I'm not going to touch it until they make a patch that fixes all the PS3 problems, if that ever happens.
That is the main problem with games today, and is even worse with Skyrim. They focus on balance, not fun. Skyrim is worse as while it tries to do balance, it fails miserably at it. You are OP from the second you start out to the second you finish even without enchanting glitches. On normal you are given disadvantages of reduced damage compared to what is advertised on the spells, and higher enemy resistances than normal - or something like that. From memory it was 70% of damage advertised is actually dealt. On Normal. It should be 100%, and you make the damn AI better so that it poses a challenge. Add to that that when you fail that badly at balancing a game, you really should try to fix the blatantly cheating balance issues that are purely for fun, you should fix the balance issues that don't involve cheating so that people have enough fun without cheating - and as you said fix the damn main quest bugs. I couldn't get past Esbern on the MAIN quest as he would finish his speech in 1/2 second and not unlock the door. I had to download a mod to fix that. That is just pathetic. The main quest. Bethesda, get yo shit together.caladors said:They capped how you can make things better before you are able to finsh one of the main story elements. Let this sink in for a little please.
They took time to stop you from having more powerful gear because you spent hours trying to make powerful gear, instead of fixing major bugs.
I am not talking about drop one 3 pound quest item, I am talking about not being able to finsh the second most important and for some the most important element of the game. They took time to make sure you can't be over powered but they didn't fix that major bug.
Let me explain something, if you don't want to be over powered or if you not interested in making the stupidly best gear, you don't have to, you won't constantly die if you didn't it's perk not a necessity. If the player did this it's cause the want to. What that update did was stop enjoyment.
What that bug does is stop enjoyment. I don't know why you play games but I going to hazard a guess and say it's for enjoyment!
I concur. I like Oblivion more except for the combat. Skyrim's melee combat is far superior, in my opinion at least. But yeah, I feel Oblivion has a little more substance to it. Not to dock Skyrim. I've enjoyed the 150 hours I've played.krazykidd said:I got it on my birthday ( 6th of december) and stop playing it a month later. I got bored , for some reason i found it lacking . I have about 100 hours in at and near the end i just did the main quest because i was sick of it. A little dissapointing seeing as i played oblivion for about 300 hours ( vanilla). I don't know what about it i didn't like though . I think the world was too big and void of action . I can't say for sure though , everything felt so...so... Superficial . Sure it looked nice , but thats about it . Don't get me wrong it's not a bad game , but there was something about it i found lacking. I actually preferee oblivion for some reason.
i fully agreeT8B95 said:The only thing that surprises me is that you are surprised. As much as I love the games, I remain firmly convinced that 90% of the Elder Scrolls fanbase just love to ***** about anything.synulia said:Wait, wait, wait. Hold the FUCK UP. After ALL THE HYPE, ALL THE GOTY 2011 declarations, ALL THE MASTERPIECE labels being thrown around, two months later the consensus is that Oblivion was better? After everybody ragged on Oblivion for being so repetitive and generic? People are calling SKYRIM generic? WTF.
OT: Still playing it. When they announce Elder Scrolls VI in five years, I'll still be playing it. I think that it's one of the best games I've ever played.
No. I still have 100+hrs on it, though, since I was playing it pretty much all-day after shoulder surgery during Winter Break in between my semesters.Sarpedon said:So.
Talk about Skyrim. Anything you want to talk about. Are you still playing it after two months?
The level system was pretty nice, even if it was so exploitable that it made leveling laughable. I don't get why people would actually like MORE skills added... then again, I'm not the group who believes calculating my character's rent and determining my character's knowledge about international politics numerically were ever considered "depth."Was it everything you'd hoped it would be? More than you'd hoped? Less, even?
Making characters more memorable, and give some substance to the romances. The civil war could have been fleshed out better, too. I eventually ended up picking a side almost arbitrarily; not because I understood what was going on. Part of that is the understanding that I would have had to slog through a lot of extra in-game reading and talking to flat-voiced characters to find out what was going on, and I wasn't going to do that.What could Bethesda have done better?
If you're not going to put effort into the romances, don't do them. Support the mod-scene to put them in, but don't claim "You can marry somebody!" when marrying somebody is less difficult than fetching a Jarl's favorite brand of beer. Ugh.What could they have done away with?
Better writing, tighter scripts, better acting - pretty much what I would like to see from any sequel to an RPG. I'm a big sucker for well-done writing and truly monstrous amounts of dialogue. My favorite RPG of all time is BGII, and until another game immerses me in the plot and characters as much as BGII did, I'm always going to be left wanting.What kind of things would you like to see in future Skyrim DLC or even future Elder Scrolls titles?
That's just a knockback, actually. It just looks exactly like the death animation :-/1-up said:Got pissed off getting one-shotted by some Deathlord shout and turned it off.
Get rid of the "Elder Scrolls fanbase" part, and you've got a pretty good summary of human history. What is the U.N. but 90% of the human race coming together as one to ***** about stuff?T8B95 said:The only thing that surprises me is that you are surprised. As much as I love the games, I remain firmly convinced that 90% of the Elder Scrolls fanbase just love to ***** about anything.synulia said:Wait, wait, wait. Hold the FUCK UP. After ALL THE HYPE, ALL THE GOTY 2011 declarations, ALL THE MASTERPIECE labels being thrown around, two months later the consensus is that Oblivion was better? After everybody ragged on Oblivion for being so repetitive and generic? People are calling SKYRIM generic? WTF.
Grind-leveling smithing and non-combat skills is a pretty good way to stack some levels. However, I refer you to this comic. http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/comics/critical-miss/9245-Skyrim-TalesZx30 said:I don't see how people are so high leveled in this game. 50? 70?!!? Probably raising the difficulty?
I'm in my high 20's and I've finished the main quest as well as PLENTY of side quests. I don't know what the hell to do anymore. I'm bored.
It's always. "Go get me this! I need more of this! I hate this guy, kill him! I have (Random creature problem) kill it.."
Ugggggggggggggh.