Does it? The only part I can remember where Fallout:New Vegas reference was that while there are bugs, the good outwieght it and the game isn't strongly affected by itvrbtny said:
Yea I know, that right there kinda put the whole review credibility for me in question but from the sounds of things, he's an outsider to the Elder Scrolls series.Gammayun said:
Well, maybe the bugginess of rage made the reviewer get confused, thinking only Beth could pull off such a thing? =DGammayun said:
I'm going give him benifit of the doubt that he just want to jump back into Skyrim as soon as possible.Imbechile said:
There are a couple of minor spoilers that don't mention specifics (one is a bad joke that's easy to see what they mean and the other mentions more of what the set up for the story is about which may not be a spoiler, but I've never heard it before). I'm pretty sure that's it for spoilers (I just read the entire review).Knusper said:
Oblivion had that limitation as well. You can remove the limitation through a perk in the Speech skill line, just as you could remove the limitation in Oblivion by leveling your Mercantile skill sufficiently.babinro said:Good find and solid review! I'm actually getting psyched for Skyrim again
The only soul crushingly bad part of this review was the point that you have to sell your loot at specific vendors. This sounds like a horrendous idea on paper. I really don't want to have to walk around for 10 minutes in a city just to unload goods and go back to having fun.
