At first I thought this was going to be a ranting troll post, but I can sort of get behind it, and agree.

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Due to the extreme climate in Skyrim, the horses there have been bred for generations to be able to better insulate heat, making them hardier and less likely to die in the especially cold months. Much like the Saint Bernard, or the Pilowswine.

And that's why user scores have basically no legitimacy.

That's not what it means. Every publication has different editorial standards and review metrics. Generally, though, a publication will tell you exactly what a perfect score from them entails, and it (as far as I never) never says "does not contain a single facet that couldn't be improved on."

Yeah, I'm letting facts get in the way of a good story again. Sorry. Carry on. :D

Sort-of true:

Technically, it was going to be released on the 11th as well due to hilarity, but they wanted it to coincide with Minecon, and they couldn't set a date in Vegas on the 11th, so.

I'm not sure "he started it" is an excuse EA can credibly employ.

Then I'm not quite sure what your position is, and you're less clear than you think.

To be fair, when he wrote this, he was fresh from an unfortunate squabble at his Bitter Misogynists Club of America meeting.

So your position is that OWS protesters love rape?

As someone who has also observed them: very little of this makes sense to me, or is coherent to my observations. I'm at a bit of a loss, really.

Chribba.

Generally solid points, but I wanted to make one (possibly slightly pedantic!) comment:

Skyrim seems great so far. Using a skill will level it up. If you get so many level-ups of anything/everything, then your level goes up, and you get a point to spend on the skill tree.

But for $2, you get a game or two that you don't already own, and some games you can gift to friends.

Obviously, the term "science" does not mean the body of knowledge itself.

The levels are not different every time, but it was true that each playthrough was different.

I like the term "plot coupons" :D