@Animatronic64

What!? You're trying to trick me! Mr. Badman said insanity is doing something over and over again, expecting it to change. I haven't lost my mind, I'm perfectly insane mind you... So I know... :P

Far Cry 2 kicked a$$ and Far Cry 3 will too... :)

@Matty_gamer

Weird, right....?

@Animatronic64

Look... I've bought all the CoD games, so I've learned the meaning of insanity... Why did I love Far Cry 2 then?

@gamingfrendly

Why is that if you don't mind me asking? :)

@cfstar @bizzer245

Hehehe... Wisecracker eh....?

Here's an exercise for you then...

Try drawing up all the objects in Fallout 2 and then draw up all the objects in Skyrim... See which requires more dedication.

@q-bert39 @Outer_Raven

XD

@bizzer245

I suppose it all comes down to personal preference, but technically, Elder Scrolls are always technically superior.

It's easier to make a barren wasteland with destroyed structures here and there, than a mythical "organic" world filled with all types of structures and more interactive objects / things (plants, animals that run away, etc...).

Not to mention Fallout is somewhat of a depressing game (at least to me).

@farukcorreia

What's wrong with Ubisoft? I mean... I know they release DLCs but they're not important DLCs that makes you go like "I wish that would have been in the retail version". They're more like copy paste of something you've already done, seen or experienced before.

@bizzer245

The Elder Scrolls will always be better than Fallout.

I really can't say if this is a good thing. If they maintain everything that makes The Elder Scrolls what it is... With all the interactive NPCs and what-not and just simply add in the ability to enter someone else's session as if you were another NPC to the other player than it might just work out.

By the way... Loved the new Gamespot comment interface. Much much much better than IGN's.