Bane was middle management. 

Trump is clearly the guy who hired Bane in The Dark Knight Rises, if he is going to be anyone.

The Dark Knight Rises music? Seriously? Most of that was associated with friggin Bane, why would you want that?

She is more likely to get hit with charges if Trump does go down for all of his illegal actions. Presidents tend to shed charges and dump them on who was working under them after all. 

Oblivion would like to have a word with you.

I would totally play a game where you cannot go further into the ocean because of a sheer cliff of doom. I believe Golden Sun is one of the few games to do this.

Unless the storefront was an idea out of nowhere to implement, the choice would’ve been to pay to develop launch title games?

Apollo Justice is good, I just think it’s the weakest one.

I liked how it brought you to each town and each mage guild location had an introductory quest that was different each time. I thought that was good design overall. 

There’s some good mythical lands out there beyond the charted edges of Tamriel. That said I’m happy keeping to Tamriel for now as the minute you depict a place, it loses its mystique.

Slime Rancher on PC might be good for you?

It’s more like the Resident Evil 4 of Bethesda games. 

I’m thinking mechanically really. Thieves Guild was fine plot wise, however its level design sucked horribly. At least with Oblivion the Thieves Guild quest areas were designed for you to sneak through. Sans the East Empire Trading Company’s store room, I do not recall Skyrim really designing out its locations for…

Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft limiting game releases to their brand is like EA limiting its games to Origin. They directly invested in those games’ creation. Epic is paying someone else to limit their sales temporarily, it’s different. 

Fair. I liked Oblivion’s Thieves, Dark Brotherhood, and Mage guilds for the most part. Mage Guild became boring when it became anti Necromancer. Skyrim’s Companions, Thieves and Dark Brotherhood were interesting but had some mechanics issues. The College was a bit boring though.

Eh Skyrim gave each Daedra sans Jyggalag and Nocturnal a unique quest somewhat fitting to their stories. Nocturnal was merged into the Thieves Guild.

For me Morrowind did lore and world design fantastically, but plays pretty clunky. Oblivion meanwhile played lore and world design pretty safely but had more interesting questlines as far as just playing them was concerned (Mage Guild initiation was the best).

Most of the weirdness came from one of the lore creators for Morrowind. I do not believe he works there anymore. Still Dragonborn did tend to get a bit weird when you consider Hermaeus Mora’s involvement and whatnot.

Dungeons are a big staple to the series. Skyrim’s dungeons are my favorite still. They need to figure out making their end-dungeon boss battles more unique though. Some had some rather fun ones, others just had Draugr Deathlords ad infinitum.

My guess is that we are.