I won't be getting it because it looks like a slightly better version of Oblivion, which is one of the most overhyped and disappointing games I've ever played
I wont be getting Skyrim
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Well if they can come through on allowing us to get mods on the consoles. DLC wouldn't be needed for a long while.
It just occurred to me that, for some reason or other, I've never purchased an Elder Scrolls game shortly after release, whether it was because I wasn't aware of their existence until buying the standard version of the XBox release used (Morrowind) then having to rush out to buy the Game of the Year edition as soon as possible after learning that it was being released for the XBox(then buying it again for the PC just for the mods) or not having the system to play it on until a year or so after its launch, giving Bethesda plenty of time to put out the GOTY edition which I scoop up then follow suit with the PC version for the mods again.
After all of that, I downloaded Elder Scrolls 2 when Bethesda gave it away for free.
This will be my first chance to keep up with the new releases of an Elder Scrolls game the way that I did with Fall Out 3 (I even got the nifty freebie XBox 360 theme for buying all of the DLC, a theme the current dashboard hides more than half of at most times).
It's an indulgence I don't partake of too often so I don't mind being one of the people who doesn't get the best deal so the DLC will prove profitable enough to bundle together for folks like you to pick up later in a GOTY/complete collection edition, something that possibly won't happen with Fall Out:New Vegas anymore than happened with Tomb Raider:Underworld.
After all of that, I downloaded Elder Scrolls 2 when Bethesda gave it away for free.
This will be my first chance to keep up with the new releases of an Elder Scrolls game the way that I did with Fall Out 3 (I even got the nifty freebie XBox 360 theme for buying all of the DLC, a theme the current dashboard hides more than half of at most times).
It's an indulgence I don't partake of too often so I don't mind being one of the people who doesn't get the best deal so the DLC will prove profitable enough to bundle together for folks like you to pick up later in a GOTY/complete collection edition, something that possibly won't happen with Fall Out:New Vegas anymore than happened with Tomb Raider:Underworld.
