Recent content by Torah Dreidelberg

Sorry, I was a little confused with how it actually worked. Also I can assure you that I've played skyrim quite a lot. Steam: Morbidly Obese Albert.

I'm going to be honest, I enjoyed the traditional leveling better. I feel that level in a skill should improve your effectiveness and perks should be a side reward.

I might just be me but i'm pretty sure that there were well over 50. Also I have to disagree with you on the music, I enjoyed it very much.

I really want to do whatever I want. I don't care if it ruins whatever quests would have been given to me.

But in that respect I wasn't comparing it to other Bethesda games.

Well no I played it alot the month it came out, but since then I just can't sit down and play it. Trust me I've tried.

I played oblivion before I played Morrowind, so it could just be grew to used to waypoints. Every time I start to get immersed in the game I get pulled out because i'm lost and have to look up a guide.

Can anyone confirm that the economy works like that?

You THINK this thread is nonsense.

That's another thing that I felt skyrim was lacking. The civil war never really affected anything. It was choice a or choice b. Role playing as a storm cloak devoted nord I tried to assassinate and Imperial favoring Jarl, but was very disappointed because all I could do was knock him down. It...

I guess we will just have to agree to disagree.

I feel that oblivion's side quests were more interesting.

That's exactly how I feel.

I feel like maybe some people say that because they're trying to keep the illusion of "The best game ever" alive.

I've actually tried morrowind, my biggest problem with that game is the no waypoints, it makes most everything ridiculously hard to find.