I would say that I may have gotten lucky with Divinity OS for the first map area. As now I'm in the second area and the fights seem much harder. Well, maybe not so much the combat but, game mechanics to get past some of the later areas. Great game and I have yet to feel bored.

That last line is a bit steep. JRPGs have been pretty horrible for over a decade now. They too once had very good story lines but, I haven't seen one since Xenogears on the PS1. It's been bad for so long now that I have stopped playing them all together.

I do find it strange that gamespot has yet to review the game. I guess that what happens when they don't pay for one.

Are people playing on hard? I been playing on normal and don't think it's all that challenging. I'm not saying it's easy but, I found DAO to be harder. I think I've only lost one fight and that was to a boss that was two levels above me. I made a fire mage and rogue for my mains but, I don't find them to be any better than the two companions you pick up in the first city.

Haven't had many problems questing either. I seem to finish them simply by wandering around and fighting enemies. I'm a bit confused as too why so many people are having a hard time with it. Crafting is simply dragging and dropping items that look like they go together. If your skill level is too low it will pop up a message on screen.

Wut?

Divinity OS is turn base. You don't need to pause in Divinity because characters go in order. Baldur's Gate you had to pause. Makes me wonder if you really have played these games if you haven't notice or understand the difference.

The Last of Us and other Naughty Dog games.

Metal Gear Solid

Zelda

Ducky Shine

Why would they need a survey? I think they know the massive problems with their game.

I don't know. Maybe because it has "ELDER SCROLLS" in the title? Call me crazy but, I and perhaps a few million people out there were expecting it to be like an Elder Scrolls game. We didn't go in thinking in would be an MMO racing game. If you think it doesn't need to be like an Elder Scrolls game then they should of called it some thing else and not have paid Bethesda for the license. What they are doing is called false advertising. Lucky for me I got in the Beta and was bored out of my mind. So I never put down the money to buy it. I feel bad for the people that bought it expecting a Elder Scrolls game.