When you've maxed out a weapon skill in a TES game, you stop using that weapon type and switch to another one. You've got to keep those level-ups flowing somehow.

This sounds pretty fucking dumb, though. They could've just made it possible to raise skills above 100.
 

DragoFireheart

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When you've maxed out a weapon skill in a TES game, you stop using that weapon type and switch to another one. You've got to keep those level-ups flowing somehow.

This sounds pretty fucking dumb, though. They could've just made it possible to raise skills above 100.
They probably can't.

Because, as seen in all of their games, they fucking suck at coding.

Buggy shitty designed games. That is the real reason they can not into spears and ladders.



DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!

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DeepOcean

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What is the point to compare Skyrim with DA 2, it is like to watch 2 drunk, ugly midgets to fight, it is kinda funny but pointless and sad.
 

Tigranes

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I thought I liked Skyrim, but then it lasted just as long as Oblivion, a single long playthrough, the saving grace being it was quite a bit more fun during that one playthrough.

Ain't no Morrowind.
 

AW8

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Can't wait for the announcement of The Elder Scrolls VI: Mods Will Fix It.

In the meantime, I'm playing the Elder Kings total conversion mod for Crusader Kings 2. There are almost more spells available than in Skyrim.
 

cvv

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Morrowind is tedious, Oblivion retarded and Skyrim infested with consolitis. Can't say I full on hate the series, like I do Dragon Age, but it's painfully mediocre.
Although, I suppose, Skyrim is by far the best recent major game you can buy for consoles right now.
 

Xi

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I stand by my first analysis. This product took a step in the right direction. However, it still has many weaknesses. For instance, the story is so ridiculously bland (as well as the writing - there's no character!), that exploration is always a more attractive option to the player. Yet, exploration is like a leveled loot list (though better than OB), and requires a senseless grind through trivial items applied to a cookie cutter balance sheet.

In fact, it feels like the balancing of these games has become so contrived that it ruins the creativity of the design. This is not an MMO. They should focus on static gear progression, gear upgrading (through skills - NPCs), and deeper character progression (perks were a good step in this direction). Technically this product was a marvel of modern computing (amazing that they pulled that off on old X/P hardware - anyone should be intrigued by the possibilities on future hardware, 8GBs of RAM will be astounding for this), and "good for what it is" gaming.

8/10, worth purchasing (if you like sandbox, hiking simulators), if you waited this long you might as well wait for a packaged game of the year release. (Do not buy this for PS3 - it is a broken product)
 

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