This is a pretty solid review.

Oblivion did a much better job fleshing out the story lines for each guild quest line instead of the random “go here kill/steal” formula from Skyrim and then Fallout 4. The “Path of Dawn” quest in Oblivion took me some time to figure out. I agree that a remade/remastered Oblivion would be great.

Oblivion was my introduction to the Elder Scrolls series and I felt more immersed in that world than I did with Skyrim. In Skyrim I don’t think I ever felt like anything I did mattered, while in Oblivion I followed my character’s traits.

I loved Skyrim, and I thought it was the best elder scrolls when it released (I got swept up in the hype/better graphics/better overall gameplay), but in retrospect, Oblivion is my favorite. It had an atmosphere and character to it that’s pretty unique (the art style really lends itself well to being a fantasy game, I…

Sorry about this wall of text, I tried to answer all your questions.

He probably meant cloaca. Invisible reptile anuses seems the most contextually likely.

And that invalidates him, how?

I grew up in Kitchener-Waterloo, Canada, and moved to Toronto 12 years ago without looking back. I can attest to the veracity of “boring as balls” as a descriptor.

I have yet to find a oceanic type planet since I started playing again. I will keep that in mind when I do. :)

Did that the other night and got some major air. Was pretty satisfying. :)

I think it was Black Ops 2, but one of them had the best scoreboard of any CoD, which then was chucked and never repeated in the series. Objective based modes gave points for objectives and didn’t show deaths. The board showed captures, defenses, relevant to objective modes.

The shadowrun FPS game has, IMO, one of the most useful MP shooter buttons. I don’t know if it had a name, but I named it the “callout button”

Why would he?

I’ll just wait for Downhill Domination 2: Electric Boogaloo!

This sounded amazing and I would still love to have MW Remastered on my Xbox, but I refuse to until it’s offered as a standalone or the price goes down significantly. I refuse to buy into this package deal crap and I don’t want to install a huge game I’ll never touch on my hard drive just to access the game I want to…

Yeah not equal, because they make up a larger percentage: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/sep/18/52-percent-people-playing-games-women-industry-doesnt-know

but what about the original 4 games?

I’m totally with you, I think devs should have creative freedom to implement their vision just as they see it. But unfortunately push and pull from the market (“I buy games that have boobs on the cover”or “I don’t want my kids buying boob games” for example) holds a lot of weight in the process. Personally I think…

People aren’t going to ignore them in a society where the easiest claim to fame and self-importance is to make a big deal about nothing.