Everything he reviews is game of the year pretty much. GameSpot rarely ever writes a bad review for anything, I could develop a lego barbie game in python and he would probably give it a 10. The media review industry died 2 decades ago or more. I wouldn't rely on them for information about anything, especially here at gamespot.

Don't buy console ports. Problem solved.

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Never again will I buy anything from Sony, not even cheap credits.

cant comment about the good parts. cant comment about the bad parts.

So do me a favor? Don't buy from betheseda in the future; thus they earn it instead of expecting it,

All 3 are decent games but the last 2, oblivion and skyrim, cannot look beyond anything other than themselves. Am I supposed to pull my dick out for this? yawn.

the state of Rhode Island owns the game.JimB

wait, what? o.0

better question; why the heck would anyone live and develop a game in Rhode Island? 0.o

Make it for all platformseddiemarion

Yeah because what we really need is another rushed ported game with terrible gameplay and a thousand +1 bugs and glitches like literally every other port ever released on multiple consoles.

I have the perfect solution that could have nullified 38 Studio's "economic downturn"

1. Leave Rhode Island.

2. Don't take out a $1.125 million dollar loan you can't pay back in the future.

The administration started using the company as a credit card and they went kerplunk.

Surprise, Surprise, Surprise. *rolleyes*

If only I had a 5 dollar bill for every person that ever used a loan or mortgage as a credit card to buy or pay for things they can't afford ... my landlord did it 7 times and lost 7 houses. Welcome to America. LOL

Are we playing the same game? I didn't run into any bugs or glitches except for 1 minor bug on the Teeth DLC. Yeah, you heard me ... zero, none, nada, zilch. I stopped reading your essay before I finished the first paragraph but thanks anyway.

Rethink your build. Pure builds don't work here. I got a fitness/sorcery character. I dodge(blink) around with my daggers when I need speed, and if this was skyrim you could go through the entire game like that just fine ... but you need crowd control because dodging(blinking) isn't going to get you out of every situation in the clouds. Eventually some weak dudes will get you in a corner and take turns hitting you every half a second. You avoid that by switching to your staff and pulling out the spells.

Don't think about it like a typical RPG. The class upgrades are tick based, not point based ... for example, weapon skill has 5 or 6 ticks to upgrade in total, it's not based on 0/100 points like TES games are. You get 3 ticks per level. So it's really easy to cross class. If you go might/sorcery (warrior/mage) you'll still be able to wear heavy armor because your armor requirements are based on the total number of points invested in the category (might or sorcery).

Yeah. GameSpot has always given crap reviews. If GameSpot rates anything lower than an 8 I know to definitely play it at some point. If it's higher than an 8 I know I probably won't like it, ie skyrim, mass effect 3, nba 2k13 ... etc.

I only played the teeth one so far. It's good for an evening or two ... some people (me) had a problem with the armor reward you get at the end. Some people don't get one of either the boots or the gloves. I played it later on and already had something better anyway so it was no big deal. Decent enough for $10 bux I guess.

I haven't played the other one though but I know there is a player house included.

I didn't notice anything different about the graphics besides the models and textures in the DLC itself. A few new baddies, a new race and city, that sort of thing.