Recent content by MildPsychedelic

I don't know, it'll be nice to have someone on board with some common sense.

Oblivion is an old game. At the time of it's release there wasn't much, if any, game around like it. The innovation it had, surpassed any minor flaws it had in-game. Even with certain bugs or parts of the game that people didn't enjoy, could be tweaked with the Construction Set, for those lucky...

Oblivion has a difficulty slider in the gameplay options which is pretty neat, and seeing as you spend 3/4 of your time killing things on Oblivion I guess it could be an Action/RPG? So I'm guessing it can't be that hard to put that sort of thing in any other action games.

I want to try and tune my guitar to an Ostrich Guitar tuning and see what that sounds like, i'm just afraid it'll take me hours to get it back again to standard.

I don't know about other people but I when I was a kid, me and my mates used to play games pretending to be superhero's or people off video games and yes... It was a bit dorky but it was fun... I just can't see a kid running up to somebody going "Halt! I am now going to Jack you mind!"

Why don't they just do what they did on Medal Of Honor: Allied Assault were they covered up the fact none of the protagonists friends, bosses or allies knew his name, so they just hid it by calling him 'pal'.

I've been thinking about these sandbox/RPG style games that aren't seeming to get on well, and how people like Yahtzee would prefer a good plot driven linear game over a D.I.Y sandbox and how there are other people like me who relish the thought of and open-world to run free doing whatever it is...