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Now that the game is out, I've read a few reviews... which kind of make no sense within the first week, but whatever. One review said that ESO is a huge game but that it is biting off a bit more than it can chew; it features a lot of good things, but not a lot of great things.
Is this true?
there's very few reviewers i trust when it comes to mmo's, especially with this one because people love to hate on it. usually when they try to compare it to skyrim, a single player game.
compared to other mmo's, i think it is quite good.
to me the crafting, pvp, character customization, and the over all feel of the game is great. did they reinvent the wheel? no, but their approach is different than most other mmo's.
but it does depend on who you ask. this game isn't for everyone but it is for me, at least for now.
Now that the game is out, I've read a few reviews... which kind of make no sense within the first week, but whatever. One review said that ESO is a huge game but that it is biting off a bit more than it can chew; it features a lot of good things, but not a lot of great things.
Game seem like they really half assed it. All the white races look and sound similar. Khajiits don't sound right, neither does the argonians, but if they have a console beta, I'll give it a shot. Still doubt I'll buy it till it becomes free to play.
Only reason I say that is not just what I said before, but because I will never play the PVP in the game. My interest in Elder Scrolls in strictly story and character creation. So I'd only play the story mode and I wouldn't join player guilds, so mainly play alone or with 1 or 2 friends. So that's the main reason I don't wanna pay a fee, because I'd be paying for single player and that's it.
So either I'll wait till it becomes free to play, which I think will end up happening at some point, or wait till Elder Scrolls VI.
ya my son has skyrim on the 360, it blows his mind how much better the PC version is, especially with the graphical mods.
by the way, there was a huge beta invite for this weekend and curse is giving away 500,000 keys for free so i am gonna check it out.
right now all premium accounts get free keys but they will open it up to free accounts in a couple days. its pretty much an open beta but its still under NDA.
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Wholeheartedly agree with the bolded. There were so many user-made bug-fixes available on Skyrim Nexus, I feel like the PC version of Skyrim was much, much more playable than any console version.
ya my son has skyrim on the 360, it blows his mind how much better the PC version is, especially with the graphical mods.
by the way, there was a huge beta invite for this weekend and curse is giving away 500,000 keys for free so i am gonna check it out.
right now all premium accounts get free keys but they will open it up to free accounts in a couple days. its pretty much an open beta but its still under NDA.
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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion for PC game reviews & Metacritic score: Oblivion is a single-player game that takes place in Tamriel's capital province, Cyrodiil. You are given the task of finding the hidden heir to a throne that si...
clearly most people that have played the game disagree with you and your friends, just saying.
and lastly, i play modded skyrim on the PC, don't know what to tell you about console glitches.
Wholeheartedly agree with the bolded. There were so many user-made bug-fixes available on Skyrim Nexus, I feel like the PC version of Skyrim was much, much more playable than any console version.
This game looks great but I cant justify spending $15 a month on it. Big time after spending $60 to get the game. But I would think it would be harder to break this game like I ended up doing in oblivion lol. Yeah they shouldn't let me craft armor and allow me to add camelion to it. 100%+ invisibility sorta makes the game easy but the if I remember it was due to the horrible leveling of the enemies. If you didn't build you character perfectly you tended to get demolished.
Skyrim I don't remember what happened. I think it fell to the back burner and never got brought back up again. And can't go back to it since it was on the 360 which doesn't work anymore :/
well you can always play it for the first month and then cancel it if you don't think it is worth it. the first 30 days are free when you buy it.
i don't know how many games in the past i have bought at full price only to beat in less time than that anyways. which is why i think if you enjoy a game and it has lots of content, its worth the subscription fee.
This game looks great but I cant justify spending $15 a month on it. Big time after spending $60 to get the game. But I would think it would be harder to break this game like I ended up doing in oblivion lol. Yeah they shouldn't let me craft armor and allow me to add camelion to it. 100%+ invisibility sorta makes the game easy but the if I remember it was due to the horrible leveling of the enemies. If you didn't build you character perfectly you tended to get demolished.
Skyrim I don't remember what happened. I think it fell to the back burner and never got brought back up again. And can't go back to it since it was on the 360 which doesn't work anymore :/
I bought Skyrim because I had left over money from trading in a Xbox I won in a sweepstakes last year. It was a eh why not type of purchase and because most of my friends who play RPGs kept saying Skyrim isn't bad and they too didn't like Oblivion, but they loved Morrowind.
Pretty much I wanted Skyrim to be good, much like with movies. Just because one sucked doesn't mean it's sequel will and vice versa. And I don't hate Skyrim, I think it's a good game....but at the same time I think it's one of the most overrated videos game to date and it's bugs and glitches ruin the overall experience of the game.
oblivion might not have been as good as skyrim or morrowind but it was still a good game IMO.
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion for PC game reviews & Metacritic score: Oblivion is a single-player game that takes place in Tamriel's capital province, Cyrodiil. You are given the task of finding the hidden heir to a throne that si...
clearly most people that have played the game disagree with you and your friends, just saying.
and lastly, i play modded skyrim on the PC, don't know what to tell you about console glitches.
I am kinda interested in this game because its an elder scrols game and it looks like a real good one, but i am a console gamer and my computer would not be good enough to run it, but if where to get into mmo that could be the one
You considered Oblivion to be the worst RPG ever to exist. So you bought Skrim and were disappointed.
That's the same as this analogy:
1. A person hates the Matrix movie so much it makes them vomit.
2. So, they decide to watch the rest of the series.
What made you decide to buy Skrim if you considered the previous game of the series to be the worst RPG to ever exist?
I bought Skyrim because I had left over money from trading in a Xbox I won in a sweepstakes last year. It was a eh why not type of purchase and because most of my friends who play RPGs kept saying Skyrim isn't bad and they too didn't like Oblivion, but they loved Morrowind.
Pretty much I wanted Skyrim to be good, much like with movies. Just because one sucked doesn't mean it's sequel will and vice versa. And I don't hate Skyrim, I think it's a good game....but at the same time I think it's one of the most overrated videos game to date and it's bugs and glitches ruin the overall experience of the game.
To add, I watched the 30min gameplay, it wasn't very interest at all. I didn't feel like anything being said or shown was worth it. The only way I'd buy this game is if they got rid of the fee and if it's on sale for $40.
So let me get this straight.
You considered Oblivion to be the worst RPG ever to exist. So you bought Skrim and were disappointed.
That's the same as this analogy:
1. A person hates the Matrix movie so much it makes them vomit.
2. So, they decide to watch the rest of the series.
What made you decide to buy Skrim if you considered the previous game of the series to be the worst RPG to ever exist?
Now you are in here saying you are underwhelmed by the next game of the series?
Going back to the Mateix Analogy, you hated the first movie, you watched the second movie, now you are complaining about the third one. If you hate Elder Scrolls games so much, why come and complain? Or maybe you are complaining because you want to see how people react? IE: Trolling
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