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Talent? I don't know of what kind of talent you are speaking. Please explain. Beth has produced StarTrek:Legacy, and no one has seen any talent in handling the franchise here. And Beth has proven to be quite dynamic in exchanging their TES fanbase at every release by alienizing the old fans...

Maybe the xbox controls give a more natural feeling. Apparently the pc port has one more flaw here. I myself found the pc controls not so bad, except for function keys and riding, which felt like tank drivin'. But I've never played it on xbox - and I will not play it ever more. The function...

Daggerfall had RPG-qualities. Morrowind had some bad mistakes in RPG design, but still has been an RPG. Oblivion is only called "RPG". So I think Beth knows, what an RPG is, but prefers to make dumb down genre mixes to get a bigger mainstream audience. The xbox version had same roleplay, same...

And they will do what they do best. "Bethesda standards" - now Toddy is the measure of all things. A Fallout MMO at $30.000.000 minimum finance in the next two years - ROFL. Weird fantasies of a chapter eight company, and it's a terrible idea, too.

I agree.

So there is no reason to be disappointed. :D Seriously, think about the well informed reviewers writing their hype previews and reviews, enthusiastic fanboys etc. Did you ever read a word of Ashley Cheng about that kind of uncritical game comments? Many fans of Fallout are well informed about...

So the uncritical customer is the smart customer? :roll: There is a simple solution : produce better games.

Intended features aren't available features - I don't speak about things I don't have at this time. And I've tested patch 1 - only a few things have slight corrections and these adjustments aren't satisfying yet. There are still a lot of bugs in text, map and quest system, there are still KI...

ROFL I'm not really surprised, but it's not my problem. Maybe there will be some work for the law attorneys. ...and game industry is complaining about software piracy :roll:

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. has a very good scenery, but many flaws in gameplay. The RPG content isn't satisfying, the FPS S.T.A.L.K.E.R. isn't, too. Spawning enemies, low weapon damage and scattering guns lead to an enormous ammunition consume. Night combat is unfair, and armor is wearing out too fast...

I don't think that everyone else will enjoy it. But I think Fallout fans will be disappointed. The Fallout franchise isn't required to make an Oblivion with guns - but if Fallout goes the same way as Elder Scrolls did, the Fallout franchise will be ruined forever, and we'll never get a true...

I've installed the patch, but there are still many, many bugs in quest system. I always get messages that I've finished quests - but I've never heard of them before. And if I not return to the quest deliverer, who is the wrong person in log sometimes, quest is marked as "failed" and my...

The name of the forum doesn't matter. Or has "ElderScrollsForum" saved TES from Oblivion? They will fuck the franchise, that's the problem - nothing else.

STALKER an RPG? Nice try to enlarge the shooter audience. Yavorsky seems to be a brother of Pete Hines.

Agreed. The lack of manuals ( except for sucking manuals on dvd ) is another point. To save some money, they made games playable without a hardware manual - and now they're wondering about piracy. As long as a pirate get's same shitty content as a regular buyer, he has no reason to buy it...

So the gamer is the reason for shitty developement? Software industry is unable to develope a decent copy protection, so they have to make crappy multi platform games to lower their losses? lol A mediocre game becomes a casual product, because it's a mediocre game. How about some quality...

And which you can find in TES I, TES III, TES IV - so it will be true to the franchise, the TES-franchise, of cause. I'm sure you will find a 2" automatic gun in your cell hidden under your pillow, so Terminator humour can start immediately.

not really new stuff, but polished and always nice - so I'll give 7/10

...especially if combined with Bethesda's preferred learning-by-doing philosophy, which results in massive changes of stats.