Well, yeah, but my point was that, overall, Morrowind was a far better game than Oblivion in many respects, and the sense of wonder was much deeper from the landscape alone in Morrowind, since Oblivion was basically a giant forest with some snow up north.

I don't care what it is, but I'm building one when I win the lottery.

You disappoint me D=

Good thing I never called you a he :P I'M WINNING THIS GAME.

Really? I had no issues with AMD.

You are more fortunate than others!

Bethesda PUBLISHED not Bethesda developed. Two different teams. New Vegas was fixed with a patch, though. Dunno about Brink, never bothered playing it.

But be careful: Your house may catch on fire.

Yeah, true. But interestingly enough, Oblivion's disk space is 4.6GB.

What I mean by that is the PC version has higher res textures and more versatility of settings and stuff.

I watch tracking info like a hawk. It's unhealthy. But I have Amazon Student, so I got free release day shipping from my pre-order =D They also unknowingly upgraded my Batman: Arkham City comic book to next-day air when it was just two-day shipping. Both are out for delivery now. UPS HURRY UP!

That's interesting. Europe seems to be a lot more progressively liberal as a whole in a lot of ways when compared to America, but apparently not in everything. Could be cultural too, I guess.

It's not that it's challenging. Well, it is, but in a good way. It's just antiquated gameplay, in that hits are determined by a roll of a die, as is blocking. Oblivion and Skyrim are more of you hit you hit, you block you block, etc. The damage is what is determined by the die.

It's such a sad world in which one forgets about mods. =/

I disagree with Z Power, TES lore is some of the deepest video game lore there is. If Morrowind was easier to play I'd suggest you play it first. If you're into older RPG games then I suggest you get it anyway. As for Oblivion? Pretty good game. Get it on the PC, though. All of them. Because the modding community is…

They had to keep it low so silly consolers could be fine on one disc. But it probably has less resources than Oblivion did, since Cyrodiil is just so massive compared to Skyrim. Or maybe they've made improvements to the BSA archive system, or whatever it is this game will use, and it's more compressed? I dunno.

You make it sound like my last computer that I built almost 5 years ago wouldn't be able to handle this game.

Nope, that processor needs to have 2GB.

Really? I've heard it pronounced in-game as Sky-rim with an "i" sound. maybe an "e" sound with a slight accent, so I guess either is correct. But definitely not "Skee-rum"

Except that in Portal, GlaDOS is in charge of you. But you also play a woman sooooo... Yeah.