I would say in the sense of story, because II had an awful story.. but I disliked the lack of REAL bosses in III very much. For example, I thought the bandit guy at the camp in the beginning was an actual boss, but later in the game he becomes a regular enemy, and it's that way with several "bosses".

He doesn't mean it literally.

Honestly, The Elder Scrolls is well-known for its high level of content. What he's saying is that he wants to explore the world (and not necessarily complete the story first), because you can. Most people played Oblivion for many hours before they started the story. That's the whole thing, you can play it how you want…

I can understand why you would feel that way. The problem is that you don't realize your faults. I did actually misread your earlier comment, though, and I do apologize for that. I didn't see Professor Bacon's comment which was actually the one perpetuating the stereotype.

I do know where Indonesia is, actually. You assume far too much and it only proves your ignorance. I would hardly consider what I said to be a personal attack, whereas your comments on this article have been nothing but.. and rather aggressive, might I add.

You must be American, then, because you seem to be using racism and xenophobia interchangeably. Not that it matters, because you're also perpetuating ridiculous stereotypes and making a fool of yourself.

I wasn't aware that culture and race were the same thing.

Please don't promote trolls. If you look through his comment history, it's obvious that he is an idiot.

Yes, because getting a game two days early is the same thing as being in a beta.

You must like what I like. You must categorize your music the way I categorize my music.

WHERE ARE YA, MARSHALL?

If the music is so much of a problem, why were they able to release the Mother 3 soundtrack on iTunes? :|

So basically Pixeljunk: Shooter Liquid Neon Edition.

The only good thing about this trailer was Sleigh Bells.

Because you had to jump to level up agility in Oblivion, I would constantly jump everywhere I went. Now in every game that I play, regardless of genre, I jump as I walk. I'm actually rather surprised that this isn't as common as I once thought.

IT SHOTS THE BLUE BOLT!111!!!!1