This game becomes more & more interesting...

Bubonic plague has three different forms. Bubonic (swollen lymph glands), pneumonic (airborne) and septicemic (carried in the blood).

The first two can lead to the third, and the weird thing is that one of the "treatments" recommended was lancing the buboes. This had the potential to spray plague bacteria into the air…

More horrors in the video.

i would, only from the neck up..

Come to Colby, come to Colby!

Nope. This guy is a complete jackoff. Either he's flat-out lying, or he was grossly negligent and incompetent... In either case, fuck him.

I skimmed through it at the store, read a few previews online...felt the same way. But I'm not much of a comics reader, either (I'll pick up a collection if the buzz on it's good).

hidden the best way I know how

Sex face.

There's a great deal of retconning at hand, but there's definitely mention of political chaos and fairly constant war during the Reman Interregnum (the period in which the game takes place), plus a few books make mention of 'dark anchors' during the time period. Retcon is a poor choice of word for it- more…

I've played Amnesia and the game it rips off, Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth.

Nope.

I'm level 11 and thus far I've yet to see anything that destroys canon. The weirdest thing would be the fact future games don't mention this period, but that can easily be fixed. They picked a time about a thousand years before Skyrim begins where the empire that started the second era has been gone for some time…

The events could certainly be classed as lore-friendly, if you take the view that this history is simply lost by the 3rd and 4th eras.

I don't want to brag, but I would like to point out all the chuckle-heads in these comments proving my point. Having played Elder Scrolls since Arena, I can safely say that this is by far not the first or most drastic retcon they've made to the lore. Nor is it the silliest decision they've made ((For instance, did…