MinisterofDOOM wrote:Apparently I can control Bethesda with my brain. You're all welcome.
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I just pulled a Lonley Island and "jizzed in my pants"! I cannot wait for this game.
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MinisterofDOOM wrote:The map is terrible. Overly-restricted zoom, weird navigation, and needless 3D. Give me a nice colorized 3D map like World of Warcraft or the color map mod for Oblivion.
It's IMPOSSIBLE to do anything in Skyrim's menus quickly, efficiently, or simply. Everything requires sifting through multiple tiers of something, or scrolling through multiple categories of something else. It's even worse on a PC where you end up using both hotkeys AND onscreen buttons. To quit Alchemy, I press tab, but then I have to click "yes". WHY? And you can highlight one item with the scroll wheel, then click on a completely different item. There's also some real vagueness in the clicks...many times in dialog I click on one option but another ends up being selected. I don't get it.
MinisterofDOOM wrote:If I wanted to look at a wall of text, I'd go play Zork.
MinisterofDOOM wrote:So yesterday I was just walking along the plains when suddenly A F*CKING MAMMOTH FELL OUT OF THE SKY AND DIED. Free Mammoth tusks FTW??????????
ScorchedNX2K wrote:My favorite improvement over Oblivion? Most of the dungeons aren't crafted out of one template. Makes exploring a lot more rewarding. That and the world has a soul now. s*** happens when you are out and about all the time. A thief being chased by a hunter, a skooma smuggling caravan which I robbed, some redguards looking for some whore...I love it.
I thought it was hard to stay on track in Oblivion. I'm level 45 and only got to where dragons start appearing.