As someone who loves ambition and innovation, I strongly disagree. Given that the core gameplay of Bethesda games never really change, I would expect their innovations to be awesome. When I used to read about upcoming Bethesda games, I would get real excited, and then when the game was released I'd feel massively let down. Radiant AI? Unrealised. Companions? Slowly slowly getting better. New Vegas's realism mode? Neat, but not very realistic. I respect them for trying, but coming up with an awesome concept means nothing unless you figure out a way to implement it in such a way that it actually does what you dreamed it would do.
I can't judge Skyrim because I decided to stop believing the pre-release hype, but honestly it seems like an "if you liked our other games, buy this because it's more of the same" kind of thing. Watching playthroughs, it could essentially be Fallout 3 with more British people and less guns.
I can't judge Skyrim because I decided to stop believing the pre-release hype, but honestly it seems like an "if you liked our other games, buy this because it's more of the same" kind of thing. Watching playthroughs, it could essentially be Fallout 3 with more British people and less guns.
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Bra Wrote:People are dumb, essentially.