Why are there people still running 32-bit operating systems?

Where do the massive and online parts come from?

Actually, as bad as Oblivion was, this is far worse. Especially the map.

That's the problem. Most PC gamers use mouse and keyboard but the UI was designed for a controller.

I recently picked up Omega Boost at a used game store.

Zelda and The Elder Scrolls are like Call of Duty and Battlefield.

Exactly! That's what makes the TES games so memorable.

There are tons of "air only" servers. They only run maps that include fighter jets and helicopters.

For comparison: a 4 GB micro SD card can be had for $5. A 32 GB card can be had for less than $50.

That's what software is for

I was joking

Video won't play :(

Why are you blaming religion for people not wearing Guy Fawkes masks on Guy Fawkes day?

What's amazing is the diverse range of accents in the rather small country of England. Here in the states we have like 2 disticnt accents; southern and everyone else.

Americans don't have accents, it's everyone else that does.

"95% of consumers will pirate the game"

Ubisoft opted not to include that DRM in the PC version this time around.

Have you seen the piles of money developers are raking in through Steam?

I think this guy is just trolling. That or he has been living under a rock while Steam has been raking in piles of money from paying PC gamers.

The game is a year and a half old. Shouldn't that be the regular price by now?